Sharp, Hall 3, Booth E500, Fira Barcelona, Gran Vía, Barcelona, Spain
Public Exhibitions
Integrated Systems Europe 2026
This year, we showed how our latest display technologies could help people work, learn and connect more naturally. What began as the launch of our new interactive displays evolved into a wider conversation at Integrated Systems Europe, where we brought these ideas to life for partners and customers from across the industry.
Launching a new generation of Interactive Displays.
We started the week by introducing the RP series, a new generation of interactive displays designed to create more inclusive and collaborative environments. During the launch, we demonstrated how improved touch technology, intuitive writing tools and thoughtful design choices supported more engaging exchanges in meeting rooms and classrooms. We highlighted features that promoted wellbeing, reduced visual strain and supported safe interaction, helping people stay focused and comfortable in busy, shared spaces.
This moment set the foundations for our presence at ISE. As visitors arrived at the show, they moved seamlessly from the ideas explored in the launch to real demonstrations across our stand. Here, they saw how the RP series sat alongside our broader range of display solutions, including large‑format screens, video walls and tools for more dynamic content delivery.
Extending the experience at ISE.
The themes we introduced at the launch carried directly into our presence at ISE. As visitors arrived at the show, they moved naturally from the ideas shared earlier in the week to hands‑on demonstrations across our stand. Here, the RP series sat alongside our broader range of displays, including large‑format screens and video walls designed to support more dynamic communication in workplaces, retail and education.
Every area of the stand offered a practical example of how organisations could create more consistent, engaging and accessible experiences. Guests explored real‑world scenarios that showed how our technology worked together across different environments.
Exploring what’s next.
Throughout the event, conversations were built on the foundations set by the launch. Many visitors were keen to discuss the shift towards experience‑driven technology and how displays could play a more connected role within their digital ecosystems. Our team supported these discussions, helping people explore solutions that aligned with their goals and challenges.
By the end of the week, the ISE exhibition had created a unified story about thoughtful design, reliable performance and technology that supported people in meaningful ways. Together, they showed how we’re helping organisations move from standalone products towards richer, more integrated experiences.
