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By Wayne Cavadi
On Thursday, Espen Løberg, VP of product management-Cisco Collaboration Devices, discussed the workplace of today and tomorrow in his keynote, “Powering the Modern Workplace with Connected Intelligence.” Cisco has a renewed focus on “Connected Intelligence,” or how the company enhances workplace experiences through unifying networks, collaboration platforms, devices, and, of course, AI.
Before Løberg took to the stage, Jenn Heinold, SVP Expositions Americas, welcomed guests to another packed session in the Keynote Theater. “One of the most exciting trends shaping our industry today is the convergence of technologies that were once managed separately,” she said, welcoming Løberg to the stage to present Cisco’s vision for Connected Intelligence.
One of the common themes throughout the week at InfoComm has been the Agentic AI Revolution. Løberg agreed, and over the next hour, he took attendees on a tour of Cisco solutions powering Connected Intelligence for the modern workplace.
Løberg feels we are at a critical juncture in Pro AV. We are moving from chatbots to agents that are digital coworkers, and right around the corner we will enter the era of physical AI with robots and sensors that can assist in the workplace. People need to be enabled to collaborate, to create meaningful connections, and to learn something new and solve new problems. “I care about beautiful things,” Løberg

said. “My favorite form of art is architecture. So, what I truly love about my job is that I get to connect people in buildings with purpose.”
This starts with an infrastructure that everyone can trust to turn intelligence into impact. And that happens with the three areas of Cisco’s Connected Intelligence: People and people, people and AI, and AI and AI. Valuable partnerships with companies like Microsoft, NVIDIA, and Zoom— some of which were announced at InfoComm this week—can deliver more seamless, intelligent, and measurable workplace experiences.
Right now, Cisco believes there is a gap between what AI promises and what current physical infrastructure offers. “How many spend the first few minutes of work fighting with technolo-

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gy?” Løberg asked the audience, which responded with a sea of raised hands. That gap is the challenge Pro AV needs to solve.
Cisco is Customer Zero for its own technology. It should think, adapt, and act (such as detecting, diagnosing, and fixing problems). Løberg introduced several Cisco solutions designed to do just that like the AV over IP-powered Room Kit Pro G2, Desk Pro G2, Board Pro G3, and several others. They were all designed with AI agents built in, like Cisco’s Director.
Løberg reflected back to the pandemic and the ensuing return-to-work push after. He pointed to a “Return of Commute” equation that took into account office values, like connection and career growth, and divided it by commute pain, like time, cost, and stress. Many offices were not worth the commute after the pandemic. Cisco used its New York office as the blueprint for a connected office and then opened two more offices in Paris and Atlanta in 2023, and then four more in both 2024 and 2025.
The focus was using Cisco AI tools like Director, AI Notetaker, Cisco Workplace Designer, and Cisco Cloud Control to design the ideal office space; to make rooms and offices easier to use. He referenced their Distance Zero mission: to eliminate the barriers of distance in the room itself and anywhere remote. Originally, features like AI framing and transcription did the trick. Now, they are building AI agents into their software to help people get work done.
After introducing the Room Kit Pro G2, or as Løberg called it, “The Beast,” Wednesday’s keynote speaker Ilya Bukshteyn from Microsoft joined Løberg on the stage to talk about the Microsoft and Cisco partnership and how it is fueling the Agentic AI revolution. Bukshteyn felt the strength of their partnership is the connected focus on using human creativity to drive business outcomes instead of waiting times in rooms or dealing with broken technology. Together, they help customers make every space a perfect collaboration space with Ambient AI.
“We are here at InfoComm this week to figure out what’s next, and I would argue you just saw it,” Løberg concluded. “The opportunity now is for all of us to close the gap between AI in your business and the spaces where your people work every day. The good news is that the technology is here today.”

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By Wayne Cavadi
Before the show floor opened Thursday morning, a sold-out crowd of over 300 attendees filled the Keynote Theater for the 11th annual AVIXA Women’s Breakfast. Sarah Joyce, chief global officer, AVIXA, kicked off the event, welcoming the packed house to celebrate the global community committed to supporting and empowering women who work in technology and the AV industry. Founded in 2015, the AVIXA Women’s Council now has more than 1,200 members worldwide.
Before they handed things over to Mariana Atencio for a highly emotional and interactive keynote, Heather Best of Diversified introduced Women Without Boundaries, an industry-wide recognition program created to celebrate the women driving progress across AV, media, and technology. WAVIT founder and owner of BAM Marketing Brandy Alvarado-Miranda then introduced Emily Cieslak and Alexa Johnson as the 2026 Mary Cook Empowerment Award: Designing the Future scholarship. Jeanne Lewis, senior manager, channel and events, Sony, also came to the stage with some eye-opening numbers from the event’s sponsor. Lewis shared that 36% of Sony North America employees are women; 37% of Sony Pro Display Solutions employees are women; and 42% of Sony Pro Display Solutions leadership positions are held by women.
Atencio, a Peabody Award-winning journalist, bestselling author, media entrepreneur, inspiring storyteller, and host/moderator, then took attendees
on a journey from an uncertain future to becoming a widely recognized personality and leader in her keynote, “Real Matters: Building Trust in an Unreal World.” She discussed how trust has become one of the most valuable assets leaders and organizations can cultivate. It is more so true today, in the AI Era as she called it, as the world is continuously changing with emerging technologies from the very AV professionals sitting in front of her.
“It’s the AI Era,” Atencio said. “ChatGPT can write the quote. Every bid looks the same. The experts are leaving. Uncertainty is the weather.”
Trust, she added, is what drives it all. Shifting from her own experience to the world of Pro AV, she pointed out that nobody leaves a concert talking about the cabling or even what the subwoofers looked like. Pro AV work is meant to be invisible. Customers have high expectations, ones that need to be 100% certain that when the lights go down, the technology must work with the flip of a switch. But there is no way to know that will happen… until it happens. It is trust that continues to make the uncertainty more certain, especially in Pro AV.
“Courage is what gets you there, but trust is what keeps you alive,” Atencio said. She shared video of some of her weather reporting, often in hurricane or dangerous flood conditions. And every time, she wasn’t alone. A crew followed her, and she constantly reminded the audience that it was not because of her title, it wasn’t because of her stature in the industry; it was because they trusted her.


