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Alloys at Integrate 2026: A look back at three big days
From 2nd to 4th September, the Alloys stand was busy with partners, customers and industry conversations across audio visuals, unified communications and building & security technology.
Visitors had the chance to see products from across the Alloys portfolio, with a focus on how different technologies can work together in real-world projects.
Smarter security that connects cameras, access and automation
On the Building & Security Technology side, visitors could get a closer look at the latest solutions from iVSEC, Akuvox, Shelly, Algo and Grandstream.
iVSEC showcased new surveillance technology, including its 12MP turret range, thermal cameras and licence plate recognition. Akuvox also introduced its A15 facial recognition access control to the Australian market, alongside its S538 intercom door station.
The stand also demonstrated how these technologies can work together. For example, iVSEC's AI-powered human and vehicle detection can be used with Shelly wireless relays to trigger actions such as lighting or other building controls.
With Algo IP Audio for paging and alerting, and Grandstream networking providing the infrastructure, visitors could see how security, audio, networking and automation can come together in one project.
AV displays and cameras designed for challenging spaces
There was plenty happening on the AV side too.
Sony's BRAVIA 9 True RGB made its Australian debut at the Alloys stand, giving visitors the opportunity to see Sony's latest display technology up close. Sony's professional BRAVIA range and AI-powered PTZ cameras were also on display.
LG showcased a range of commercial displays, from compact signage solutions through to its 98-inch UH5J Pro.
Hisense featured its high-brightness and outdoor display solutions, designed for environments where standard displays may not be suitable.
For education and collaboration, Promethean, SMART and BenQ demonstrated interactive displays and solutions for classrooms, meeting rooms and shared spaces.
Collaboration and meeting room technology
The HP Poly range was another key part of the stand, with products including the Focus 625 headset, Studio video bars, smart cameras, touch controllers and Teams Rooms solutions.
ScreenBeam also demonstrated wireless presentation and centralised management, giving visitors a look at simpler ways to support BYOD and collaboration.
Three busy days at Integrate
For the Alloys team, Integrate was a great opportunity to bring our AV, UC and BST brands together and have face-to-face conversations with partners and customers.
The conversations covered everything from new products and technologies to specific customer projects and opportunities.
And while the show has now wrapped up, the conversations continue.
With 45 years of distribution experience and dedicated AV, UC and BST teams across Australia, Alloys is here to support partners with the products, technical knowledge and project support they need.
Missed Integrate this year? You can still speak with the Alloys team about the products and solutions featured at the show.
Call 1300 368 348 or email hello@alloys.com.au.