Clear-Com will present its latest intercom technologies for broadcast, live production, and AV professionals at ISE 2026, taking place February 3-6 at the Fira de Barcelona Gran Via in Barcelona, Spain. Among the highlights is the new 4-Channel HelixNet beltpack, which builds on the previous two-channel model to enable communication across four separate channels simultaneously. This advancement is designed to improve coordination for teams working on complex productions.

• The 4-Channel HelixNet beltpack features an enhanced user interface and is fully compatible with the company’s Arcadia Central Station, while maintaining backward compatibility with existing HelixNet systems.
• Clear-Com will also demonstrate the FreeSpeak Icon beltpack, a premium wireless solution operating on 1.9 GHz (DEST). The FreeSpeak Icon offers nine programmable buttons, four channel volume controls, and Bluetooth 5.3 connectivity, making it ideal for fast-paced environments such as OB trucks, multi-studio facilities, and large-scale live events.
• The Arcadia Central Station, an IP-based intercom platform supporting both wired and wireless deployments, will be featured as well. With its latest firmware, Arcadia can support up to 32 V-Series IrisX panels and offers dynamic I.V. Port resource allocation for greater scalability and flexible configuration.
• Updates to Clear-Com’s virtual intercom portfolio, including Gen-IC, the Agent-IC mobile app, and the Station-IC virtual desktop client, will also be on display. These solutions are designed to provide reliable communication for hybrid and remote production teams.
• For users of Station-IC, new third-party options are available for tactile control of the virtual intercom client. Remote API control allows integration with devices such as Stream Deck, either directly or through applications like Bitfocus Companion.

Clear-Com will be located at ISE 2026 Stand 4P700. Additional details can be found on the company’s website.

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