Trust, she said, is built at eye level. For the remainder of her time on the stage, she explored the architecture of trust. The three-tiered architecture included seeing yourself, seeing each other, and, finally, being seen.
She had several interactive portions of the show, all relating to the eye as the beholder of truth. One such activity required attendees to look their neighbor in the eyes for 60 straight seconds. Why? If trust starts in the eye, holding a person’s gaze makes them feel seen and allows them to see through your eyes.
She closed by imploring the audience to use what we learned about trust and eye contact on the show floor because after all, Atencio concluded, everyone here is a connection waiting to happen.


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By Anthony Savona
AVIXA has announced that Lightapalooza, a residential lighting event that the association purchased earlier this year, will be joined by a new event for the custom integration community called RESIDE at InfoComm 2027, taking place June 16-18 in Orlando, Florida.
RESIDE is being launched through a joint venture between AVIXA, Home Technology Specialists of America (HTSA), and ProSource to
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create a new purpose-built event for the residential channel. Together, HTSA and ProSource represent more than 750 of North America’s leading residential integration firms.
At a reception held here on Wednesday afternoon, representatives from each group addressed a crowd of interested attendees.
“We spend a lot of time trying to figure out what is it about us that makes us different and special,” said AVIXA CEO David Labuskes. “And it’s the community. You can put together an event, but you can’t just slap together a community. Community grows and evolves, and what it needs is a campfire to gather around. What it needs is an opportunity to share learnings, to pass on traditions, to create new futures together, none of which can be done without being in the same room as each other.
“When we were introduced to Lightapalooza, HTSA, and Pro Source, the first question was, ‘Is there a community behind this?’ Because without that, it’s just another event. It is my deep joy to watch the community that I’ve been a part of for so long begin to grow and expand. And thank you for being a part of that and for entrusting us. We look forward to having you as part of the family.”
“We sat down with Jenn [Heinold, SVP, Expositions Americas, AVIXA] and it took all of about three minutes to realize the synergy of what was there,” said Jon Robbins, HTSA executive director,

“because the first thing we touched on was education, and that has to be a critical part of what we do and how we maintain Lightapalooza and how we get to something new.”
“I think that this new show can connect commercial and residential differently here in the United States,” said Jim Pearse, CEO of ProSource. “I think that there’s an efficiency for our vendors having a single show for them to go to and there’s an efficiency for the dealers in the custom installation industry to have one show to go to. My hope is that we can begin to create more of a community between the commercial part of the business and the residential part of the business.
“My hope is that this show turns into something very, very special, and when we look out in five years, we will have new traditions and new ideas and new productivity and a place for all of us to come to and really share ideas, find new business opportunities, and continue to grow the consumer electronics industry that I very much love in my heart.”


















































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By Clive Young
The use of displays, digital signage, AV content, and other technologies to create immersive visitor experiences in museums, gaming facilities, and more is exploding, creating both opportunities and challenges for venues. With that in mind, Wednesday’s “The Experience Engine: How AV is Driving Engagement and Revenue in Entertainment Venues” panel at the InfoComm Vision Stage explored how the segment has evolved, its currentday needs, and what the future might bring.
Presented by the Digital Signage Federation, the panel was moderated by Megan Zeller, senior director business development, bespoke mounting systems at Peerless-AV, and featured panelists Tom Fanger, VP, multimedia at MGM Las Vegas; Kevin Reilly, director of entertainment operations at Mohegan Sun Casino; Erica Neal, managing director of technology at the upcoming Lucas Museum of Narrative Art; and Danny Inukai, CIO of the Natural History Museum Los Angeles.
The public’s expectations of signage have changed, said Neal, noting, “People want to be engaged and feel this anticipation of seeing something instead of having a regular sign that says, ‘Enter here.’ They want to know what they’re getting into, so they are looking to see something more visually pleasing, something where it’s more of a story.”
A tightly managed CMS and hardware approach is crucial in order to simplify and standardize as

many aspects as possible. Fanger recalled, “When I first started in this business…we had two dozen content management systems out there, and the logistics of getting a single piece of content into those systems and up on those screens was a nightmare…so initially [our approach] was, ‘Let’s standardize it.’”
Ianuki seconded the importance of standardizing to specific equipment, noting that it aids training, is more cost-effective due to bulk purchasing, and easier to administer. “We’re the ones that actually have to maintain systems, and if we have to train staff to maintain different technology stacks, it just makes life immensely harder,” he said. “One hundred percent standardization makes our lives
easier in the long run.”
Reilly described some of the challenges Mohegan Sun faces as it prepares for a $30 million renovation of its arena, but noted that it’s crucial to keep sight of the desired result. “Take a step back and look at what the big picture is,” he advised. “We had an hour-long conversation in a meeting with 15 people about a sign on a column. To look at the big picture is to step back and say, ‘What’s the guest experience going to be as you come in? Do I really need to have a sign here, or did I miss this experience? Should we have a really big sign, or something else?’ Take that step back, look at the overall thing, look at ‘what am I doing and what is the customer experience going to be.’”








