Igloo Vision Brings a Fully Immersive Space with Floor and Ceiling Projection to ISE, Along with New Features from the Upcoming Iteration of Its Award-Winning Software, Igloo Core Engine.

Igloo Vision brings a fully immersive space with floor and ceiling projection to ISE, along with new features from the upcoming iteration of its award-winning software, Igloo Core Engine.
Barcelona, Spain, February 2026 – Visitors to this year’s ISE will definitely be hearing a lot about immersive technology and seeing quite a few different types of immersive space.
One of the stands vying for attention will be the Igloo Vision immersive space in Hall 5, stand 5B100. It’s a fully immersive system using Fujifilm projectors to provide wall, floor, and ceiling projection, and also features Igloo Laser Touch technology, allowing for touchscreen control of the space.
And, as far as Igloo is concerned, the most important thing about the immersive stand is the specialist software that runs it – known as Igloo Core Engine.
Released exactly three years ago at ISE 2023, Igloo Core Engine works like an operating system for immersive spaces, making them easier to use, easier to build, and easier to benefit from. It brings together over 15 years’ experience that Igloo has in the immersive technology sector, building, installing and developing software for hundreds of clients all over the world, in sectors including enterprise, education, AEC, energy, healthcare and more.
Designed to be as flexible as possible, so it can handle almost any immersive or traditional content, in any configuration, on any type of display. It’s also easy to use, with intuitive user interfaces designed for the everyday user of digital technology. And Igloo Core Engine has loads of built-in features for video conferencing, screen sharing, livestreaming, presentation, and working with cloud and web-based content, so it’s a practical tool which can be used for multiple different use cases.
Igloo has been rolling out Igloo Core Engine to its extensive client base, including Microsoft, Nike and AtkinsRéalis, who use Igloo technology for visualisation, simulation, collaboration and engagement.
And they’ve also been collaborating with partners across the AV industry who are using Igloo Core Engine to power their own immersive spaces as well as large-format displays, such as power walls, LED screens, and clusters of screens.
Ahead of this year’s show, Igloo is gearing up for a major software update, with some of the exciting new features coming to Igloo Core Engine being soft-launched at ISE.
For ISE, Igloo is reaching out to anyone interested in immersive technology, including AV integrators, immersive room providers, content creators, technicians, consultants, educators, and more, to discover how Igloo Core Engine could benefit their own immersive systems.
“Since releasing Igloo Core Engine three years ago, we’ve been hearing from customers how practical it is and how easy it is to use. As we gear towards our latest update, we’ve been meticulously working to take all the things that make Igloo Core Engine great and take them even further, solidifying Igloo Core Engine as the software platform for immersive spaces,” said Jake Rowland, Group Head of Pre-Sales.
To find out more about Igloo Core Engine and Igloo Vision, visit Igloo Vision | The Shared Immersive Space Company.




