beamZ Pro has unveiled Neutron, a new family of LED luminaires designed to create modular lighting configurations using fixtures of different sizes and output levels.
Avolites has introduced Prism, an intuitive media control interface that enables users to incorporate dynamic visual content into any production without the need for complex programming. Its launch follows a successful early access testing period.
In the world of live entertainment, creating an unforgettable visual climax demands true technological excellence. SHOWVEN, a pioneer in stage special effects, continues to redefine industry standards by developing systems that transform creative visions into spectacular realities.
Ayrton launches RawBeam 350, its new ultra-compact laser-sourced fixture. First unveiled at ISE 2026, RawBeam 350 is a true racing machine: a sleek, compact luminaire equipped with a phosphor-converted laser source and impressive performance.
GLP will bring a wide selection of its lighting fixtures to InfoComm 2026. The company will showcase recent developments alongside a broad range of products already established in its portfolio throughout the three-day exhibition.
Elation Professional introduces the Rebel Line Series, a new addition to the Rebel family designed to deliver greater levels of creative flexibility in linear lighting.
GLP has introduced TWYN, a new dual-face moving head that combines the capabilities of two of the company’s most successful platforms, Creos and JDC Burst 1, into a single motorised system.
ETC announces the Foundry DIN Relay 12, a compact, all-in-one DIN rail power switching solution designed to deliver reliable and flexible control across a wide range of applications.
Elation Professional announces the launch of the Rebel Dartz, a compact, high-energy beam FX moving head that channels the unmistakable Rebel spirit into a highly versatile and creative tool for designers seeking maximum visual impact.
“Remember, light and shadow never stand still”, stated the renowned British-American painter Benjamin West. More than 200 years later, his words remain relevant and reflect the constant evolution of today’s lighting design.
