by Bob Archer | Sep 22, 2026 | News, Nice
International Security Expo, Stand C90
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Nice HySecurity Division Brings High-Security Vehicle Mitigation and Industrial Gate Automation Solutions to International Security Expo 2026
At Stand C90, Nice formalizes its entry into the European Hostile Vehicle Mitigation market with its renowned HySecurity division.
LONDON, UK — September 22, 2026 — Nice, an international technology group specializing in Smart Living solutions, will bring industry-leading solutions from its HySecurity perimeter protection portfolio to International Security Expo 2026, taking place Sept. 29–30 at Olympia, London. At Stand C90, attendees can explore a broad range of high-security vehicle mitigation and industrial gate automation solutions engineered to protect some of the world’s most demanding security environments, including airports, borders, data centers, government facilities and other critical infrastructure.
International Security Expo brings together more than 10,000 professionals responsible for the security and resilience of businesses, people and critical national infrastructure, as well as counterterrorism, homeland security and international security. Following that theme, Nice will demonstrate how robust physical security, intelligent gate automation and reliable access control can work together to help organizations protect people and places without unnecessarily restricting the flow of authorized traffic.
Until now, HySecurity products have reached European specifiers primarily on a project-by-project basis. With CE certification now in place for an initial product range, Nice is establishing a structured route to market in Europe, combining US-based expertise of HySecurity with local commercial and technical support teams.
This business expansion comes as physical infrastructure protection is moving higher on the European and world agenda. Transport hubs, energy and water infrastructure, data centres, government estates, logistics facilities and public spaces face the same fundamental challenge, raising levels of physical protection without creating new obstacles to the people, vehicles and operations that need to move through them every day.
“The International Security Expo gives us an important opportunity to meet with security professionals responsible for protecting some of the most critical sites and infrastructure in the world,” says Alessandro Spagnol, Group Head of Gate & Door Business Unit, Nice. “By combining HySecurity’s engineering expertise with Nice’s local presence and broader capabilities in access automation, control and connectivity, we can address a key challenge for infrastructure operators: increasing protection without compromising the continuity of people, vehicles and essential operations. This is what we mean by protecting people and places to keep the world moving.”
Products showcased at Stand C90 by Nice at the International Security Expo include:
StrongArm® M30/M50 Delivers Crash-Rated Vehicle Mitigation
A centerpiece of the exhibit will be the StrongArm M30/M50 High-Security Vehicle Mitigation Barrier, engineered for demanding perimeter security applications.
Combining patented dual-arm technology with heavy-duty hydraulic engineering, StrongArm M30/M50 is designed to stop unauthorized vehicles while supporting reliable operation and long-term durability. The crash-rated barrier is capable of stopping a 15,000-pound truck with approximately one meter of penetration. Its secondary arm is designed to help prevent low-profile vehicles from breaching the perimeter while also reducing the risk of injury in accidental impacts.
Aircraft-grade hydraulics and heavy-duty steel components support performance in demanding environments, while operation in as little as six seconds helps minimize traffic delays. Factory alignment jigs and a bolt-down design simplify installation and commissioning, and monitored photo-eye technology provides integrated obstruction detection. Passive StrongArm M30 NP/M50 NP models are also available for high-security, low-traffic sites where electrical power is unavailable.
SlideDriver™ II Brings Hydraulic Performance to Demanding Industrial Sites
Nice will also feature HySecurity SlideDriver II, a next-generation hydraulic slide gate operator. Designed for reliable, high-performance automation in demanding industrial environments, SlideDriver II supports gates from 1,500 to 20,000 pounds, depending on configuration. Heavy-duty hydraulics provide durable, low-maintenance operation, with speeds reaching up to 3 feet per second and programmable control to meet site-specific requirements.
The system is designed to give security professionals a combination of speed, durability and configurable operation for applications where gate reliability is essential to both perimeter protection and daily traffic flow.
