03 February 2026

Meet Treble at ISE 2026

Meet Treble at ISE 2026

At ISE 2026 in Barcelona, Treble will showcase the Treble Web Application for high-fidelity room acoustic simulations, giving visitors a hands-on look at our streamlined cloud-based approach to acoustic prediction and auralization.
Discover how wave-based and phased geometrical acoustics enable accurate, perceptually realistic simulation of rooms and sound fields, all running in the browser, with no complex setup or specialized hardware.
Advanced loudspeaker modelling and line-array simulation capabilities are in active development and will be introduced soon, building on the same simulation framework to address coverage, phase interaction and system behavior across the frequency range. This will enable system-level analysis and perceptually realistic auralizations for professional audio and installed-sound workflows.

Join us at ISE to experience a modern, cloud-native approach to sound system design and get a preview of what’s coming next in Treble.

February 3-6, Fira de Barcelona, Gran Via

Booth CS925

Find us at Booth CS925 in the Innovation Park

Meet us at ISE

If your team would like to meet us, please fill the form, we welcome deeper discussions during the event.

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