VISIT ISE WITH THE CATALAN AUDIOVISUAL CLUSTER
PROGRAM OF CONFERENCES AND ACTIVITIES ORGANIZED BY THE CATALAN AUDIOVISUAL CLUSTER
Find the Catalan Audiovisual Cluster at the Catalonia Pavilion (CS100 – Booth 4) and at the Barcelona City Council booth (CS240)
TUESDAY 3
FEBRUARY 2026
10:30am How surgeons are using audiovisual technology to transform medicine (+)
11:50am Bridging broadcast and cinema: virtual production across industries (+)
12:40pm Fundamentals of the digital image with Arturo Fuentes (+)
3pm Cine, entretenimiento y publicidad: producción virtual en todos los formatos (+)
5:15pm How audiovisual robotics are transforming the AV industry (+)
WEDNESDAY 4
FEBRUARY 2026
9am Matchmaking breakfast Catalonia-UK (+)
10:30am Guided tours (+)
11:50am Designing architecture with AV solutions in mind (+)
12:30pm Cluster collaboration session – European Latin American AV Forum (+)
3:50pm Nuevos roles profesionales en las experiencias inmersivas (+)
4pm What’s new? (+)
THURSDAY 5
FEBRUARY 2026
8:30am Networking breakfast with Wallonia (+)
11am Challenges and trends of drones in the audiovisual industry (+)
12pm AI and gender bias (+)
1pm End-to-End digital signage (+)
3:30pm Strengthening audiovisual ecosystems in Catalonia and the United Kingdom (+)
4:40pm Presentación del primer Informe de Robótica Audiovisual 2026 del Clúster Audiovisual de Catalunya (+)
TUESDAY 3 FEBRUARY
Find the Catalan Audiovisual Cluster at the Catalonia Pavilion (CS100 – Booth 4) and at the Barcelona City Council booth (CS240)
HOW SURGEONS ARE USING AUDIOVISUAL TECHNOLOGY TO TRANSFORM MEDICINE
Tuesday 3 February, from 10:30am to 10:50am
Room CC5.2
Free access with ISE registration
Session in English
A keynote exploring how cutting-edge audiovisual technology is revolutionizing surgical practice. From high-definition imaging and 3D visualization to real-time video collaboration and AR-assisted procedures, surgeons are leveraging AV tools to enhance precision, improve training, and increase patient safety.
With Joan Moya, audiovisual engineer in the department of Medical at Ditec Group.
BRIDGING BROADCAST AND CINEMA: VIRTUAL PRODUCTION ACROSS INDUSTRIES
Tuesday 3 February, from 11:50am to 12:30pm
Room CC5.2
Free access with ISE registration
Session in English
From cinema to television programs or corporate livestreams, discover how virtual production with LED stages is breaking industry boundaries—offering scalable solutions for broadcasters, advertisers, and independent creators alike. The three most important virtual production sets of Catalonia will share their experiences and insights.
With Xavi Cánovas, General Manager at Driving Studios; Isaac Bergadà, Lead Manager at Virtual Grup Mediapro; and Antoine Vexelaire, co-founder at APPIA. Moderated by Cristina Brandner, Manager at Parc Audiovisual de Catalunya.
ATTENTION! This session will also be offered in Spanish on Tuesday, February 3rd at 3pm under the title “Cine, entretenimiento y publicidad: producción virtual en todos los formatos”.
FUNDAMENTALS OF THE DIGITAL IMAGE WITH ARTURO FUENTES
Tuesday 3 Februart, from 12:40pm to 1pm
Room CC5.2
Free access with ISE registration
Session in English
AI researcher, trainer, and developer Arturo Fuentes will guide us through his book Fundamentals of the Digital Image. Every image we see is the result of a fascinating sequence of technical and technological advances. Today, however, the line between the real and the artificial is becoming increasingly blurred, making it harder to distinguish what is genuine from what is generated. How is it possible to create images from text or from other images? What lies behind generative AI? Let’s uncover the “why” behind every pixel!
With Arturo Fuentes, researcher, educator, science communicator and partner and co-founder at Lang Iberia.
CINE, ENTRETENIMIENTO Y PUBLICIDAD: PRODUCCIÓN VIRTUAL EN TODOS LOS FORMATOS
Tuesday from 3pm to 3:40pm
Room CC5.2
Free access with ISE registration
Session in Spanish
From cinema to television programs or corporate livestreams, discover how virtual production with LED stages is breaking industry boundaries—offering scalable solutions for broadcasters, advertisers, and independent creators alike. The three most important virtual production sets of Catalonia will share their experiences and insights.