HydraSwing® Handles Large, Heavy Swing Gates
For demanding swing-gate applications, Nice will showcase HySecurity HydraSwing, a compact hydraulic operator capable of supporting gates up to 15,000 pounds or 40 feet per leaf. Soft-start and soft-stop technology reduces mechanical stress, while flexible programming accommodates single, dual or sequenced gate operation. An integrated event log helps simplify diagnostics and troubleshooting.
Showcased at the stand, the three solutions integrate with Nice’s broader access, control and connectivity ecosystem, allowing high-security access points to operate within a wider site management environment.
Together, these technologies illustrate the Nice and HySecurity approach to perimeter security: combining robust mechanical engineering, intelligent control, safety features and installation flexibility to protect critical sites while helping authorized people and vehicles move efficiently.
For more information about the solutions on display at the show, Stand C90, visit the dedicated page: https://www.niceforyou.com/en/internationalsecurityexpo
For overall information about Nice and HySecurity, visit Niceforyou.com and HySecurity.com.
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About Nice
Founded in 1993 in Oderzo, Italy, Nice is an international technology group and a global leader in Smart Living Solutions, developing integrated solutions designed to make homes and buildings smarter, safer, more efficient and easier to live in and manage.
From home automation and audio/video systems to lighting, sun shading, gates, doors, access control, and security, Nice offers a fully integrated ecosystem that simplifies everyday life and enhances every space. At the heart of its strategy is a clear vision: technology should make daily life easier, open up spaces, and give people more time for what truly matters. More than products, Nice designs and delivers living experiences across residential, commercial and industrial environments.
Today, Nice can rely on an organization of over 2,000 people across five continents, bringing together diverse skills and cultures to serve partners and customers in over 100 countries. With 13 manufacturing plants and 13 technology centres, Nice has built a global research, development and production network that drives the Group’s innovation and growth.
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About HySecurity, a Nice brand
HySecurity is the perimeter protection division of Nice, providing high-performance gate automation, access control and security solutions, including crash-rated HVM barriers and hydraulic gate operators for commercial, industrial and high-security applications.
Founded in the 1960s near Seattle, Washington, and part of Nice since 2016, HySecurity serves critical environments such as airports, borders, data centers and government facilities. Its promise—protecting people and places to keep the world moving—extends Nice’s commitment to safe, reliable movement.
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by Bob Archer | Sep 21, 2026 | News
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Nerve’s Pinnacle Luxury Residence Sweeps Major Industry Awards at CEDIA Expo 2026
Pinnacle named Ultimate Crestron Home, earns three CE Pro Home of the Year Awards, a Performance Home Award from Technology Designer, and is recognized as a finalist in the CEDIA Smart Home Awards.
(PARK CITY, UTAH) — September 2026 — Nerve, a leading designer and integrator of sophisticated technology systems for luxury residences, is celebrating a remarkable collection of industry honors for its Pinnacle project, including being named the 2026 Ultimate Crestron Home in the Crestron Home Technology Awards. The prestigious Crestron honor joins three CE Pro Home of the Year Awards, a Performance Home Award for Best Design from Technology Designer, and recognition as a finalist in the 2026 CEDIA Smart Home Awards, underscoring Nerve’s ability to unite technology, architecture and interior design into a cohesive, highly personalized living environment.
Through meticulous design, engineering and installation, Nerve orchestrated more than 770 connected devices spanning approximately 120 equipment categories throughout the 18,000-square-foot residence. Yet despite the enormous technological infrastructure behind the scenes, Pinnacle feels remarkably intuitive to its homeowners, with systems working together naturally to support their routines, comfort, entertainment and lifestyle.
Pinnacle Named Ultimate Crestron Home
The 2026 Crestron Home Technology Awards honor integrators from around the world for their innovation, creativity and commitment to delivering exceptional smart home experiences. The annual program reflects Crestron’s “True Blue” philosophy of shared success with its dealers and integrators.
Among eight award categories, Pinnacle by Nerve was named Ultimate Crestron Home, an honor recognizing an end-to-end solution that brings a broad range of systems and subsystems together into a comprehensive, cohesive smart home while leveraging Crestron technology to exceptional effect.