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By Clive Young
There are 26 different Audio Demo Rooms to check out this year, so whether you’re looking for amazing live sound and installation tools, groundbreaking immersive audio technologies or just a cool demo to sit back and enjoy, you’ll find it in the Demo Rooms. Here, we continue our exploration of them by room number order:
Bose Professional (N116): Inside Bose Professional’s demo room, there’s an ecosystem of loudspeakers, electronics, and software, including several newly available solutions—FreeSpace 3 Mini Cube Satellites, DesignMax DM12SE, and ControlSpace Designer Software—and a first look at the ShowTime STS118E, a powerful new subwoofer made for indoor and outdoor installation.
Eastern Acoustic Works (N117): EAW is launching the latest additions to its Newport Series of lightweight, high-performance solutions: the new NT208L Line Array and NT116S Subwoofer, intended for touring and live productions, installations and outdoor festivals. EAW is also debuting its new Online Array Assistant (OAA) software, a browser-based tool available for use via computer or smart phone that provides angles, pick-points, and switch settings.
Alcons Audio (N118): Inside N118, discover the diversity of the Alcons solutions portfolio across cinema, sound reinforcement, installation, and reference monitoring applications. Demonstrations include the CR3 medium-format pro-ribbon screen system from the C-series pro-cinema range, along with the recently introduced MR10 from the M-series, and the GR20 high-output point-source system with the GB181 18-inch subwoofer from the G-series.
ADJ (N119): Offering visitors an expanded immersive “AVL Experience,” ADJ is displaying its latest professional lighting, LED video, and control solutions, while sister company AVANTE Audio showcases sound systems ranging from a portable column setup to a large-scale line array in a dedicated listening environment. Featured systems include the Achromic AS8 ACDC; the Achromic A12X active 12-inch two-way loudspeaker; the Imperio Pro compact line array system; and the Akro Series active line array system.
dBTechnologies USA (N120): dBTechnologies’ demo room is highlighting the IS Series, an installation-focused passive loudspeaker platform engineered for scalable, repeatable system design. You’ll experience a precision-distributed, multi-source immersive configuration built entirely
around IS Series IS26 loudspeakers, showcasing controlled directivity, spatial coherence, and consistent coverage across a highly resolved listening environment. Also featured in the demo room is the VIO platform—dBTechnologies’ flagship touringgrade line array system—with listening sessions featuring the newly released VIO L1608 compact 3-way line array paired with VIO subwoofers.
Adamson (N204): Adamson’s demo room this year is covering the company’s full system offering, placing a special emphasis on system infrastructure. The company is demonstrating parts of its mobile, install, and spatial technology connected together with its new MS8.2 Milan-focused network switches. Over at the booth, Adamson is also displaying the VGx, its latest large-format line source, and the VGt, while the IS-Series is also being featured along with its dedicated amplifier platform.
Danley Sound Labs (N206): You don’t have to travel far to see Danley Sound Labs’ Exodus— the new, modular loudspeaker system is making its public debut inside N206. Exodus introduces Danley’s proprietary Cohearix Lens Technology, which makes the most of the company’s Synergy Horn technologies, to the pro audio market.
RCF (N210): RCF is showing a number of RCF and TT+ Audio portfolio solutions alongside the world premiere of high-output portable column systems and active, portable point-source loudspeakers. Sessions feature the new X Series high-power installed loudspeakers with S Series subwoofers, along with the GTX 7C cardioid line array and GTS 16C cardioid subwoofer from TT+ Audio.
Theory Professional (N212): InfoComm attendees can hear the Theory Professional lineup along with much of its core product line, including a unique full-range loudspeaker. The extreme output SR-221.3 features integral dual 21-inch, 3,600W low-frequency drivers and four 10-inch carbon fiber high-output midrange drivers, resulting in a speaker that Theory refers to as a “rock concert-in-a-box” because a single loudspeaker can easily fill medium-sized venues.
Yamaha Corporation of America (N220): There’s a lot to discover inside Yamaha’s demo room and booth, where visitors can get a closer look at complete Yamaha audio systems. There’s hands-on demos of RIVAGE V7 firmware and DM7 configurations for applications across live entertainment, HoW, and more; a first look at next-gen Commercial Installed Solutions; and the

opportunity to audition Nexo Speakers and experience Sound xR immersive solutions—an objectbased sound image control system based around the DME Series programmable DSP platform that gives users precise control over how sound is placed and directed within a space.
KV2 Audio (N222): KV2 Audio is highlighting its ESD Series loudspeakers, which were recently formally certified to IEC 60 529—the international standard defining the degree of protection provided by mechanical casings and electrical enclosures.
MayCo (N224): Inside N223, MayCo is featuring immersive technology demonstrations powered by Modulo Pi, showing how interactive experiences can be brought to life through a combination of projection mapping, LED displays, real-time motion tracking, and interactive media servers. Explore responsive environments that react to audience movement and engagement while learning how these technologies are being used across live events, museums, themed entertainment, experiential marketing activations, and corporate environments.
Electro-Voice and Dynacord (N228): The “Hearing is Believing” experience inside N228 is designed to move beyond specifications and give attendees the opportunity to hear how complete Electro-Voice and Dynacord solutions perform in real-world applications. The demo features three segments: The first demonstrates the EVID commercial loudspeaker portfolio, highlighting hospitality, retail, and commercial audio applications. The second features the LRC column loudspeaker family, focused on worship, lecture-hall, and auditoria environments where intelligibility, coverage control, and architectural fit are essential. The third showcases the next-generation EVF G2 and EVH G2 arrayable point-source systems.

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By Clive Young
Passive entertainment is out—today, audiences want to connect with the action and interact in new ways. That puts the onus on venues to create experiences that can meet those heightened expectations and find new ways to delight. The challenges and successes that come with the job were the main focus of the panel “Disguise: Elevating Visitor Engagement with Spatial Storytelling,” presented Thursday at the Spotlight Stage.
Examining different aspects of that creative journey and execution were Joanna Syiek, marketing campaign manager—USA for Disguise; Justin Glatt, vice president of innovation at Disney Live Entertainment; Bryan Zebleckes, director of audio, video and lighting, MDSX; and Pablo Molina, senior strategic specifications lead, Americas for Disguise.
Topics explored included the necessity of previs, ensuring that different systems integrate without latency; how panelists discover new tools to bring into their development workflows; designing for redundancy; ways that media server-driven

workflows can aid refreshing an attraction without a need for rebuilding physical infrastructure; finding inspiration; and more.
While the panelists discussed venues ranging from popular theme parks to Top of the Rock, an outdoor elevator on the roof of New York City’s Rockefeller Center, they took pains to note that all projects are relevant. Glatt shared, “Don’t let scale be your benchmark. Everyone sitting on this stage has done really, really massive projects, both in physical scale and maybe dollar amounts,

