Audio is the whole subject at GAS — not the hardware aisle of a consumer electronics show, but the engineering layer behind it, from acoustic components and chips up through codecs, noise cancellation, spatial rendering and the listening tests that decide whether a product ships.

The programme is organised as one main forum plus eight tracks: audio and connectivity, automotive audio, audio and AI, earphones and hearing assistance, audio in the home, smart glasses, sound and music technology, and electroacoustic components and chips. A standards briefing and a white-paper launch sit alongside the sessions.