Crestron Home OS serves as the intelligent foundation of Pinnacle, coordinating more than 770 connected devices into a unified residential ecosystem. Crestron CP4-R and MC4-R processors orchestrate Horizon keypads, touchscreens, handheld remotes, DM NVX AV-over-IP video distribution, DM NAX Audio-over-IP distribution, QMT motorized shading, tunable-white lighting, climate control, security, landscape lighting, pool automation and environmental controls.
Three CE Pro Home of the Year Awards Recognize Nerve’s Design and Integration Expertise
For the second consecutive year, Nerve earned multiple CE Pro Home of the Year Awards. At CEDIA Expo 2026, CE Pro honored Nerve’s Pinnacle project with three awards recognizing its expertise in whole-home integration, lighting and shading, and master suite technology:
Gold — Best Master Suite Rather than treating the suite as simply another technology zone, Nerve designed its lighting, shading, climate, entertainment and control capabilities around the homeowners’ individual routines and preferences. Automated schedules and scenes allow the environment to change throughout the day with minimal interaction, while discreet interfaces provide immediate control whenever desired.
Silver — Best Lighting and Shading Control Project Architectural, tunable-white and color-changing lighting work in concert with automated shading and the Crestron control ecosystem. Circadian lighting supports natural changes in light throughout the day, while daylight and occupancy information help the home respond automatically to changing conditions.
The shading system presented its own considerable design and engineering challenges. With 167 windows and more than 130 custom shade assemblies, Nerve carefully coordinated recessed pockets, window dimensions and architectural constraints to preserve clean sightlines while providing automated management of daylight, glare, solar heat and privacy.
Silver — Best Whole-House Smart Home Project Over $1M Together with the Ultimate Crestron Home Award, recognizes not only the extraordinary scale and complexity of Pinnacle but Nerve’s ability to make all of that technology operate as one unified experience.
Beyond lighting and shading, the residence incorporates distributed audio and video, climate control, security, networking, pool and landscape systems, and extensive outdoor entertainment. A robust entertainment infrastructure includes 174 architectural loudspeakers, multiple displays, and Crestron DM NVX and DM NAX distribution.
Pinnacle also includes an extensive recreation wing with a bowling alley and video wall, arcade, basketball court, climbing area and golf simulator, as well as a dedicated private cinema engineered beneath the motor court. Despite this extraordinary scope, the systems function as a cohesive ecosystem rather than a collection of independent technologies.
“Every year it is both a privilege and a genuine challenge to judge the CE Pro Home of the Year Awards. The entries represent some of the very best work our industry has to offer, so distinguishing the winners from such an accomplished field is no small feat. The 2026 honorees demonstrate an exceptional level of innovation, technical expertise and design vision, pushing the boundaries of what’s possible in the modern smart home,” says CE Pro executive editor Zach Comeau. “With multiple Home of the Year honors, Nerve’s Pinnacle is a standout example of that excellence. It demonstrates what can be achieved when sophisticated technology and thoughtful design are conceived as one, resulting in a home that is as intuitive and effortless to experience as it is technologically remarkable.”
Pinnacle also earned recognition in the 2026 Technology Designer Performance Home Awards, which honor the very best in technological achievement, design aesthetics and collaboration among the many trades involved in creating high-performance homes and buildings. The awards reflect a growing emphasis on early collaboration among integrators, architects, designers and other project partners to create residences that are healthier, more enjoyable to live in and more responsive to environmental conditions.
For Nerve, the recognition is especially meaningful because Pinnacle was conceived around exactly that kind of collaborative, design-forward approach. Technology decisions were made in concert with the architecture, interior design and broader construction process, resulting in a residence where sophisticated systems enhance the home’s comfort, wellness, entertainment and everyday livability without competing with the design.
Further underscoring the project’s achievements, Pinnacle was named a finalist in the 2026 CEDIA Smart Home Awards, which recognize outstanding projects completed by professional integrators around the world.
Pinnacle Demonstrates a New Model for the Automated Luxury Home
Together, the awards reinforce Nerve’s ability to transform an enormous amount of sophisticated technology into an experience that feels remarkably intuitive to the homeowners and cohesive with the home’s architecture and interior design.