but we all started somewhere, so don’t measure your success by the dollar amount. Embrace the creative and embrace the technology first, and let everything else come after.”
Despite the often cutting-edge technologies they bring to projects, Molina was all for keeping things grounded, as he remarked, “Technology should always be secondary to the storytelling; it always needs to be in the service of the greater story.
By Clive Young
The first-ever Vision Stage Showdown closed out Wednesday’s offerings on the Central Hall Vision Stage with a pitch fest, looking at media systems that scale.
The Vision Stage Showdown featured representatives from four different InfoComm exhibitors who each took the stage and extolled the virtues of their latest product for seven minutes (though often more). At the side of the stage were three industry expert panelists who asked pertinent questions about each presentation. Among the panelists were Robin Raskin, founder of Virtual Event Group; Shelly Sable, creative producer at Fuse Technical Group; and AVIXA’s Samantha Minish, VP of content delivery. While panelists on reality TV shows can go for the jugular, the team of industry pros were congenial and positive as they asked questions to gain more clarity on the products being pitched.
Abe Abt, senior product consultant at AJA Video Systems, was the first to take the stage, as he discussed “Navigating a Hybrid IP World with AJA Video Systems.” He was soon followed by Christian Struck, senior product manager, audio infrastructure at Lawo AG, who explored “Accelerating the Move to IP with Edge ONE.” Next up was Edgebeam Wireless’ Steve Brumer, chief revenue officer and Ryan Lush, sales director, who traded off on the topic of “Hybrid Broadcast Data Delivery with EdgeBeam Wireless.” Closing out the lineup was Samantha Potter, manager – installation & commercial audio at Allen & Heath USA, who discussed “Smarter Control for Modern Audio Systems with Allen & Heath.”











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By Wayne Cavadi
On Tuesday, before the show floor opened, Frank Alaimo, manager of Classroom Technology Services–University of Nevada Las Vegas, Joseph Chrobak, senior AV/IT systems specialist–UNLV, Pulasthi “P.T.” Thennakoon, immersive learning supervisor–UNLV, and an array of UNLV students and staff took higher education AV/IT specialists on a tour of the latest technological advancements on the UNLV campus. This year, the UNLV Dreamscape Learn (VR Experience) and Lied Library Technology Spaces tour took attendees into a world of immersive education and engaging storytelling.
The highlight of the tour was the 4,000-squarefoot, VR space Dreamscape Learn immersive classroom with a free-roam entertainment space next door. The entire area includes a welcoming, warm space with couches and chairs for students to work and discuss projects. Next door, Dreamscape Learn, a 16-seat immersive classroom, has three
specific VR experiences for students; a tour of the Hagia Sofia for art history students, a 12-module biology course, and an environmental starting pack exploring such treasures as the Colorado River, the Coliseum, and a trip to the moon, among others. Each seat is equipped with a VIVE headset designed with noise-canceling headphones to hear all the details of the virtual tour or module. InfoComm attendees were guided on a 20-minute tour of the Hagia Sofia via the headset, and each seat was equipped with a ButtKicker haptic transducer so every guest can feel each experience whether it’s a rumble or a rev. Each station is also donned with a Thrustmaster joystick for the biology classes.


Next door is a Free-Roam Pod. This was designed for six students featuring content that, per UNLV, adapts the creativity from movie and theme

park industries for instructional purposes. The focus here is to have fun while learning, focused on adventure and entertainment as well as engineering and design. Six VIVE headsets are used in a red-lit studio where the floor rumbles, fans emulate wind, and what the UNLV team refers to as “props” emulate torches, flashlights, and other things to hold on to. VICON PULSAR head and feet sensors bring guests completely into the action, with cameras tracking the sensors throughout the area.
The tour then made a stop in the Immersive Learning Lab. While Dreamscape creates the content for the immersive classroom, the Immersive Learning Lab was built-in house and run by students. It is still young, roughly four months old. The room provides seven different “tools” that allow students to virtually engage a wide array of disciplines. From designing buildings with VR modeling tools, to creating 3D designs and sketches in an immersive virtual space, to exploring the human anatomy in 3D models of the human body, 25 PICO 4 Ultra headsets, 12 Meta Quest 3 headsets, a pair of whisper rooms, and 23 computers empower students with more freedom than the Dreamscape Learn to explore and create in a virtual space.
The tour concluded in the Amargosa Room and Lied Library Spaces, such as a podcast studio, production area, and makerspace. The Amargosa Room is built on UNLV’s game-changing RebelFlex platform with Sennheiser in-ceiling speakers and Sony PTZ cameras tracking the action. It is a dual-display presentation area used for symposiums and guest speakers, so there are no classes inside. A pair of 98-inch displays surround the presenter with two smaller displays hung from the ceiling, facing the presenter so they never have to turn around. There are eight huddle stations, each equipped with its own smaller display showcasing what is on the main wall and removable workstations for flexibility. This room takes RebelFlex to a whole new level, as Alaimo referred to it as “RebelFlex on steroids.”












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Rack Space E ciency

Full tuning bandwidth up to 244 MHz (region dependent)

Best-in-Class Build Quality
Rugged all-metal transmitter construction



Providing the confidence of all-day
Up to 8 channels of Dante® audio networking in a single rack space and PoE+ power functionality


Proven A-T Audio Superiority Interchangeable Artist Elite® mic capsules & 24-bit/48 kHz digital audio
Hybrid Control Wireless Manager software, external, or front-panel control






Encryption and Regulation Support AES256 encryption / RED cyber security compliant / TAA compliant
Internal DSP Capabilities Reduces load on external DSP




Built on decades of Audio-Technica digital wireless expertise, D50 delivers rock-solid, multichannel performance for real-world installations. Exceptional sound quality, flexible operation, and expansive UHF bandwidth ensure reliable, secure deployments —even in the most complex RF environments. Experience D50 at booth C7959 use for added versatility




SHURE, BOOTH C9018 Shure’s new MXA320 Table Array Microphone reflects how far the Microflex portfolio has evolved. Featuring the same familiar industrial design as its predecessor, MXA320 is engineered for fast, scalable deployment, making it ideal for IT and AV teams seeking consistent, high-quality audio with minimal setup. Steerable Coverage Technology provides clearer, more precise voice capture to support productive meetings, while onboard IntelliMix processing simplifies system design and reduces the need for external DSP. MXA320 integrates seamlessly into modern collaboration ecosystems, with streamlined configuration through Shure Designer software, ShureCloud compatibility, and an integrated mute button for intuitive in-room control.

