
Robe was at PLASA 2026 at Earls Court with five new product launches — the most significant being the completion of the Arianne IP65 multisource family with the addition of the Arianne 4 and Arianne 12, plus new entries in the LEDBeam and profile categories and a motorized update to the SVOPATT. The show also marks the first PLASA appearance of the GigaPointe laser source fixture, and Robe is rolling its AERIS air-scrubbing technology across its full LT series. Find them on Stand A70.


The Arianne 4 and Arianne 12 complete the Arianne series, which started with the Arianne 2 and Arianne 6 earlier this year. All four share the same 55W RGB Lime LED multichip source and IP65 rating. The numbers refer to the source count — so the Arianne 12 packs 12 of those 55W RGBLime chips into an IP65 housing, with the full family now covering a range of output sizes from a single platform.
The LEDBeam 400 is a new addition to Robe’s beam wash range. No specs from the PR — full details will follow post-show.

The iT10 Profile joins the T10 family as a new IP-rated profile option. Full specs to follow after the show.

The mySVOPATT is an updated version of Robe’s SVOPATT — the spinning, scrolling effect fixture — now with pan and tilt added. That’s the key change: the SVOPATT effect engine in a moving head format.
GigaPointe: Robe’s laser-source beam fixture makes its first PLASA appearance after a summer of European festival dates. AERIS across the LT series: Robe’s patented air-scrubbing technology — which filters and removes airborne contaminants (oil, VOCs) from inside the fixture head before they settle on lenses, gobos, and dichroic filters — is now implemented across the full LT luminaire range. It debuted on the iPAINTE LTM, which is a PLASA Innovation Award entry this year.
Learn more about Robe’s PLASA 2026 lineup by visiting robe.cz.