Rather than requiring the homeowners to continually manage technology, Nerve designed the residence so many functions respond naturally to daily routines, occupancy, daylight, time of day and changing conditions. Lighting and shading adjust automatically, entertainment is available throughout the property, and personalized scenes simplify complex combinations of technology into intuitive commands.
At the same time, Nerve thoughtfully minimized the visual presence of technology through careful planning and installation, allowing the home’s architecture and interior design to remain the focus. Lighting and shading become integral elements of the design itself, enhancing the aesthetics, ambiance and comfort of each space, while discreetly integrated controls provide easy access when needed. The result reflects Nerve’s philosophy that technology and design should work together as a cohesive whole, with sophisticated systems enhancing both the experience and appearance of the home.
“We’re incredibly proud and honored to have Pinnacle recognized by Crestron, CE Pro, Technology Designer, and CEDIA,” says Todd Astill, founder and president of Nerve. “These honors reinforce what we set out to achieve with this project: a home where technology, architecture and the homeowner experience are considered together from the very beginning. Being named Ultimate Crestron Home is especially meaningful because Crestron technology forms the foundation that allowed us to bring an extraordinary number of systems together into one cohesive experience. Pinnacle is incredibly sophisticated behind the scenes, but that complexity is virtually invisible to the homeowners. To us, that’s the hallmark of a truly exceptional smart home: technology that works so naturally and intuitively that you rarely have to think about it.”
About Nerve
Nerve Inc. is a Park City, Utah–based custom integration firm specializing in design-forward, technically sophisticated residential environments. With expertise spanning lighting design, fixtures and control, automated shading, home automation, bespoke private cinemas, and multi-sport simulation systems, Nerve approaches every project with the belief that technology should enhance the way a home looks, feels and functions without calling attention to itself. The company works closely with architects, interior designers and builders from the earliest stages of a project, thoughtfully integrating technology, lighting and architecture to create intuitive, immersive and highly personalized living environments. With more than two decades of experience and projects completed throughout the United States and internationally, Nerve continues to push the boundaries of private cinema, simulation, lighting and smart home integration.
For more information about Nerve, please visit www.nerve.tv
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by Bob Archer | Sep 21, 2026 | News
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Innovative online planning tool helps design/build professionals and homeowners align on technology expectations before the first consultation
ST. LOUIS, MO (Sept. 21, 2026) — Integration Controls, a St. Louis-based technology integrator specializing in luxury residential automation, has launched Shop the Look, a first-of-its-kind digital planning experience designed to simplify one of the custom integration industry’s most persistent challenges: helping clients understand what’s possible – and what it costs – before the design process begins.
Rather than beginning every project with a blank slate, Shop the Look allows homeowners to explore curated levels of home technology from the comfort of their home, office, or while meeting with design/build professionals for a project. From foundational one-room technologies to fully bespoke, whole-home systems, homeowners and design/build partners can now visualize and budget for lighting scenes, audio/video systems, outdoor environments, and more. The interactive experience gives everyone a clearer understanding of available solutions, investment levels, and lifestyle outcomes before they ever schedule a consultation.
“Consumers today expect to research major purchases before they ever schedule a consultation,” said Jamie Briesemeister, co-founder and CEO of Integration Controls. “At the same time, it’s often a challenge for those unfamiliar with technology to visualize how it will look and function in their home, with their aesthetic and lifestyle in mind. We asked luxury designers and builders in the St. Louis area which interior styles were most common, and we designed a resource that matches different styles, whether it’s Mid-century or French modern. Shop the Look provides a consistent way to visualize personalized home technology solutions, bringing our clients’ concepts to life.”
While developed to improve Integration Controls’ own client experience, Shop the Look addresses a challenge familiar to integrators across the industry: translating complex technology systems into an experience clients can easily understand.
The platform organizes home technology into intuitive categories and tiers, allowing users to compare different levels of performance and see how systems such as lighting, audio/video, outdoor environments, and more can look in a variety of home styles. By establishing a common vocabulary – perhaps even before the first consultation – the tool helps reduce uncertainty, establish realistic expectations, and create more productive conversations between clients and project teams.