With Xavi Cánovas, General Manager at Driving Studios; Isaac Bergadà, Lead Manager at Virtual Grup Mediapro; and Antoine Vexelaire, co-founder at APPIA. Moderated by Cristina Brandner, Manager at Parc Audiovisual de Catalunya.
ATTENTION! This session will also be offered in English on Tuesday, February 3rd at 11:50am under the title “Bridging Broadcast and Cinema: Virtual Production Across Industries”.
HOW AUDIOVISUAL ROBOTICS ARE TRANSFORMING THE AV INDUSTRY
Tuesday 3 February, from 5:15pm to 5:55pm
Room CC5.3
Access with paid ticket in Megatrends Programme
Session in English
The use of robotic devices is rapidly spreading in the audiovisual industry, both in studios and outdoors. They are transforming the way we experience technology and creativity, combining the precision and capabilities of robotics with the power of audiovisual elements, and opening up new opportunities for innovation. What will be the next trends? How will this affect the audiovisual industry in the near future? For the first time, a report about Audiovisual Robotics will be presented to the industry.
With Joan Rosés, editor of Collateral Bits and Observatori Switch; Natàlia Prats, Director of Digital and Technological Infrastructures of 3Cat; Joan Guasch, Director of International Development and R&D&I Policies of Eurecat. Moderated by Carles Gómara, from the Department of Innovation and Technological Transformation of ACCIÓ.
ATTENTION! This session is part of the “Megatrends Programme” and requires a separate paid ticket for entry.
It will also be offered in Spanish on Thursday, February 5th at 4:40pm under the title “Presentación del primer Informe de Robótica Audiovisual 2026 del Clúster Audiovisual de Catalunya”.
WEDNESDAY 4 FEBRUARY
Find the Catalan Audiovisual Cluster at the Catalonia Pavilion (CS100 – Booth 4) and at the Barcelona City Council booth (CS240)
MATCHMAKING BREAKFAST BETWEEN CATALAN AND BRITISH COMPANIES IN THE AUDIOVISUAL SECTOR
Wednesday 4 February, from 9am to 12pm
To participate in this activity, you must fill out the registration form
The UK and Catalonia are two mature and highly complementary audiovisual markets. That’s why ISE is the ideal platform to strengthen this connection and generate new international business opportunities.
Want to make the most of this unique opportunity to grow your audiovisual project? Don’t miss the in-person matchmaking breakfast organized by ACCIÓ, the Catalan Audiovisual Cluster, and the British Consulate General Barcelona, a speed-dating event for British and Catalan companies.
GUIDED TOURS
Wednesday 4 February, at 10:3oam and at 12:15pm
Exclusive activity for members of the Catalan Audiovisual Cluster
The Catalan Audiovisual Cluster is organizing two guided tours for those who prefer to make the most of their time and adapt to the frenetic pace of the fair. We’ll explain how the content is divided across the different areas and show you the highlights of this year’s edition.
Tour 1 – From 10:30am to 12pm
We will visit the highlights of Hall 3 (Multi-Technology), the heart of ISE.
Tour 2 – From 12:15pm to 2pm
We will visit highlights of Halls 5 (Multi-Technology) and 7 (Audio).
DESIGNING ARCHITECTURE WITH AV SOLUTIONS IN MIND
Wednesday 4 February, from 11:50am to 12:30pm
Room CC5.2
Free access with ISE registration
Session in English
Architecture and audiovisual technology are coming together like never before. This session explores how modern building design is evolving to integrate AV solutions from the ground up—whether it’s immersive digital art, smart lighting, large-scale LED walls, or integrated sound systems. As spaces become more interactive, functional, and experiential, architects and AV professionals are collaborating to shape the future of how we live, work, and connect.
With Daria de Seta, Partner at Garcés – De Seta – Bonet Arquitectes; Esteban de Backer, Partner at Marvel Architecture, Landscape Architecture and Planning; and Graeme McGinty, Associate Director & Theatre Consultancy EMEA at Charcoalblue International. Moderated by Thomas Vertommen, Business Development Manager for Immersive Experiences and Themed Entertainment de Panasonic.
CLUSTER COLLABORATION SESSION – EUROPEAN LATIN AMERICAN AV FORUM
Wednesday 4 February, from 12:30pm to 1pm
Room CC5.3
Access with paid ticket in European Latin American AV Forum
Session in English
We will feature clusters from both regions, showcasing successful case studies, innovations, and strategies for fostering cross-border cooperation. Panel on the role of clusters in building innovation ecosystems and the creation of international connections.