VIEWSOSNIC, BOOTH C7010 ViewSonic is expanding its All-in-One dvLED lineup with the launch of the LDE Series of Direct View LED Displays. Designed to deliver high-impact video walls with a focus on value, simplicity, and stunning visuals, the LDE series is entirely pre-configured. It features a simplified OS designed to streamline setup and operation. With all power and control systems integrated directly into the cabinets, this all-in-one solution allows for easier installation, minimal maintenance, and incredibly quick deployment. The series is available in 108-, 136-, and 163-inch screen sizes and features native 1080p resolution alongside advanced Glue-on-Board (GOB) technology.






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WIRELESS INTERCOM keeps raising the bar, combining proven wireless intercom performance with a refreshed, more robust hardware design and new RF-resilient options for demanding production environments.
Riedel-exclusive patented receiver technology
Powerful Artist matrix integration or standalone operation
Seamless handover and roaming Touch&Go NFC registration
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LISTEN TECHNOLOGIES, BOOTH C8817 Listen Technologies now offers Trade Agreements Act (TAA) compliant ListenIR, providing integrators and customers with more choices and greater flexibility to meet their unique project needs. ListenIR is an assistive listening solution that transmits audio via infrared technology. The system is ideal for environments where confidentiality is critical, such as courtrooms, boardrooms, and medical offices. Compliance with TAA requirements means products meet the standards for performance, quality, and safety outlined in the TAA. TAA compliance is often required for U.S. government contracts, federally funded projects, and highly regulated industries.
CANON, BOOTH N8033 Canon’s CINE-SERVO 40-1200mm T5.010.8 is a high-end cinema zoom lens designed to provide an industryleading focal range for Super 35mm and full-frame sensors. It features a 30x optical zoom, which can be further extended to an outstanding 60-1800mm using its built-in 1.5x extender. Despite its massive reach, the lens maintains a relatively portable form factor at approximately 14.6 pounds, making it suitable for wildlife, sports, and live event productions that require mobility.















DisplayNet Signal Distribution has rede ned the apex of AVoIP performance with a powerful AI-ready control interface that enables de nition and deployment of complex AVoIP systems in minutes using natural-language instructions and with no prior knowledge of the underlying API. DisplayNet is the rst AV-over-IP system to ship native Model Context Protocol (MCP) support, making it directly controllable by Claude, OpenAI Codex, Gemini CLI, or any MCP-compatible AI agent out of the box.

The DN-300 Series , DisplayNet’s award-winning endpoints, deliver awless 4K/60 (4:4:4) video distribution with limitless scalability, zero-frame latency and zero image artifacts. These features allow system designers to deploy highly versatile AV signal distribution systems with robust performance, scalability, versatility and reliability at a fraction of the cost of traditional AVoIP systems.
Contact us today to see how DisplayNet can move your next AV system into the future.



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As exposed-structure ceilings become standard across retail, hospitality, and mixed-use spaces, audio system design priorities are shifting. Integrators are now working in open environments where loudspeakers are visible and acoustic conditions are less predictable, placing greater emphasis on coverage control,
























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BOOTH N6127 dBTechnologies is introducing Aurora Cloud, the cloud-based infrastructure as a service (IaaS) designed to extend the capabilities of dBTechnologies’ proprietary Aurora Net software, providing an advanced environment for remote monitoring, device management, and data analysis of their professional audio systems.

Developed to address the demand for connected, data-driven workflows, Aurora Cloud enables the centralization of projects, devices, and operational data within a single platform, ensuring continuous access, and efficient management of even the most complex and distributed systems. Aurora Cloud is the dBTechnologies platform designed for system integrators and rental companies needing full control and visibility of their audio systems, anywhere, anytime.

ADI, BOOTH C8537 At InfoComm 2026, ADI is highlighting the WattBox 900 Series, a next-generation power management solution engineered for critical residential and commercial installations. The 900 Series features proprietary Surge Elimination Circuit (SEC) technology, designed to maintain consistent protection through repeated surge events without degradation. Integrated with the OvrC remote management platform, it enables remote monitoring, individual outlet control, power usage insights, and automated system recovery, supporting proactive service and reduced onsite maintenance. Available in multiple professional form factors, the 900 Series is designed to support long-term system performance and uptime across a wide range of installations.



LUMINEX, BOOTH N7845 Luminex is launching Araneo Studio, a powerful offline configuration and design tool that streamlines the planning and deployment of modern AV networks. Built as an extension of the Araneo ecosystem, Araneo Studio enables users to design, configure, and prepare complete network systems before ever connecting hardware. With an intuitive drag-and-drop interface, users can build network topologies, assign device roles, and create structured configurations in a visual environment. This approach simplifies complex setups and allows designers, integrators, and technicians to standardize deployments through reusable profiles and templates.

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CUSTOM CHANNELS, BOOTH C9700 Custom Channels is providing the audio experience for InfoComm 2026’s Retail Experience, a curated immersive showcase featuring a complete store floor, changing rooms, a working café, and a checkout area. Custom Channels’ role brings its In-Store Open Media Platform to life in a real retail setting, showing how licensed music, zone control, and in-store media operate as a fully integrated component of broader retail technology environments. The installation highlights vendor-neutral, hardwareagnostic audio working alongside digital signage, CMS platforms, and AV infrastructure across multiple retail contexts.
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Telycam’s Explore 300 4K PTZ camera is purposebuilt for modern ProAV and hybrid production environments where flexibility, efficiency, and ease of deployment are essential.
The AV-focused counterpart to Telycam’s broadcastclass Explore 500, the Explore 300 delivers its core capabilities in a streamlined platform optimized for scalable, IP-based deployments.
The Explore 300 shares the same core imaging capabilities and operating platform as the Explore 500, including a 4/3-inch Sony sensor; fast hybrid auto-focus; optical low-pass filter (OLPF) for artifact-free image capture even against LED backgrounds; and a precision brushless motor system.







