AV Stumpfl to demonstrate at ISE 2026 Pixera four GEN2

Next-generation Pixera hardware, Pixera software 26.1, An expanded range of displays and powerful new configurators are the focus of BY Stumpfl en Integrated Systems Europe (WHEREAS) in Barcelona.

Austrian AV manufacturer Stumpfl returns to Integrated Systems Europe (stand 3A500) with a major update to its Pixera media server platform, headlined by new Pixera four GEN2 hardware and next version of Pixera software 26.1. The company is also introducing new configuration tools for both Pixera servers and its range of projection screens., as well as a duo of new online display systems.

In line with the motto Push Beyond from ISE 2026, AV Stumpfl demonstrates its most powerful media server solution to date: the new Pixera four GEN2. The GEN2 series, flagship of the PIXERA range, It is designed to offer significantly increased processing headroom for demanding real-time graphics applications and XR/AR broadcast and virtual production setups..

Aware of the rapid adoption of IP video in broadcasting, live events and facilities, AV Stumpfl will also demonstrate the latest SMPTE ST capabilities 2110 by Pixera at ISE 2026, including support for Rivermax-based workflows and support for Matrix Video.

Regarding the software, AV Stumpfl is taking advantage of ISE 2026 to present Pixera 26.1, continuing its move to a year-based versioning convention introduced with Pixera 25.x (2025). The change is linked to new model Update Access Package (UAP) of the company, that provides customers with continuous access to updates and bug fixes for a defined period. Existing Pixera licensees can talk to AV Stumpfl staff at the booth about how the UAP model applies to their systems and how best to align future updates with their projects..

Together with GEN2, The company also presents Pixera four GEN2 RS, a new media server platform optimized for rental/assembly projects where robustness and reliability are essential.

Projection screens

Besides, in regards to the projection screens, AV Stumpfl is betting big on its screen configurator, which aims to simplify the specification and ordering process for complex display systems. The new configurator is designed to make it easier for integrators to define display parameters (For example, the type of screen, the size, the surface area, the frame and accessories) and generate a clear list of parts and prices in a single environment, streamlining what has traditionally been a complex ordering process.

An ISE 2026, the configurator is presented together with the new online display products, including models Inline 125 TEN e Inline 160 TEN. These systems expand AV Stumpfl's Inline range of discreet and rollable projection screens with additional size and installation options, giving designers more flexibility when integrating projection surfaces into corporate and architectural environments.

Together with the screen configurator, The manufacturer also exhibits its Pixera hardware configurator. This tool guides users through key decisions, such as codec and resolution requirements, the number and type of exits, redundancy strategies and storage needs, and suggests the appropriate server solution based on those requirements.

Rainer Brandstätter, director of marketing at AV Stumpfl, comments that “our goal with new products and configurators is simple: We want our clients to dedicate their time to making creative and technical decisions that advance their projects., and not to debate between different product options. In recent years we have made a significant investment in tools, training and documentation so that, when someone comes to us with a specific challenge, we can respond quickly with solutions that we know will work in the real world”.

And adds that “ISE has always been a place where we can have very specific conversations about projects. With the new Pixera models, updates to our software platform and our latest display innovations, We are in a stronger position than ever to support those conversations and look forward to meeting friends old and new in Barcelona”.