With Matthew Boswell, Research and Innovation Lead at Centre for the Creative Economy at Cardiff University and the Media Cymru Programme Manager; María Eugenia Lombardi, Founder of 80 Mundos and Board member at the Audiovisual Cluster of Buenos Aires (BACA); David Dávila, president of the Nuevo Leon’s Creative Media Cluster. Moderated by Noemí Cuní, Vice President of the Catalan Audiovisual Cluster.
NUEVOS ROLES PROFESIONALES EN LAS EXPERIENCIAS INMERSIVAS
Wednesday 4 February. from 3:50pm to 4:30pm
Room CC5.2
Free access with ISE registration
Session in Spanish
As immersive technologies continue to transform storytelling and user interaction, a wide range of creative and technical roles are emerging. This session will explore the diverse profiles involved in creating immersive content, from 3D artists, Unity/Unreal developers, and experience designers to sound engineers, writers, and UX specialists. Participants will gain an understanding of the contributions of each role, the most in-demand skills, and how to launch a career in this rapidly evolving field.
With Ariane Sautreuil, co-founder and head of operations of Sourcing Unicorns; Bernat Lozano, partner, co-CEO and creative director of Flop Work; y Esther Rovira, director of Barcelona XRLab. Moderated by Frédéric Sanz, head of operations and Co-founder of Univrse.
WHAT’S NEW?
Wednesday 4 February, from 4pm to 6pm
Àgora space at the Barcelona City Council booth (CS240, Congress Square)
Free access with ISE registration
Session in Catalan, Spanish and English
A session where we can see a complete picture of the innovations of Catalan companies at the ISE 2026. We will learn about the most outstanding audiovisual innovations and trends from the Cluster’s member companies.
With Blit, Driving Studios, Ebantic, EGMStudio, EMOGG, Eurecat, Fluendo, Framemov, Gestmusic, Into Reality, IT’S ON, Mas Acoustics and NRD Multimedia.
THURSDAY 5 FEBRUARY
Find the Catalan Audiovisual Cluster at the Catalonia Pavilion (CS100 – Booth 4) and at the Barcelona City Council booth (CS240)
NETWORKING BREAKFAST WITH WALLONIA
Thursday 5 February, from 8:30am to 10am
Porta Fira Hotel, Saray Room
To participate in the activity, registration is required
Exclusive activity for Catalan Audiovisual Cluster member companies
The Catalan Audiovisual Cluster is organizing this networking event in collaboration with TWIST (the Walloon audiovisual and media cluster) and Wallonia.be.
ISE is the ideal venue to strengthen international connections and generate new business opportunities.
Registration is open until January 30.
CHALLENGES AND TRENDS OF DRONES IN THE AUDIOVISUAL INDUSTRY
Thursday 5 February, from 11am to 11:45am
Àgora space at the Barcelona City Council booth (CS240)
Free access with ISE registration
Session in Catalan
Drones have become an indispensable tool for the audiovisual industry. How will they evolve? What are the future trends? The integration of artificial intelligence and advances in autonomy, synchronisation and resolution are the key elements of the new generation of drones.
With Joan Rosés, editor of Observatori Switch, who will present the first audiovisual robotics report produced by the Catalan Audiovisual Cluster; Fran Arnau, CEO of Flock Drone Art Studio; and Carlos Miguel Cortés, European Account Manager at Airmedia360. Moderated by Guillem González from Betevé.
AI AND GENDER BIAS
Thursday 5 February, from 12pm to 12:45pm
Àgora space at the Barcelona City Council booth (CS240)
Free access with ISE registration
Session in Catalan
A space to share ideas, experiences and questions about how AI systems incorporate gender biases, where we can detect and which critical and responsible strategies we can apply to address them and advance towards a more fair and inclusive technology.
With Cristina Mont, Director of Lavinia IA and Helena Oller, Head of Strategy at Filmin. Moderated by the journalist Mariola Dinarès.
END-TO-END DIGITAL SIGNAGE
Thursday 5 February, from 1pm to 1:20pm
Room CC5.2
Free access with ISE registration
Session in English
A comprehensive look at the full digital signage workflow—from concept to screen. We’ll explore how content is designed for dynamic environments, motion graphics, and real-time data integration. Attendees will gain insight into the software platforms powering today’s signage ecosystems, from content management systems to cloud based scheduling and analytics tools. We’ll also breakdown the hardware side, reviewing the latest in LED and LCD display technologies, screen resolutions, brightness levels, and interactive capabilities. Whether you’re deploying digital signage in retail, transportation, corporate spaces, or events, this session will provide a practical roadmap to deliver impactful, scalable solutions.
