Robe delivered a strong presence at the 2025 edition of LDI in Las Vegas, where the manufacturer introduced three outstanding new products: the T10 Profile, T10 PC and T10 Fresnel, together with the T3 PC and T3 Fresnel, expanding its acclaimed T-series.
Four recently launched products were also showcased for the first time at a US trade show: the innovative PowerDolly, the compact iPAINTE LTM, the powerful multispectral T3 Profile and Robe’s astonishing WTF!, a multifunctional strobe/wash/blinder capable of captivating both mind and retina.
The strong presence at LDI highlighted the strategic importance of the North and South American markets for Robe, and the company welcomed numerous professionals and businesses from both continents and from around the world.
In addition to showcasing the new products for close inspection, the elegant booth featured two dedicated demonstration areas, an information point and a meeting and social space to connect with clients and industry peers.
A specially designed light show ran regularly on the hour throughout the day at the booth, illustrating the scope and creative possibilities of these new products, accompanied by a custom high-energy soundtrack and themed with different lighting styles. This show alternated —on the half hour— with detailed VOG (Voice of God) presentations related to the featured products, keeping the pace fluid and visually engaging throughout the day.
Robe took the opportunity of bringing together lighting and production professionals from across the industry to showcase the flexibility, creativity and sustainability of its technology. The spotlight was also placed on the presence and potential of Robe’s global group of parallel businesses.
The dynamic fusion of technical excellence within the Robe Group included architectural and LED lighting manufacturer Anolis; the legendary UK-based lighting console and media server powerhouse Avolites; and Australian distribution specialist LSC Control Systems. These companies were located in an adjacent booth, within a separate yet integrated area of the show’s modern open-plan design.
The natural synergy between these brands —a key factor enabling Robe to offer complete lighting solutions— was based on a concept of collaboration that also allowed each company to retain its own space to grow and develop as an independent entity.
Avolites
The new and refreshed D-Series control console range —the D3— was the centerpiece of the Avolites booth: a concept that combined power, performance and portability in a family of five compact, stylish and fully featured packages.
Designed for a world in constant motion, the D3 reflected a new and innovative approach from Avolites since becoming part of the Robe Business at the end of 2023.
Smart design, robust engineering and practical sizing were at the core of the D3 series philosophy. The D3-010, D3-110, D3 Wing, D3 Core and D3 Touch were all powered by Avolites’ renowned Titan software, offering intuitive programming, efficient operation and flexible control for multiple lighting solutions.
In addition, Avolites demonstrated its powerful D9 and D7 lighting consoles, as well as its versatile Q-Series media servers —running both the Prism and Ai software platforms— reinforcing the brand’s deep knowledge and understanding of integration between lighting and other visual systems for complete show control.
Anolis
Anolis Lighting presented two new and exciting products for architectural lighting designers worldwide: the Appoli™ and Lamari™ LED luminaires.
The compact Appoli™ delivered powerful, high-quality light output for spot, accent or flood lighting solutions. Its optical design used four high-efficiency multi-chip LEDs and was available with optional LED color variants and various beam angles. The robust housing was built to withstand outdoor conditions, and a special finish for harsh and marine environments positioned it as an exceptional outdoor LED luminaire with an elegant design.
Complemented by a wide range of accessories, control protocols and connection options, Appoli™ proved to be an effective and versatile tool for maximizing architectural lighting applications.
The new Lamari™ linear luminaire was presented as an excellent choice for professional lighting designs, featuring a compact form factor and outstanding color mixing in both single-chip and multi-chip models. For enhanced safety, the unit operated at 48 V and was controlled via DALI 2 and E-Box Remote series controllers.
Manufactured from durable aluminum, Lamari™ featured IK08 and IP67 ratings, ensuring high resistance to mechanical damage and extreme weather conditions. A wide range of beam angles was available for precise adjustment, and its four length variants and optimized size enabled multiple surface mounting options.
LSC Control Systems
LSC returned to LDI with a focused selection of next-generation control and power distribution systems.
The booth featured NEXEN, LSC’s new range of Ethernet-to-DMX gateways; GENX, the evolution of its intelligent dimming and switching technology; and the APSX power distribution series, which expanded the APS platform with full network integration.
LSC also presented UNITY, a modular power distribution and dimming platform for fixed installations, alongside UNITOUR, a professional-grade power and lighting control system designed for live events and mobile applications.
LSC’s international sales manager, Pete Floyd, described the show as dynamic and productive, and was available throughout the event for technical demonstrations, answering questions and engaging with visitors.
