CAMX 2026: Lios Named Award Finalist

camx 2026 Lios named award finalist
CAMX 2026: Lios Named Award Finalist

Next week, our CTO Eimear O’Carroll is heading to Atlanta for CAMX (The Composites and Advanced Materials Expo), North America’s premier event for advanced materials, lightweight construction, and industry manufacturing.

CAMX brings together the global materials community to explore the latest innovations across aerospace, automotive, and industrial design. For Lios, it is a key opportunity to connect with partners and showcase how advanced acoustic design can solve persistent low-frequency noise challenges.

We are particularly excited to attend this year as SoundBounce has been named a finalist for both the CAMX Award and the Award for Composites Excellence.

You can view our SoundBounce showcase in the Awards Pavilions throughout the event. Eimear will also be hosting official Meet the Finalists sessions in the pavilion at the following times:

  • Tuesday 22 September: 2.30pm to 4.00pm
  • Wednesday 23 September: 2.30pm to 4.30pm
  • Thursday 24 September: 10.00am to 11.00am

 

With our first commercial SoundBounce products coming off the pilot production line in Q4, we are looking forward to sharing these milestones with our customers and partners.

If you want to discuss integrating SoundBounce into your products, you can book a meeting with Eimear during the show using her booking calendar.

We look forward to sharing updates and photos from our trip to Atlanta.

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