FURMAN, BOOTH C9906 In commercial AV, reliability often comes down to two essentials: clean power and stable signal distribution. Furman’s refreshed Merit Z Series Power Conditioners address both, extending the brand’s legacy of protecting high-end recording studios and touring systems into today’s AV and IT environments. The Merit Z Series also introduces practical updates for integrators, such as front and rear outlet access, USB-C charging, pull-out rack lighting, and clear breaker status indicators. A built-in Breaker Indicator provides immediate feedback when a circuit has been tripped, helping reduce troubleshooting time on-site.

DIGICO, BOOTH N6327 DiGiCo is releasing Version 22 software, designed for all Quantum and SD consoles, as a free download from the DiGiCo website (www.digico.biz). V22’s abundance of new features and functional improvements further streamline and enhance the experience of mixing live sound. This latest update brings a host of additional console features, including new Snapshot functionalities, updates to the Macro panel, expanded routing options, and more. Building on Quantum’s Mustard Processing facilities, the new update introduces the Mustard Levelling Amp, the Silver One, based on the classic tube-design, electro-optical compressor sound. V22 also deepens DiGiCo’s integration between Quantum consoles and the Sound Devices Astral range of wireless microphones, plus provides a brand-new integration with Harrison’s LiveTrax 3 software.












Now you can build affordable live production and broadcast systems with SMPTE-2110 video! Blackmagic Design has a wide range of 2110 IP products, including converters, video monitors, audio monitors and even cameras! You get the perfect solution for intergating SDI and IP based systems. Plus all models conform to the SMPTE ST-2110 standard, including PTP clocks and even NMOS support for routing.
The Blackmagic 2110 IP Converters have been designed to integrate SDI equipment into 2110 IP broadcast systems. The rack mount models can be installed in equipment racks right next to the equipment you’re converting. Simply add a Blackmagic 2110 IP Converter to live production switchers, disk recorders, streaming processors, cameras, TVs and more.
Conforms to the SMPTE-2110
Blackmagic 2110 IP products conform to the SMPTE ST-2110 standard for IP video, which specifies the transport, synchronization and description of 10 bit video, audio and ancillary data over managed IP networks for broadcast. Blackmagic 2110 IP products support SMPTE-2110-20 video, SMPTE-2110-21 traffic shaping/ timing, SMPTE-2110-30 audio and SMPTE-2110-40 for ancillary data.
Blackmagic 2110 IP Converters are available in models with RJ-45 connectors for simple Cat6 copper cables or SFP sockets for optical fiber modules and cables. Using simple Cat6 copper cables means you can build SMPTE-2110 systems at a dramatically lower cost. Plus copper cables can remote power devices such as converters and cameras. There are also models for optical fiber Ethernet.
One of the biggest problems with SMPTE-2110 is needing an IT tech on standby to keep video systems running. Blackmagic 2110 IP converters solve this problem because they can connect point to point, so you don’t need to use a complex Ethernet switch if you don’t want to. That means you get the advantage of SMPTE-2110 IP video with simple Ethernet cables, remote power and bidirectional video.
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KV2 AUDIO, BOOTH N6031 KV2 Audio is showcasing its leading audio solutions. For a hands-on listening experience, the KV2 team is hosting dedicated demos in Audio Demo Room N221 on the second floor of the North Hall. These demonstrations will feature the precision-engineered ES and ESR systems, alongside active EX and passive ESD models, highlighting KV2’s commitment to delivering clear, consistent, high-quality audio. Designed for live performance and permanent installations, KV2 loudspeakers embody the brand’s True Point Source philosophy, ensuring precise coverage, natural sound reproduction, and a consistent listening experience no matter the space.

DPA, BOOTH N8213 DPA Microphones is featuring its trio of Piano Stereo Kits, out-of-the-box, plug-and-play miking solutions. Built around a stereo pair of 2015 Wide Cardioid Microphones, the new DPK2015 Stereo Kit delivers a natural, balanced stereo image that faithfully captures the true complexities of the piano’s sound. The DPK4099 CORE+ Piano Stereo Kit provides a compact, flexible option built around a selected stereo pair of DPA’s SPL 4099 CORE+ Instrument Mics that provide consistency, isolation and mobility. Meanwhile, the DPK4011 Piano Stereo Kit features a matched stereo pair of the iconic 4011ES Cardioid Pencil Microphones to deliver the high-end experience demanded in world-class theater and live performance settings.















BOOTH C8301 Sony Electronics is introducing Crystal LED UNIFY (ZRL-135SG), a 135-inch all-inone direct view LED display designed to simplify ordering, installation, operation, and maintenance while complementing Sony’s BRAVIA Professional Display and Crystal LED portfolios. The solution targets corporate and higher-education environments such as boardrooms, meeting rooms, and community spaces.
Crystal LED UNIFY arrives pre-assembled with five display units and a control unit, allowing two people to complete installation in about one
ACT ENTERTAINMENT, BOOTH N6813

hour, with no electrical work required. A front-serviceable, slide-out control unit reduces downtime and lowers total cost of ownership.
The display delivers true-to-life visuals with anti-reflection surface technology, 1.5mm pixel pitch, and 800 cd/m? brightness, ensuring clear visibility even in brightly lit spaces. Visual per-

ACT Entertainment is showcasing the new MA Lighting grandMA3 onPC DMXkey. It unlocks 4096 parameters directly via a conventional USB-C connection to the freeof-charge grandMA3 onPC software. It provides the performance and reliability of the grandMA3 platform while eliminating the need for dedicated consoles or complex infrastructure. MA Lighting is distributed exclusively in North America by ACT Entertainment. MA Lighting also recently released the grandMA3 onPC DMX-key starter. This compact, affordable and powerful small USB device unlocks the full potential of the free-of-charge grandMA3 onPC software, granting 1024 parameters via two DMX outputs without compromising on features or functionality. The grandMA3 onPC DMX-key starter is ideal for anyone who wants to take the first steps into the MA Lighting universe.
formance and user experience are consistent with Sony’s broader professional display ecosystem, including 4K input support and compatibility with Sony’s Device Management Platform.
Engineered for durability, energy efficiency, and long-term use, the display is planned for availability in early 2027.
Waves Audio is showcasing an expanded eMotion LV1 Classic console ecosystem for modern live sound and AV integration. Designed for flexibility, the LV1 Classic enables integrators to deploy scalable mixing solutions across live venues, houses of worship and hybrid broadcast environments. Expanded options for channel count, fader control and processing support efficient system design, streamlined deployment and long-term scalability without requiring a full infrastructure redesign.VThe LV1 Classic delivers up to 80 stereo channels (160 inputs) and 52 buses with flexible routing, making it well suited for managing complex, multisource productions.







