The AVIXA TV Studio will return to ISE to showcase the latest broadcast AV solutions with livestreaming, podcast recordings, and hands-on demos. Using on-premise and cloud-based technologies, the studio provides a local control room at the show, and for the first time, remote camera switching from Ross Video’s North America office.
“Since the inception of the AVIXA TV Studio, we have built on each year’s successes to give attendees a broadcast experience that is both bold and inspiring. This year at ISE we’ll show how you can manage livestreams from anywhere in the world utilising cloud-based workflows,” said Sam Minish, Vice President of Content Delivery, AVIXA. “The cloud enables you to access technology remotely, instead of having to travel with expensive gear around the world. There are tangible cost savings associated with it, especially if your production travels regularly. Companies might have locations in London, New York City, and Bangkok, but cloud-based workflows allow you to have a global team work on a production rather than limit yourself to whoever is local to the project.”
Known for dynamic content that earned five Telly Awards last year, AVIXA TV demonstrates the possibilities for storytelling, virtual production, and collaboration within a high-end production environment. At ISE, the AVIXA TV Studio is bringing this award-winning content to the show, providing inspiration and education to the AV community. The AVIXA TV Studio is powered by Ross Video, AI Media, AWS, Barco, Crestron, CueScript, Diversified, Forecast, Ikan, ProCyc, PTZ Optics, Resi, Telestream, and Shure.
ISE attendees will have the opportunity to see the new and innovative AV tech all in one location. From cameras and audio equipment to AR graphics and immersive virtual environments, the studio brings it all together to reflect real-world broadcast scenarios. The space features virtual and green screen production and an anchor desk for lively discussions.
Beyond technology, the AVIXA TV Studio encourages collaboration and creativity. The studio will host workshops each day of the show at 13:00, where attendees can talk with industry experts from AVIXA, Ross Video, and other production partners to get up close with all the technology inside the AVIXA TV Studio.
“The possibilities for broadcast AV solutions are endless, and through our studio, we can offer opportunities to organisations willing to invest the time and energy to learn how to navigate this dynamic market,” said Minish. “No matter your budget, the AVIXA TV Studio provides solutions and inspirations for everyone,” she added.
Visit the AVIXA TV Studio at booth EA900 in the East Access Entrance in Hall 3 of the Fira de Barcelona Gran Via. See the full schedule of programming at www.avixa.org/avixa-tv-at-ise.
The AVIXA TV Studio will broadcast live from ISE 2026 with a preview episode on Monday, February 2, the day before the show opens, and run through Friday, February 6. To watch the livestream, visit www.avixa.tv
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