With Sergi Carles, Head of Marketing and Projects at DCLED; and Marc Virgili, Project Manager at EGMStudio.
STRENGTHENING AUDIOVISUAL ECOSYSTEMS IN CATALONIA AND THE UNITED KINGDOM
Thursday 5 February, from 3:30pm to 5pm
Room CC8.23 (Hall 8.1 – Floor 1)
Free access with ISE registration
Session in English
The future of the audiovisual sector depends on connected ecosystems with international ambition and the capacity to attract talent, companies and investment. This session explores how public policy, industry, research and innovation can align to generate long-term impact, using the United Kingdom and Catalonia as complementary case studies.
The session opens with the keynote “Architecting Creativity and the Industrialisation of Imagination” by Will Saunders, focused on the UK’s CoSTAR programme: a nationally coordinated network of five R&D and advanced production labs, backed by £75 million in public investment and connected to major industrial hubs such as MediaCityUK in Manchester, where innovation is scaled through infrastructure like dock10 and the BBC.
The second part features a panel with representatives from CoStar, dock10, Barcelona XRLab, Catalunya Media City and Parc Audiovisual de Catalunya examining how strong, interconnected audiovisual ecosystems are built and sustained. Using Catalonia’s current momentum—with initiatives such as Catalunya Media City, Barcelona XRLAB and the expansion of the Parc Audiovisual de Catalunya—the discussion will address diversification, evolving business models and collaboration between infrastructure, talent, technology and public–private initiatives, highlighting the drivers of innovation, resilience and global competitiveness.
With Professor Will Saunders, Creative Head for the CoSTAR National Lab and professor of Creative Industries at Royal Holloway University; Richard Wormwell, Head of Innovation at Dock10; Miquel Rutllant, President of the Catalan Audiovisual Cluster and driving partner at Barcelona XRLab; Marc López, Director of Catalunya Media City; and Cristina Brandner, Manager at Parc Audiovisual de Catalunya. Moderated by Joel Mestre, Creative Services EMEA at Disguise.
PRESENTACIÓN DEL PRIMER INFORME DE ROBÓTICA AUDIOVISUAL 2026 DEL CLÚSTER AUDIOVISUAL DE CATALUNYA
Thursday 5 February, from 4:40pm to 5:20pm
Room CC5.2
Free access with ISE registration
Session in Spanish
The Catalan Audiovisual Cluster presents the first Audiovisual Robotics Report 2026, an exhaustive analysis of the current state and trends of robotics applied to the audiovisual world. Thanks to advances in mechanical performance, autonomy, quality of movements and the ability to adapt to the environment provided by AI, robotics expands narrative possibilities and simplifies tasks. We will discover the main innovations and follow up in detail on the most emblematic use cases. Finally, Paulí Subirà will join us to show how they have applied audiovisual robotics to their sets.
With Joan Rosés, editor of Collateral Bits and Observatori Switch; and Paulí Subirà, Head of Production at 3Cat.
FRIDAY 6 FEBRUARY
Find the Catalan Audiovisual Cluster at the Catalonia Pavilion (CS100 – Booth 4) and at the Barcelona City Council booth (CS240)
FORESIGHT IN ACTION: A PRACTICAL WORKSHOP FOR THE AUDIOVISUAL INDUSTRY
Friday 6 February, from 10:30am to 1:30pm
Room CC5.1
Free access with ISE registration
Session in English
This session will offer a hands-on introduction to foresight methodologies by engaging participants in building possible future scenarios for the audiovisual industry. Through a participatory and interactive format, attendees will explore how foresight and future studies work in practice in a condensed, dynamic session that combines explanation, discussion, and collaborative creation.
Hosted by the Universitat Pompeu Fabra – Barcelona, this symposium and workshop will explore the field of future studies and its application across various industries, particularly the audiovisual sector.
With Bertran Salvador-Mata, Post Doctoral Researcher at Universitat Pompeu Fabra; Carlos Alberto Scolari, Full Professor of Communication at Universitat Pompeu Fabra; and Marta Fernandez, Predoctoral Researcher, Dept of Communication at Universitat Pompeu Fabra.