The launch coincides with the Grand Opening of Integration Controls’ new Technology Design Center, located at 10164 Watson Rd in Sunset Hills, MO, where attendees will not only have access to Shop the Look digitally, but also through an interactive in-person experience.
On Friday, October 2, 2026, from 4 to 7 pm, a private VIP preview will host design/build partners, realtors, and other business connections to explore the design center and ‘Shop the Look’ in person.
This is followed by a community-wide Open House on Saturday, October 3, 2026, for the Sunset Hills and surrounding communities to visit for a tour, light bites, and family-friendly activities. Visitors will see how the digital planning experience connects directly to fully integrated living spaces, allowing concepts explored online to be experienced in person, and vice versa.
“We built Shop the Look to solve a challenge within our own business,” Briesemeister added. “The preliminary response we’ve received from our manufacturer partners and other integrators suggests this isn’t just our challenge—it’s an industry challenge. For over 20 years, we have led with ‘experience-first’ and now, we have the ability to help our clients visualize what that means earlier in the process. It’s an opportunity to rethink how clients are introduced to technology, ultimately making the buying experience better for everyone.”
Shop the Look is available now at integrationcontrols.com.
To RSVP or learn more about the event, click here or reach out to Vickie Hayden at vhayden@integrationcontrols.com.
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ABOUT INTEGRATION CONTROLS
Integration Controls designs and installs integrated technology systems for luxury homes and businesses throughout the St. Louis region. Combining thoughtful system design with exceptional customer service, the company delivers customized solutions for lighting control, entertainment, networking, surveillance, automated shading, and whole-home automation that simplify everyday living while enhancing the way people experience their spaces. For more information, visit: www.integrationcontrols.com.
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by Bob Archer | Sep 18, 2026 | Blog
With the CEDIA Expo 2026 show now firmly in the rear-view mirror, the technology integration market is wrapping up its post-show responsibilities and moving into the fall season.
The fall means for many people the return of football season and shortly the start of the hockey and basketball seasons. In the technology integration market, the fall means starting or finishing projects in the short time frame that leads up to the end-of-the-year and the holiday season.
With this seasonal transition as a backdrop, let’s dive into the KMB Communications Technology Week in Review for Sept. 14-18:
- CE Pro reports on CEDIA study that estimates the size of the smart home industry
- eCoustics posts an item on Dual forming a distribution partnership with Playback Distribution
- Yahoo Finance features a story on the shrinking size of the subscription cable market
- Anthropic co-founder and CEO Dario Amodei says a slowdown of development is needed with the AI industry
- Boston Logan International Airport is now using AI Concierges
- The Mortgage Matchup Center in Phoenix installed a 226-foot Absen LED display
A Look at Home Technology News
Picking up news from the CEDIA trade group, CE Pro is reporting on a study released by the organization that finds the smart home industry is worth an estimated $33.8 billion.
The study was conducted in partnership with The Farnsworth Group, and the study was developed from the answers targeting 13 categories. The study, CE Pro says categorized companies by size and broke down their respective revenues. Interestingly, the study says small firms produced nearly $10 billion in revenues, while medium-size firms produced $9.5 billion in revenues, and large firms produced $14.6 billion in revenues.
Next up in KMB Communications Tech Week in Review is a news item from eCoustics. The enthusiast website is reporting the classic Hi-Fi brand Dual Turntables is getting exclusive U.S. distribution via Playback Distribution.
The story points out that Dual’s current product line includes a choice of manual and automatic turntables, and the flagship product is the $3,499 CS 718Q.
Additionally, eCoustics says Dual’s upcoming CS 629Q could be an important release in the turntable category as it will offer consumers a fully automatic direct drive solution.
Closing out the residential technology news for the week is a post from Yahoo Finance.
The story says that a decade ago the cable subscription market had 100 million subscribers and today that figure stands at 62 million subscribers. Citing analysts at MoffettNathanson, the research firm estimates the cable subscription market will hit its floor at 50 million subscribers where it will settle at going forward.
