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FOR-A Europe to Demonstrate Broadcast and Pro-AV Convergence at ISE 2026

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FOR-A, a cutting-edge video broadcast technology company backed by more than 50 years’ experience, will showcase its innovative production solutions at ISE 2026. As the convergence between broadcast and Pro-AV accelerates, FOR-A Europe will demonstrate how its technologies address shared challenges across live events, corporate communications, command and control environments, as well as traditional broadcast applications.

FOR-A will showcase four key production technologies that exemplify the company’s approach to flexible, reliable workflows. FOR-A MixBoard, the award-winning software-based switcher that has received Best of Show recognition from both TVBEurope (IBC 2024) and Sound & Video Contractor (NAB 2025). Its unlimited layering capability and intuitive interface make it ideal for corporate events, live presentations, and hybrid production environments where creative flexibility cannot be constrained by hardware limitations.

FOR-A IMPULSE ® (Integrated Media Platform with UnLimited StructurE), winner of TV Tech Best of Show at NAB 2025, represents the evolution toward software-defined production. By consolidating signal processing, multi-view, switching, graphics, audio mixing, and media playback into reconfigurable software functions, IMPULSE enables operators to adapt production workflows instantly – whether for corporate presentations, live events, or traditional broadcast applications.

viztrick AiDi, an on-device AI solution for live events , addresses a challenge common to both broadcast and Pro-AV: reducing technical workload whilst maintaining creative control. Operating without internet connectivity and processing video in real-time with remarkably low latency, viztrick AiDi has secured validation from major international sports broadcasters for upcoming events. NBC Sports has confirmed that viztrick AiDi is the only solution available that can perform AI processing in real-time, with applications including automatic aspect ratio conversion for multi-platform content delivery. Beyond broadcast, viztrick AiDi serves corporate video production, live event content repurposing, and any environment requiring intelligent, automated production assistance.

The MFR-3100EX all-in-one production centre seamlessly bridges SDI and IP workflows in a compact package, providing the production flexibility essential for emergency response coordination, corporate crisis communications, and live event environments where reliability and adaptability are paramount.

FOR-A will also participate in an unprecedented industry collaboration spearheaded by Dejero, alongside Alfalite, Brainstorm, Domo Broadcast Systems, KitPlus, Ontario Soluciones, and RGB Spectrum. This groundbreaking showcase spans multiple booths (4N550, 4Q350, and 5B600), demonstrating the world’s first complete end-to-end critical connectivity ecosystem through live, integrated demonstrations at 1:00 PM and 4:00 PM CET daily. At Stand 5B600, FOR-A’s MFR-3100EX will be featured as part of an immersive Emergency Operations Centre demonstration with RGB Spectrum’s IPX Flyaway Kit.

“The convergence between broadcast and Pro-AV reflects a fundamental shift in how organisations approach video production,” said Fabio Varolo, Sales Manager, FOR-A Europe. “Whether you’re managing a corporate control room, producing a live event, coordinating emergency response, or broadcasting breaking news, the challenges are increasingly similar: you need flexible, reliable technology that adapts to your workflow rather than constraining it. Our production solutions deliver exactly that versatility, with the broadcast-grade reliability that mission-critical applications demand.”

The ISE showcase demonstrates how FOR-A’s approach, flexible technology combined with proven reliability, serves the evolving needs of Pro-AV professionals alongside traditional broadcast customers. By enabling seamless integration with existing infrastructure and incremental technology adoption, FOR-A solutions support organisations as they navigate the transition to more flexible, IP-enabled production environments.