This session is part of the project Promotion of prospective and future studies in audiovisual companies. Promoted by the Catalan Audiovisual Cluster and the Chair of Futures in Communication (UPF), in collaboration with Lavinia and Filmin, and supported by ACCIÓ.
TRANSMEDIA IPs FROM FILM TO GAMING WORLD
Friday 6 February, from 11am to 11:45am
Spark Main Stage
Free access with ISE registration
Session in English
Session on how stories, characters, and universes (IPs) move from one medium to another, from film and TV series to video games, and from video games to film, animation, or other formats. We will analyze how these IPs are built and managed, why some adaptations succeed while others fail, and how to create coherent universes capable of growing across different platforms. We will also discuss the role of IP strategy in current video game development, combining real case studies, well-known examples, and a practical look at the future of the industry.
With Jimena Tormo, Head of Gaming and Interactive IPs at DeAPlaneta Entertainment; Joan Francesc Bañó, director at GameBCN and co-founder at Open House Games; and Javier Puertas, Head of Gaming at SelectaPlay. Moderated by Òscar García Pañella, PhD in Electronic Engineering and academic director of ENTI-UB.
JÓVENES TALENTOS Y TECNOLOGÍA: PROYECTOS DE LA SEMANA DEL TALENTO
Friday 6 February, from 11am to 1pm
Room CC5.3
Free access with ISE registration
Session in Spanish
We will learn about several original projects based on new technologies from the University-Industry Audiovisual Pitching 2025, organized annually by the Catalan Audiovisual Cluster.
The participating projects in the 2026 edition are Cartografies invisibles, by Humbert Torrego; Fuga, by Laura Gili; Bath Life by Adrián Carro and Marco Berrocal; Mans d’aprenent by Judit Puig; and Link3rs, by Hector Bordas.
They will be presented to a jury formed by Patricia M. Val, co-founder and executive producer of Futura Space; Mònica Andreu, head of Culture and Creative Industries at Eurecat; and Rita Giménez, director of Music Tech Hub and head of international strategy at Escena 4.0.
ISE TECH TOURS
All week
The Catalan Audiovisual Cluster collaborates in the organization of the ISE Tech Tours, organized visits that will take visitors to the main AV facilities in Barcelona.
We highlight:
La Salle: The IASlab brings together art, science, and technology, featuring labs for visual effects, VR/AR, AI, animation, digital arts, interactive robotics, audiovisual post-production, and acoustic research, including reverberant and anechoic chambers.
CaixaForum: The visit includes the Root for Nature exhibition, which stands out for its interactive installations, immersive audiovisual systems, and projection mapping that blend art and design to engage visitors and raise awareness about biodiversity – all from an optimistic point of view.
3Cat Studios: The highlight is Studio 4, a 400 m² robotized news studio with perimeter LED walls, chroma zones, and precision camera robotics, featuring the 3.5 m rotating “giratutto”, the first of its kind in the world. The space integrates multiple news programmes within one environment, from Telenotícies to Matins and Més Nit.
Catalunya Media City: Ferran Falcó, General Director of Consorci del Besòs, which oversees the site’s development, will lead guests on a tour of the preserved chimneys and reactivated turbine hall, featuring digital, tech, and future-use facilities.
Shoot Estudios: These luxury apartments double as event or live production sets, blending design, creativity, architecture and smart technology in authentic residential spaces.
SABDA: a pioneering multidisciplinary space in the heart of Barcelona where art, technology, and wellness come together to create transformative experiences.
Leonardo vs. Michelangelo from Layers of Reality: At IDEAL Digital Arts Center, visitors explore the lives, minds, and masterpieces of the genius through large-scale projections, 360º virtual reality, and metaverse environments. Inspired by their legendary 1503 Florence commission, the experience blends innovation and history, inviting guests to reflect and choose their side: Team Leonardo or Team Michelangelo? A thrilling journey celebrating creativity, genius, and the enduring power of human imagination.
Alfa5 Sports XR: This tour will be presented by Layers of Reality and Alfa5 Sports XR giving an operational production point of view and will experience nine immersive zones powered by VR, AR, lasers, lighting, motion tracking, and projection systems, from virtual climbing, virtual skydiving to interactive soccer arenas.
ISE OPEN INNOVATION CHALLENGE
All week
The Catalan Audiovisual Cluster is collaborating in the organization of the ISE Open Innovation Challenge, an international B2B event promoted by ACCIÓ and the Enterprise Europe Network. This event brings together large companies, SMEs, and public entities to propose challenges and seek new technologies and solution providers.