KMB Communications Global Technology News
Starting the week off, LinkedIn posted a story on Anthropic co-founder and CEO Dario Amodei calling for a slowdown of AI development.
Amodei says in the story there is a potential for serious harm to humans if the current pace continues, and supporting this opinion, Hugging Face CEO Clem Delangue stated, “It’s now clear that alignment is now critical.”
Speaking of AI, Sound & Video Contractor has a story on Boston Logan International Airport using AI avatars to help travelers.
SVConline says Logan Airport has rolled out “Amelia,” a life-size, “hyper-realistic” AI avatar concierge that helps travelers through an airport terminal by using natural conversation and real-time directions.
The story continues by noting the Massachusetts Port Authority or “Massport” to locals, is designed to enhance the airport’s array of customer support services. The story also notes that Amelia was created by Massport in partnership with Proto Hologram and Holomedia AI, and to this point Logan is the biggest airport in the world to have introduced the AI services.
Finally, the last KMB Communications Tech Week in Review item comes from System Contractor News (SCN) and a new 226-foot LED display located outside the Mortgage Matchup Center in Phoenix.
The building the story states, serves as the home for the NBA’s Phoenix Suns and the WNBA’s Phoenix Mercury.
Picking up a LinkedIn post from AVIXA, the SCN item says the display is the largest exterior LED display installed at an NBA/WNBA building. The Absen transparent mesh display measures 226.4 x 41 feet and it utilizes more than 17 million pixels at 60fps.
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by Bob Archer | Sep 14, 2026 | D-Tools, News
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Median sales up 14% industry-wide in the first half of 2026, while one third of integrators grew 51% or more and another third declined 21% or more, with weakness concentrated in the upper-middle market.
RENO, Nevada – Sept. 14, 2026 – D-Tools, the Integration Business Platform for the technology integration industry, today released its 2026 Midyear Market Report, a data-driven look at how the systems integration market performed in the first half of the year. The data reveals that integrators grew sales by a median of 14% over the same period in 2025; however, there is a widening performance split in the channel.
“The market growth is solid, but it’s not the whole story,” said Jason Knott, data solution architect at D-Tools. “Our data shows the market is splitting in two. A third of integrators grew more than 51%, another third declined by 21% or more, and the businesses in the upper-middle market are feeling it the most. Integrators need to know which side of that split they’re on. This report gives them the real numbers to find out and a set of benchmarks upon which to act.”
Key Findings from the Report
- Market bifurcation widens: Over one-third of integrators (34.8%) grew sales 51% or more in the first half of 2026, while one-third (33.4%) saw sales decline 21% or more. The remainder (31.8%) of integrators were flat, or close to it. The split occurred across companies of every size.
- Upper-middle market squeezed: Integrators with average contracts between $25,000 and $50,000 dropped 16.1%, the weakest showing of any segment, while the share of under $10,000 and large/luxury contracts over $50,000 both grew.
- Growth is coming from volume, not conversion: Signed contracts per integrator rose 17% as proposal output rose 19%. Close rates held essentially flat, so growth is being driven by putting more proposals in front of customers, not better closing rates.
The full report also includes regional analysis, sales-cycle and proposal-revision benchmarks, a category-by-category breakdown, and eight key takeaways integrators and suppliers can use to plan ahead.
Availability
The D-Tools 2026 Midyear Market Report is available now as a free download at d-tools.com. The key findings and takeaways are published in full. Unlike opinion-based industry surveys, the report is built entirely from aggregated, anonymized transaction data drawn from signed contracts and proposals generated in D-Tools Cloud by more than 1,500 active integration companies. The data set is limited to companies that used the platform in both 2025 and 2026, so the comparison tracks same cohort of integrators across both time periods.
Data by D-Tools publishes two flagship market reports each year, with quarterly companion reports in between.
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About D-Tools, Inc.
D-Tools, Inc. is the Integration Business Platform for the technology integration industry. Its award-winning System Integrator (SI) and D-Tools Cloud solutions support sales, design, project management, and service operations for thousands of companies across 90-plus countries. For more than 27 years, D-Tools has helped integrators build more efficient, more profitable businesses.
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