Symetrix debuts at ISE 2026 your platform for AV design Cognio

With innovative distributed architecture and wireless design workflows, the platform Symetrix Cognio redefine el diseño, la implementación y el funcionamiento de los sistemas audiovisuales, como puede verse estos días en Barcelona.

Con un enfoque basado en software, the plataforma Cognio protagoniza la participación de Symetrix en WHEREAS 2026 (5M390), donde los visitantes pueden ver en primicia demostraciones de sus funciones para implementar soluciones de audio, video and control (AVC).

Symetrix Cognio facilita a instaladores AV e integradores de sistemas diseñar flujos de trabajo, en lugar de hardware fijo, simplificando y agilizando la implementación para ofrecer experiencias AV más flexibles y escalables.

At the Symetrix booth at ISE, Visitors can learn how Cognio unifies design, configuration, start-up, control and continuous operation in unified workflows and optimized in which a single device can power multiple spaces, o multiple devices can support a single space, which allows systems scale naturally in rooms, buildings or campus.

By optimizing processes on a single platform, Symetrix Cognio eliminate repetitive tasks, facilitates system reuse at all levels and provides offline emulation for designing, validate and integrate audiovisual systems in a flexible and agile way.

Based on the wireless design for workflows software driven DesignOps, At Cognio, professionals have a panel, similar to a spreadsheet, to place processing modules in sequence, that connect automatically and maintain routing logic in the background.

By adding, delete or rearrange modules, signal flow adapts instantly, eliminating visual saturation, reducing errors and significantly shortening design time, even the most complex systems.

By not requiring fixed hardware, professionals can perform AV line checks in advance and ensure that audio and video signals work correctly from your desktop, which results in significant time and cost savings.

“Traditional AV design workflows begin by selecting hardware and then forcing the system to adapt, he notes. Mark Graham, CEO of Symetrix-. Cognio turns that model on its head, enabling a transition from device-based planning to solution-centered design.”.

One of the advantages of Cognio, that will be Available in the second quarter of 2026, is that it “removes complexity and artificial limitations from the creative process and allows consultants and integrators to focus on delivering the right experience for the space in question”, Graham concludes..