Ten member companies of the Cluster are participating by proposing challenges: 3Cat, Abacus, Alguna Pregunta, CaixaForum+, Gestmusic, Grupo Planeta, IT’S ON, Lavinia, Nextus, and XAL.
PRESENCE OF THE CLUSTER, PARTNER COMPANIES AND INSTITUTIONS
CLUSTER BOOTHS
In the 2026 edition, the Catalan Audiovisual Cluster it’s present at the Catalonia Pavilion of the Catalan Government (CS100) and at the Barcelona City Council booth (CS240). Both are located in Congress Square between pavilions 4 and 5.
MEMBER COMPANIES
Member companies of the Catalan Audiovisual Cluster are present in their own booths and also under the umbrellas of the Catalan Government (Catalonia Pavilion), the Barcelona City Council and the Innovation Park.
Member companies of the Audiovisual Cluster with their own booth: Algam Enterprise (3R190 – Hall 3), Aura Vision (3E600 – Hall 3), d&b audiotechnik (7E190 – Hall 7 and Audio Demo Rooms D2 at Hall 8), EPSON (3J100 – Hall 3), Flock Drone Art (8G600 – Hall 8.1), Fluge Audiovisuales (6E700 – Hall 6), INFiLED (3B900 – Hall 3), LANG (3H500 – Hall 3), Panasonic Connect (3J500 – Hall 3), SONO (5F150 – Hall 5), 3Cat (Spark – Hall 8.1) and WindowSight (3F500 – Hall 3).
Member companies of the Audiovisual Cluster that are present in the Catalonia Pavilion of the Catalan Government (CS100 – Congress Square): CIT – UPC, Driving Studios, Ebantic, EGMStudio, Eurecat, Fluendo, Gestmusic, Mas Acoustics, NRD Multimedia and Watchity.
Member companies of the Audiovisual Cluster that are present in the Barcelona City Council booth (CS240 – Congress Square): Blit, EMOGG, Flop Work, Framemov, Into Reality and Produktia.
Member companies of the Audiovisual Cluster that are present in the Innovation Park (Congress Square): IT’S ON.
Member companies of the Audiovisual Cluster that are present in ICEC’s booth (Congress Square): Eyesberg and Onionlab.
Member companies of the Audiovisual Cluster that participate in ISE Open Innovation Challenge 2026: 3Cat, Abacus, Alguna Pregunta, CaixaForum+, Gestmusic, Grup Planeta, IT’S ON, Lavinia, Nextus and XAL.
INSTITUTIONS
ICEC and the DG of Innovation and Digital Culture have their own stand (CS224 – Congress Square). There, you can discover the creative work of 6 Catalan digital companies through the 20-minute piece Immersive Horizons: A journey across Catalan digital creativity, created especially for the ISE. Of these 6 selected studios, Eyesberg and Onionlab are part of the Catalan Audiovisual Cluster.
ACCIÓ is present at the Catalonia Pavilion of the Catalan Government (CS100 – Congress Square), where the Catalan Audiovisual Cluster has its own booth. They act as an umbrella for around twenty Catalan companies with the aim of promoting the audiovisual sector in Barcelona and Catalonia.
The Barcelona City Council has its own booth, shared with the Catalan Audiovisual Cluster (CS240 – Congress Square). They have a specific program in the Agora space and act as an umbrella for a dozen leading companies in the sector.
PREVIOUS EDITIONS
ISE 2025
The Cluster organized and was present at 27 conferences and activities in the main stages of the fair and in the Àgora space of the Cluster stand shared with the Barcelona City Council. 25 Cluster member companies were present at the fair in their own booths and under the umbrella of ACCIÓ and the Barcelona City Council.
ISE 2024
The cluster organized 13 activities (conferences, workshops, networking) on the main stages and in the Agora space of the cluster’s booth, shared with Barcelona City Council. About 20 partner companies were present in their own booths, at ACCIÓ’s booth and at the cluster’s booth.
ISE 2023
The cluster organized 9 conferences on the main stages and in the Agora space of the cluster’s booth, shared with Barcelona City Council. About 20 partner companies were present in their own booths, at ACCIÓ’s booth and at the cluster’s booth.
ISE 2022
The cluster organized 8 conferences on the main stages and in the Agora space of the cluster’s booth, shared with Barcelona City Council. 16 partner companies were present in their own booths, at ACCIÓ’s booth and at the cluster’s booth. We participated in the ISE Open Innovation Challenge.
