Conference 2026

Watch 4 amazing silent cinema sessions and 3 live interviews with experts.

Today – learn more, relax deeper and hear real stories faster. 

What will surprise you that day?

You put on the headphones and sit comfortably. You cut yourself off from the trade fair buzz, and then you enter the world of Ampio.

What will you hear?

• 5 Ampio features that win the biggest projects.
• The panel every client asks about.
• Ampio Export – what does it mean?

You will be introduced to the world of silent smart cinema by the Ampio team:

Are we limited only by our imagination? Let’s find out together – join the discussion.

The warm-up discussion will be led by:

This is the moment when the industry applauds.

What does a smart home look like when we’re talking about premium projects?

What can you expect?

• Smart home myths – are clients’ dreams always realistic?
• What clients want versus what they really need – because wanting and needing aren’t necessarily the same.
• The biggest construction mistakes – and how to avoid them.
• Why Ampio is the right choice for large-scale projects.

The interview with installer Adam Kubicki will be conducted by Alicja Kędzierska.

A real project. 900 meters. Real decisions. 

You will learn:

• How a large project begins.
• What the biggest challenge is at this scale.
• What can go wrong.
• One piece of advice for investors and one for installers. 

The second part of the interview with Adam Kubicki, conducted by Alicja Kędzierska.

Technology in focus. No distractions.

See why investors choose Ampio.

The final opportunity of the day to experience Silent Cinema.

Who will you see and hear?

What is an intelligent installation and what it definitely is not?

What is an intelligent installation and what it definitely is not?

Your adventure with your own Smart Home system does not always have to start with preparing a special electrical installation.During this short meeting, I will try to debunk the most common myths associated with this and present modern and interesting ways of controlling your home.

About a practical change in the way you talk to customers: from parameters and prices to the language of benefits, scenarios, and lifestyle. I will show you how to conduct the sales process so that Smart Home is not an “add-on to the offer” but a natural decision for the customer—without pressure and without price competition.

We will present the difference between control and true building automation. Using everyday examples, we will explain why a system that works on its own provides greater comfort than manual control via an app. You will see how Loxone automation really makes your everyday life easier. And while we're at it, we'll tell you about smart home features you never knew existed!

What does the acceptance inspection and periodic inspection every 5 years for electrical installations in Smart Homes mean in practice?

How can modules and protective elements falsify results – and why is this not a “meter error”? 

Where does the risk of damage to modules arise?

How should 12/24 V DC circuits be treated in terms of safety and measurements?

What is usually missing from the documentation?

What is the responsibility of the manufacturer, installer, and measurer?

The discussion panel with the participation of certified Grenton system installers will be a substantive conversation about the real criteria for choosing smart home technology in residential and commercial projects. Experts will share their implementation experiences, discuss technical aspects, and the effectiveness of cooperation between manufacturers, installers, and investors. This meeting is aimed at professionals who make informed business decisions in the field of modern building technologies.

Technology should always be designed to assist people and be tailored to their needs. The basic measure of an intelligent building is how much it can simplify everyday life for its users.

LightLi will show how well-designed and controlled lighting can simultaneously improve comfort and significantly reduce energy consumption. We will discuss in practical terms an approach based on smooth PWM dimming, CCT light color control (2000–6000 K), safe 24 V DC power supply, and automation that adjusts the light to the conditions and needs of the user.

• How to “light smarter” to consume less electricity without compromising the effect?

• PWM and CCT in practice: how to use them in everyday scenes and projects?

• Low-voltage system: safety, less loss and flexibility in installation, greater possibilities

• Several comparisons and examples from the life of a Smart Home installer

• Light automation: less manual control, more effect and savings

• Win-win-win model: the user saves money, the installer increases their margin, and the system works more stably and for longer

Energy consumption and production in buildings largely depend on the weather. Extreme temperatures increase heating and air conditioning costs, precipitation affects water management, and cloud cover and wind affect the efficiency of renewable energy sources. Is it already possible to use weather forecasts in a simple way to better prepare a building for changing conditions and reduce its maintenance costs?

We will talk about what to focus on when choosing a smart home system so that it does not become a threat to privacy. We will focus on how a smart home system processes and protects data, what responsible access management for household members and service providers should look like, and why independence from manufacturers and external services is crucial for long-term security. The lecture will show that a truly secure smart home is not only about modern technology, but above all about control over your own data and full awareness of who has access to it and on what terms.

How to join a project at the right stage, speak a common language, and build a process in which technology becomes part of the interior design concept. The result: fewer conflicts, fewer corrections on site, and more real implementations instead of lost opportunities.