L-ACOUSTICS, BOOTH N6336 L-Acoustics has launched the L-Acoustics Education Partners Program, a comprehensive initiative designed to bridge the gap between academic audio education and professional practice. The program partners with leading universities worldwide to integrate L-Acoustics professional training and certification into academic curricula, ensuring students graduate with both theoretical knowledge and practical, industry-recognized expertise. The program builds on the company’s recently expanded Education Division, which in 2025 delivered nearly 100,000 hours of training and 14,000 education certificates worldwide. The photo above shows Belmont University students learning rigging techniques during a visit to L-Acoustics in Marcoussis, France.

DA-LITE, BOOTH C7800 Legrand | AV is showcasing the Da-Lite Myriad Reveal with SightLine at InfoComm 2026. A ceiling-recessed electric projection screen engineered for modern learning and presentation environments, the Myriad Reveal disappears cleanly into the ceiling when not in use, preserving the architectural integrity of the room, and deploys quickly with smooth, quiet operation when content is needed. Da-Lite’s SightLine technology controls the screen’s descent for proper tensioning and alignment, delivering a flat, distortionfree viewing surface for crisp projected images. The system is ideal for higher education classrooms and lecture halls, corporate boardrooms, training spaces, hospitality venues, and houses of worship.






VGx System
Capitalizing on the groundbreaking transducer, wave-shaping and amplification technology first introduced with Adamson’s VGt, VGx utilizes three M140 mid-range transducers and three NH3-V-16 high frequency compression drivers on a newly designed 3-degree coaxial mid-high assembly with 1.5dB extra headroom per element, compared with VGt.


AtlasIED’s new pendant IsoFlare Series is engineered specifically for applications with high or open ceiling spaces. Featuring low-insertion-loss transformers suitable for 70V or 100V applications, the pendants’ durable construction includes a weather-resistant, IP44-rated enclosure. The pendants include four-, six-, and eight-inch models.
D50 Digital UHF Wireless System

The D50 Digital UHF Wireless System is a scalable, high-performance platform engineered for demanding RF environments. Featuring up to 244 MHz tuning bandwidth, Dante networking, AES256 encryption, onboard DSP, and advanced diversity modes, D50 delivers reliable, high-fidelity wireless performance with exceptional flexibility and efficiency.
Fairlight Live

Fairlight Live is a new software-based live audio mixer with spatial audio mixing and SMPTE-2110 broadcast workflows. It handles thousands of audio channels, works with standard computer audio or USB audio from ATEM switchers, and enables flexible audio workflows for any project, from stereo to 5.1 surround or immersive formats.
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BOE BYH Ultra High-end COB LED Display

BOE’s BYH Ultra High-end COB LED display presents profound black tone and elegant onyx-like glossy texture, fully catering to various high-end application scenarios. It reaches 20000:1 ultra-high contrast ratio under 10lux ambient light and supports up to 1500nit global peak brightness for all-purpose use.
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blueCORE Signal Processor Family

The COBALT blueCORE standalone signal processor family bridges SDI and ST 2110/IPMX workflows. blueCORE offers 12G/3G processing, HDR conversion, and audio mixing in a low power, 1RU form factor. Featuring a touchscreen interface and Web GUI, it enables rapid, standalone deployment for live production and hybrid AV environments.
USBC-G2P60 USB-C 3.2 Gen 2 x 2 Cable

Covid’s USBC-G2P60 high-performance USB-C 3.2 Gen 2 x 2 cable is engineered for professional AV and commercial environments requiring reliable high-speed data, consistent power delivery, and extended installation lengths. Delivering up to 20 Gbps bandwidth and 60W Power Delivery, the USBC-G2P60 is designed to support conferencing, collaboration, digital signage, and device connectivity applications where performance and reliability are critical.
Collab Compute sets the standard for scalable hybrid meetings across Crestron spaces. Designed for performance and reliability, it enables fast, repeatable deployments. AI-ready capabilities support intelligent meeting features, while one-touch join and consistent interfaces streamline collaboration.
CooLED MicroLED Classic Series


DreamWall’s CooLED MicroLED Classic Series Video Wall is highlighted by a 216-inch diagonal 16:9 MicroLED display with 1.25 mm pixel pitch alongside a 162-inch diagonal 16:9 display featuring ultra-fine 0.9 mm pixel pitch. The Classic Series combines proprietary low-heat CooLED architecture with advanced Chip-on-Board (COB) engineering to deliver direct-view LED video wall systems designed for real-world commercial and residential environments.
Quantum112

Fitting within a rugged Pelican Air 1637 case, DiGiCo’s Quantum112 weighs only 50 pounds when packed, qualifying as a standard checked bag on most flights. But despite its ultra-compact form factor, the Quantum112 is still a giant on features and functionality, every bit a Quantum in terms of its pedigree.
ENCO’s enTranslate Mobile addresses the challenge of making in-venue and corporate broadcast content accessible to all audience members. Developed for use in public spaces, enTranslate Mobile offers direct access to multilingual translations through QR codes that redirects users to a mobile-friendly website where captions immediately populate.


