2025: 39th ISS
39th International Seating Symposium
March 20-22, 2025
Pre-Conference Workshops March 18 & 19, 2025
The 39th International Seating Symposium will return to Pittsburgh, PA, USA, in 2025 for another live, in-person event. ISS will be back with presentations, workshops, and our full exhibit hall!
What’s New?
See below for the latest updates on 2025’s event!
Abstract Submission
Abstract Submission for ISS 2025 is now closed. Thank you to everyone who submitted!
Hotels & Venue: Book Now!
Visit Hotels and Venue to browse hotels in the room block, plan your trip, and explore Pittsburgh!
Exhibitors: Reserve Your Booth
Exhibitor registration is now open: book your booth today! Visit the Exhibitors Page to view the 2025 ISS exhibit hall floorplan, learn about the new Hands-On Zone, and more.
Registration: Fall 2024
General attendee registration for the 39th International Seating Symposium (ISS) is now open.
What’s in Store?
The 39th ISS will feature exciting new opportunities to learn, network, and discover. See below for a sneak peek at what’s to come:
- Sleek, revised schedule with more exhibit hall hours and fewer interruptions.
- Exhibitors: get ready for 14 unopposed hours–when the hall will be open with no other activities schedule!
- New Hands-On Zone: a fully interactive, 2,400 sq. ft. section of the exhibit hall where you can demo equipment on various terrain and in simulated environments.
- Special Community Day event, back by popular demand!
- Community Day takes place during the ISS “pre-conference:” with no distractions, end-users take center stage with exclusive educational sessions and dedicated exhibit hall time.
- Visit the Community Day page to learn more!
- Brand-new catalog of session tracks, allowing attendees to easily identify courses that suit their interests.
- Broader collaboration across professions, bringing education and exhibition from the following disciplines in addition to seating and wheeled mobility:
- Prosthetics & Orthotics (P&O)
- Speech, Audiology, and Alternative & Augmentative Communication (AAC)
- Rehabilitation Engineering & Assistive Technology (RESNA Track)
- And more!