Renkus-Heinz, a global leader in professional loudspeaker technology, is debuting its OmniBeam software at ISE 2025. The company is also hosting its first ever immersive demo room experience, with an active acoustics system from technology partner Amadeus Active Acoustics that is designed to transport attendees to diverse acoustic spaces such as churches, lecture halls, performance venues.
Integrated into the latest RHAON II 2.5 release, OmniBeam is designed to simplify the design and deployment of precision audio coverage. The software employs a “Snap to Audience” feature, allowing users to generate sound coverage tailored to any space’s geometry.
ISE 2025 will mark the first public demonstrations of OmniBeam in action since its launch. Visitors to booth 7D620 and demo room E8 will experience how this technology optimises workflows for consultants and integrators, making advanced beam steering more accessible and effective.
Brandon Heinz, product manager at Renkus-Heinz, said: “ISE 2025 provides the perfect platform to unveil OmniBeam’s full potential. This innovative software not only simplifies the deployment process but also opens up new opportunities for beam-steering solutions across a wide range of venues. From houses of worship to corporate environments, OmniBeam is a game-changer for creating tailored, high-performance soundscapes.”
Immersive demo room brings technology to life
For the first time at ISE, Renkus-Heinz will host a dedicated demo room (E8) to deliver an immersive auditory experience that simulates real-world environments. The demo room will transport attendees to diverse acoustic spaces such as churches, lecture halls, performance venues, and other complex applications. By leveraging active acoustics and immersive storytelling, the demonstrations will highlight how Renkus-Heinz’s products meet the unique demands of various environments.
The demo room will feature the company’s flagship loudspeaker series, including the advanced beam-steering Iconyx Gen5 and IC Live X arrays, the passively steered UBX Series, and the versatile C Series range of point-source loudspeakers.
Heinz added: “Our demo room is designed to break down barriers in understanding audio technology. We want to show that beam-steering isn’t just for niche applications – it’s an accessible, transformative tool that complements our other solutions beautifully. By combining storytelling with cutting-edge technology, we aim to leave visitors inspired by the possibilities of what our products can achieve.”
Attendees will have the chance to learn firsthand how OmniBeam simplifies workflows while offering flexibility for new projects and system upgrades.
Beyond the demo room, visitors can explore the company’s full product range, consult with audio experts, and participate in hands-on demonstrations at stand 7D620. “Our goal for ISE 2025 is to offer a cohesive, engaging narrative that reflects our evolution as a brand,” said Heinz. “While beam-steering technology remains at the core of our innovation, we also want to highlight the versatility of our point-source products. Different environments demand different solutions, and we’re here to guide our visitors in finding the perfect match for their needs.”
