Spain - Integrated Systems Europe (ISE) 2025 wrapped up ‘a highly successful week’ in Barcelona. The exhibition showcased its highest number of exhibitors with 1,605 and the largest show floor space with 92,000 sq.m net.
ISE 2025 welcomed 85,351 unique verified visitors from 168 countries, marking a 15.5% increase from the previous year.
Attendance from the DACH region saw a significant increase of 7% at ISE 2025, coming close to the numbers last seen during the event’s years in Amsterdam, highlighting the region’s strong and growing engagement with the show.
Mike Blackman, managing director of Integrated Systems Events, stated: “ISE 2025 has surpassed all expectations, setting new milestones in both attendance and innovation. The energy and engagement from our attendees and exhibitors have been truly remarkable. From the dynamic show floor and impactful exhibitor showcases to a content-rich programme, this year’s edition has delivered an unmatched experience. We are excited to build on this success and look forward to welcoming everyone back for another inspiring edition in 2026.”
A major highlight was the Esports Arena, where thrilling gaming competitions and cutting-edge esports and broadcasting technology took centre stage. Equally captivating was the Robotics and Drone Arena, featuring demonstrations in these rapidly advancing fields. The Discovery Zone offered a launchpad for emerging companies to make their mark, while the AVIXA TV Studio added an exciting, interactive dimension with live broadcasts and expert interviews, keeping the momentum high throughout the event.
The content programme at ISE 2025 saw tremendous success, with the newly introduced Track sessions on industry mega trends – jointly curated by AVIXA, CEDIA, and ISE – drawing strong interest. Conference sessions achieved record-breaking attendance, highlighting the growing demand for expert insights and networking opportunities.
The two keynote sessions, featuring Brian Solis and Quayola, were standout moments of the event, attracting full-capacity crowds with only standing room available.
“This week was a living example of connections restored. This is what drives our industry forward – professionals coming together to learn from each other and experience the latest innovations,” said AVIXA president and CEO David Labuskes. “The AVIXA team was proud to put together a wide-ranging programme, from in-depth summits to interactive sessions at Xchange LIVE and broadcast AV on display at the AVIXA TV Studio. ISE goes by in days, but the impact is immeasurable.”
Daryl Friedman, global president and CEO of CEDIA, said: “ISE is always a highlight of the year for CEDIA and myself. This year was no exception.” ISE 2026 takes place from 3-6 February 2026, at Fira de Barcelona.
Look out for a full ISE 2025 show review in the March issue of LSi.
