Andreas Hilmer, Chief Marketing Officer at Lawo GmbH, took part in the TFT 1957 survey of ISE 2025 exhibitors and guests on their showcased solutions and equipment in Barcelona, February 4-7, 2025.
– What is Lawo showcasing at ISE 2025?
At ISE 2025, we are presenting our full range of solutions, which includes IP infrastructure control and management systems for both video and audio, as well as physical interface devices that connect microphones and cameras to an IP infrastructure.
We offer a comprehensive selection of processing solutions, including audio mixing consoles and video processing tools such as multiviewers, up/down/cross converters, and color correction tools.
The fourth category of our products focuses on user interfaces—audio mixing consoles and touchscreen control panels for comprehensive system management. Additionally, we provide consulting services based on our global expertise in project implementation. We are ready to assist clients in finding the best solutions for their needs.
– What trends do you see in the industry?
We are observing that IP is becoming the standard infrastructure not only in broadcasting but also in the Pro AV sector. Both industries are increasingly converging. Broadcasting traditionally relies on standards like ST 2110 and Ravenna, while the AV industry has predominantly used Dante and NDI. However, more companies are now adopting ST 2110, selecting the most suitable standard depending on their specific application.
LAWO anticipated this trend, which is why our processing platform supports multiple formats. We work not only with Ravenna and ST 2110 but also with NDI, SRT, Dante, Dante AV, and many others. These technologies can be used simultaneously, and our platform enables real-time format conversion. This ensures future-proof infrastructure for our clients, keeping it open to new standards and technologies. We have implemented support for all these solutions from day one, whether in audio mixers or multiviewers.
About Lawo GmbH:
Lawo designs and manufactures pioneering network, video, audio, control, and monitoring
technology for TV and radio broadcasts, performing arts, houses of worship, stadiums, and
corporate applications. Products include IP-based media infrastructure solutions, control and
monitoring systems, digital audio mixing consoles, and video processing tools. Products are
developed in Germany and manufactured according to the highest quality standards at the
company’s headquarters in the Rhine Valley town of Rastatt, Germany.
