Lumagen, distributed by Cogworks in Australia, will debut its ArtisaN 8K Ready video and audio processor at CEDIA Expo 2026, bringing advanced video processing, HDR management and low-latency performance to high-end home cinema systems.

The ArtisaN features eight inputs and two outputs, alongside real-time video scaling, HDR dynamic tone mapping and precise lip-sync control. It also includes a low-latency game mode with a fixed video delay of just 3ms. The processor is designed to provide a flexible upgrade path as display technology continues to develop.

Lumagen president Jim Peterson says the processor will form part of its ‘Paragons of Home Cinema: Episode II’ demonstration at CEDIA Expo, which brings together a range of cinema technologies in a single system.

“Our goal with Paragons of Home Cinema: Episode II is to give dealers a complete, real-world demonstration of what is possible when best-in-class video, audio, acoustics and theatre design technologies are engineered to work together,” Jim says.

The ArtisaN will also be used to control a Stewart Filmscreen masking system during the demonstration, highlighting its role as more than simply a video processor within a complete home cinema installation.

The processor will be demonstrated alongside products from Christie, Stewart Filmscreen, NextLevel Acoustics, StormAudio and other cinema technology brands.