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Integrate 2026 Opens Wednesday: What’s On Day One

Diversified Australia 3 mins read
Key Facts:
  • Integrate 2026 opens at ICC Sydney on Wednesday 2 September, running for three days until 4 September, with free entry to the show floor available via registration.
  • Over 120 exhibitors will be present across ten technology zones, including Barco, Crestron, Logitech, Yamaha, Sennheiser, and Panasonic, alongside dedicated demo rooms from selected brands.
  • Free activities on day one include a Microsoft-sponsored Lunch and Learn on AI-powered collaboration (1:00–1:50pm), an AV User Group Sydney meet-up, and the AVIA Awards ceremony from 5:30pm.
  • Ticketed sessions on day one include morning panels on the Intelligence Economy and LED value, with the afternoon centred on a two-hour AI in AV Mini Conference (2:00–4:00pm), with tickets starting at $200 plus GST.
  • Integrate 2026 is co-located with the Security Exhibition & Conference and the Fire Security Expo at ICC Sydney, and is described as the ANZ AV industry's annual meeting point for professionals across the ecosystem.

Integrate 2026 Opens Wednesday: What's On Day One 

The show floor opens at ICC Sydney on 2 September, free to attend, with a full day of sessions from the first morning. 

SYDNEY, 31 August 2026 — Integrate 2026 opens at ICC Sydney this Wednesday 2 September, and day one runs a full programme from the first morning through to the evening. It is the start of three days, with the full programme running through to Friday 4 September. Entry to the show floor is free with registration, and much of what is on offer on Wednesday costs nothing beyond that. 

On the floor 

More than 120 exhibitors fill the show floor across ten technology zones, with names including Barco, Crestron, Logitech, Yamaha, Sennheiser, Epson, Panasonic, Canon, Blackmagic Design, Biamp and Neat. Dedicated demo rooms run alongside the main floor, giving Barco, Microsoft, Bose Professional, Logitech, Harman, Shure, Jands and Biamp room to show their technology in a focused setting. The floor and demo rooms are open to everyone with free show floor registration. 

Free on day one with show floor registration 

  • Lunch and Learn: Exploring the Future of AI-Powered Collaboration, sponsored by Microsoft, 1:00 to 1:50pm. Andrew "Higgsy" Higgs and Mehryn Corrigan on how AI is changing the way teams meet and connect. 

  • AVIA Awards, presented by AV.technology in conjunction with Integrate, from 5:30pm and open to all attendees. The region's project delivery honours across commercial, government, education, live events, hospitality, worship and community categories, closing day one. 

Ticketed on day one 

The morning opens with the Intelligence Economy panel on where AV now sits in the wider business stack, followed by sessions on intelligent spaces and getting real value from LED. 

The afternoon centrepiece is the AI in AV Mini Conference, 2:00 to 4:00pm. Across two hours it works through where AI is doing real work in AV today, from smarter operations and support to content and experience, and separates practical application from hype. Tickets start at $200 plus GST, and the conference is also included with the All Access Pass. 

"Opening day sets the tone, and this year there is a lot you can do on Wednesday," said Soren Norgaard, Event Director for Integrate. "Walk the floor, see the technology working, sit in on the Microsoft session over lunch, and stay for the AVIA Awards in the evening. If you want to go deeper, the AI Mini Conference is right there in the afternoon. It is a genuinely full day." 

Register 

Show floor registration is free via the Integrate website. Ticketed programme sessions can be added during registration. 

About Integrate 

Integrate is the ANZ AV industry's annual meeting point. It brings the entire ecosystem into one room so professionals can see technology in action, connect with peers, talk directly to the people behind the tech, and leave ready to do better work. Integrate 2026 takes place from 2 to 4 September at ICC Sydney, co-located with the Security Exhibition & Conference and the Fire Security Expo. 

About Diversified Australia 

Diversified Australia is a third-generation, family-owned events and digital media company committed to long-term success beyond the bottom line. We invest in industries we care about and believe in, and continually evolve to meet the needs of our partners and communities. As an events and digital media company, we strengthen business communities by fostering a space for professionals and businesses to connect and grow. 

Media contact 

Deborah Boyle 

Marketing Manager 

[email protected] 


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EVENT DETAILS

When: 2 to 4 September 2026
Where: ICC Sydney
Show floor: More than 120 exhibitors across 10 technology zones
Co-located events: Security Exhibition & Conference and the Fire Security Expo (new for 2026), accessible on a single registration
Show floor entry: Free for registered trade professionals
Education programme: Integrate & AVIXA Tech Talks, ticketed separately, running across all three days
Registration: Open now via the Integrate website

About Diversified Australia

Diversified Australia is a third-generation, family-owned events and digital media company committed to long-term success beyond the bottom line. We invest in industries we care about and believe in, and continually evolve to meet the needs of our partners and communities. As an events and digital media company, we strengthen business communities by fostering a space for professionals and businesses to connect and grow.


Contact details:

Media contact:
Deborah Boyle
Marketing Manager
Diversified Australia
[email protected]

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