Bang & Olufsen’s booth walkthrough is a compact tour of how the brand thinks about architectural audio: treat speakers, TVs, and control as one connected system, then let integrators extend it into more rooms and more zones without changing the user experience. The focus is on multiroom orchestration, consistent latency/level behavior between zones, and making the “control layer” feel as deliberate as the industrial design. https://www.bang-olufsen.com/
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A headline prototype on display is the forthcoming landscape speaker concept, positioned as Bang & Olufsen’s first fully in-house outdoor architectural speaker. The idea is to carry the same platform approach outdoors (gardens, terraces, hospitality courtyards) so an exterior zone behaves like any other room in the ecosystem, rather than a separate, bolt-on audio island. The discussion naturally lands on weather-facing materials, mounting options, and how integrators would specify outdoor coverage patterns alongside indoor listening areas.
A second thread is Bang & Olufsen Atelier, shown as a specification tool for bespoke finishes and one-off styling choices—useful when you’re matching wood, anodised aluminium tones, textiles, or architectural palettes. In practice, it’s about giving architects and installers a way to keep acoustics and aesthetics aligned, especially when a system includes statement pieces like the Beolab 90 in special editions such as Phantom and Mirage, where surface treatment and visual depth are part of the product story.
On the integration side, the booth also highlights BeoLiving Intelligence as the automation bridge between B&O products and wider smart-home ecosystems. The demos lean into real-world programming concepts—scenes, triggers, multiroom grouping logic, and feedback loops—plus newer AI-assisted programming ideas aimed at speeding up configuration and scaling to larger multiroom or commercial deployments. It’s essentially the “glue” layer that makes B&O AV behave predictably inside a broader control stack.
This video was filmed at ISE 2026 in Barcelona, and it’s a useful snapshot of what B&O is prioritising for integrators right now: outdoor architectural expansion via the landscape speaker concept, deep customisation via Atelier, high-end reference hardware like Beolab 90 editions, and system-level control via BeoLiving Intelligence and remotes such as BeoRemote Halo and BeoRemote One. The result is less about a single product and more about how a whole installation is specified, tuned, and controlled as one coherent audio experience.
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