Shure is scheduled to exhibit at IBC 2026 in Amsterdam from 11 through 14 September, with its stand located at RAI Amsterdam in Hall 8, stand 8.B33. The company is highlighting products and updates aimed at broadcast, live sports and in-ear monitoring workflows.

Among the featured products is the DCA901, which Shure is promoting as a broadcast microphone array with digitally steerable lobes. The array provides a single Dante/AES67 connection, giving systems using either of those network audio protocols one stated connection point for the device.

Shure is also presenting Action Isolator, described as AI-powered audio processing software for live sports broadcasts. It can process up to eight audio channels and is intended to isolate sounds such as ball impacts, player movements and commentary while reducing crowd and ambient noise.

For monitoring, Shure is highlighting Axient Digital PSM, an advanced digital in-ear monitoring system powered by Shure WMAS. Its CueMode feature allows engineers to monitor up to 64 encrypted mixes from a single ADXR bodypack, a capability aimed at consolidating mix monitoring in the engineer’s hands.

Shure’s IBC page also lists an Axient Digital PSM firmware update among its press releases. The company says the update introduces new transmission-mode and CueMode enhancements, although the listed information does not specify a firmware version.

The company additionally says it became a minority investor in EDGE Sound Research. Visitors seeking free IBC tickets can use Shure’s ticket code, IBC5918.

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