Our booth was jam packed with people, product, and swag! New products included fixtures like Dataflash 5000 and Lonestar Prime, new consoles like the Apex FP and next-generation Hog consoles, plus Prodigy Balance rigging and ETC SiteLink. Also on the booth, was tons of swag, including stickers, squishes, and custom ETC LEGO® Minifigures. We had a fantastic time meeting with so many of you.

ETC held the legendary Student Session on our booth after the show closed on Friday. We loved answering your questions about upcoming products, where to get started with programming, and what it's like to work at ETC (awesome, of course!) At the end of the session, we raffled off LEGO® kits so you could build your very own miniature Source Four, Prodigy Balance, Hog, or Eos desk. As promised, here are the files to build you're very own if you weren't one of the lucky raffle winners!
-Source Four LEGO® Download
-Prodigy Balance LEGO® Download
-Eos Apex 10 LEGO® Download
-Tour Hog LEGO® Download

For the first time, ETC had its own classroom dedicated to training sessions at USITT 2026. Topics included the basics of LEDs, integrating moving lights into educational environments, the DNA of Lighting Control, and two separate networking courses. In addition to the classroom, students had the opportunity to learn from ETC employees through USITT events, including Jim Uphoff and Dylan Jordee's presentation on lighting for the camera, Steve Terry’s discussion on the National Electrical Code, and two rigging panels with Rebecca Knipfer. Plus, Eos supported a couple other USITT activities, such as the Cue Calling Lab and the Infinity Cubed experience.