Last Updated on 18 de July de 2026 by S22 Digital
The Integrated Systems Europe (ISE) 2025, held from 4 to 7 February in Barcelona, marked a milestone in the audiovisual industry with record attendance of 85,351 delegates, a 15.5% increase on the previous year. Among these visitors was the S22 Digital team, always looking to discover the new technologies applied to the world of events. Among the most notable innovations, transparent screens captured the attention of attendees. These structures, made up of LED meshes, make it possible to display images without obstructing the view of the surroundings, offering unique scenographic possibilities. Companies such as Unilumin and LANG presented solutions integrating water cascades and striking visual effects. Projection has also evolved, offering greater definition and adaptability to various shapes. Christie, for example, showcased projections onto three-dimensional structures, adding realism and depth to the images.

Elías Torres Benito, of S22 Digital, shared his enthusiasm for these trends in his recent LinkedIn post, highlighting the potential of transparent screens and advanced projections to transform the audiovisual experience at events and corporate presentations. In addition, the reduction of the pixel pitch in LED screens has significantly improved the sharpness and definition of images. Samsung presented “The Wall”, a large-format screen that, thanks to its design and high resolution, offers an immersive visual experience.

The trade show also introduced the Innovation Park, a space dedicated to emerging startups, and the Pitching Stage, where dynamic presentations were held over the event’s four days, fostering collaboration and innovation in the audiovisual sector. In short, ISE 2025 has consolidated its position as a benchmark in the audiovisual industry, presenting technological advances that promise to redefine the way we interact with visual and audio content.
