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Winsted Attends ISC West 2023 Alongside Strategic Partner Barco

  • Mar 29, 2023

Winsted, provider in custom control room consoles and furniture, will be attending ISC West, March 29-31, at the Venetian Expo in Las Vegas, in a shared booth with Barco. They will be sharing an exhibit space with their strategic partner Barco, to showcase their current product offerings.

“We are very pleased to be sharing a booth with our amazing friends at Barco,” said Tracy Crocker, CEO of Winsted. “With this partnership, we hope that our offerings and Barco’s offerings are able to reach a whole new audience.”

The International Security Conference and Expo, otherwise known as ISC West, is the leading comprehensive and converged security trade event in the U.S. Attendees can explore the latest technologies in Access Control, Alarms & Monitoring, and Video Surveillance, while discovering emerging trends in Drones & Robotics, Cybersecurity & Connected IoT, Smart Home, and more.

Winsted will be displaying the new Vue Workstation and Sightline Console. The Vue and Sightline have been revolutionary in new control rooms with both being highly customizable to fit any control room setting or need.

The Vue workstation offers innovative features and accessories that provide operator comfort and complete ergonomic viewing.

The newly redesigned Sightline console by Winsted is designed for mission critical operations. The Sightline console is modular and configurable to fit any room and any operator.

The new Sightline console offers totally unobstructed views and ergonomic comfort with innovative features and accessories.

Barco has recently unveiled the Barco CTRL, its innovative new control room software platform. Barco CTRL simplifies workflows, deployment, and serviceability, and is scalable according to the customer’s needs.

The Winsted/Barco booth is #14109.

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