Epson’s first all-in-one dvLED line, the LE-C1 series is built to deliver larger-thanlife visuals that captivate audiences with Chip-on-Board (COB) technology. Available in 135- or 162-inches with a135-inch 4K model, the series offers expansive viewing, exceptional brightness and an OS-free design for high-ambient-light environments across signage, corporate and education installations.
Unified Cloud Platform
Legrand | AV’s Unified Cloud Platform AI-powered remote monitoring and management platform, purpose-built for the next generation of AV infrastruc-
ture and powered by Xyte, is built by the same manufacturer whose PDUs, racks, and cameras are installed in the environments it manages. That native, device-level intelligence allows the platform to surface and resolve issues before users notice them.


Designed for live sound reinforcement, M&W’S D24 and D32 employ large touch screens that enhance operational ease, ergonomics, and access to important information in the channel strip. Electronic faders enable both mixers to offer features not possible in conventional small-screen digital mixers.
Magewell’s Pro Convert Xmit AIO 4K bidirectional converter bridges AV signals and IP streams with software, screens and AV systems. It encodes one source up to 4Kp60 from HDMI or 12G-SDI interfaces for AV-over-IP or streaming or decodes one 4K or four HD streams for display with its integrated multi-viewer.
















































The MS-RSE-G is a secure control solution for managing IP and legacy serial devices. The ultra-compact (60 x 37 x 23mm) device provides installers with the freedom to place and conceal the devices almost anywhere in a building to monitor and control devices with RS-232 connections, like extenders or motor shades.

Peerless-AV’s new SEAMLESS Connect Universal dvLED Mounting System boasts the slimmest profile on the market (1.6 inches [40mm] depth) and superior technical functionality for flat-to-wall and corner dvLED video walls. This truly universal mount is engineered with an entirely different specification, creating a uniquely flexible system compatible with most latching dvLED displays and scalable to any size or configuration.
IntelliMix Room Kits & IntelliMix Foundation System

Shure’s IntelliMix Room Kits and IntelliMix Foundation System Certified for Zoom Rooms deliver deployment-ready audio for Zoom Rooms. Powered by IntelliMix Room DSP, they combine echo cancellation, noise reduction, and automatic mixing with matched or customizable components. Scalable configurations and seamless integration ensure clear speech and simplified deployment across collaboration spaces.
Era 100 Pro
The Era 100 Pro is a PoE+ speaker designed for simplified, wired-first installation without local AC power. Flexible mounting, concealed cabling, and automatic DSP with Trueplay tuning enable clean installs and consistent, high-quality audio across hospitality, retail, and office environments.


Sony Electronics’ Crystal LED S Series, a mid-market dvLED display line, delivers 800 cd/m2 brightness, accurate color, ease of deployment and low reflection. The two models are slim, scalable, and energy-efficient, while offering flexible installation. The Crystal LED S Series are cost-effective solutions for corporate, education, and commercial environments.

The TCL TMN Series delivers versatile, ultra-slim digital signage in seven sizes from 43 inches to 115 inches, with vivid non-glare visuals for any professional setting. Built for 24/7 operation, it supports portrait or landscape installation and includes TCL EShow CMS for easy content creation, scheduling, remote monitoring, and secure management.

Telycam’s Mix One combines a complete 4K video switcher with full-featured PTZ control, all in one compact device. It offers six-input switching of IP and AV sources (NDI HX3, SRT, HDMI, USB and more), graphics, streaming and recording, all operated through an intuitive control surface.

Utelogy transforms AV operations from manual management to autonomous service. Combining deep telemetry, agentic AI, and vendor-agnostic control, the platform continuously monitors, diagnoses, and resolves incidents without human intervention—reducing truck rolls, minimizing downtime, and delivering consistent global experiences.

Vaddio SpeakerVIEW Controller brings AI-driven speaker tracking and intelligent mic-to-camera control to professional conferencing environments. ensures that remote participants always see and hear the active speaker clearly, eliminating the awkward silences, missed cues, and visual disorientation that plague conventional conferencing setups. Setup is streamlined for IT teams, and management is handled remotely through the broader Vaddio ecosystem.

The ViewSonic LDE Direct View LED Displays is a pre-configured, all-in-one solution. It features a simplified OS design, with all power and control systems integrated directly into the cabinets. The series is available in 108-, 136-, and 163-inch screen sizes and features native 1080p resolution with advanced Glue-on-Board technology.

The Violet Audio dMix 128, a high-performance FPGA-based live mixing platform delivering full processing for 128 channels and 88 busses in a compact, scalable design. Featuring integrated effects, redundant power supplies, MADI/AES3 with AES67 redundant networking, browser-based control, and Q-SYS/Crestron integration, it supports live sound, touring, broadcast, and installed audio applications.

WolfVision’s Cynap Pure is the first in a new generation of WolfVision Cynap systems, re-engineered for improved performance, simplified operation, and flexible deployment. Designed for classrooms, meeting rooms, huddle spaces, and other professional collaboration environments, Cynap Pure provides a compact all-in-one solution for wireless presentation, collaboration, and content sharing.

MXL MICROPHONES, BOOTH C7521 Re-designed for today’s collaborative environments, MXL Microphones’ AC-360-A microphone combines sleek design, flexible deployment and a unique analog daisy-chain architecture. This simplifies multi-microphone installations while ensuring every voice in the room is heard with clarity. The AC-360-A is a compact, all-metal USB microphone engineered specifically for professional meeting spaces. Fully compatible with popular conferencing platforms, such as Microsoft Teams, Zoom and Google Meet, it provides a plug-and-play solution for seamless integration into any workflow. At the core of the AC-360-A’s performance are 12 internal microphone capsules arranged across four quadrants, delivering true 360-degree coverage.

BOOTH N6231 Sharing the same form factor, mounting ease, and sonic performance attributes as its DML500, FlatPanel Audio’s passive, non-powered DML500W adds a robust all-weather design optimized for moisture rich environments. In addition to the carbon fiber diaphragm and metal casing, the DM500W adds a weather and UV resistant powder coating to the exterior surfaces. This includes a water resistant, sonically transparent grille cloth to the front and rear grilles. The DM500W is assembled with stainless steel exterior hardware to ensure reliable, all-weather performance. A waterproof cover is included to protect the unused SpeakOn connector from moisture ingress and there are strategically placed weep holes at the bottom of the enclosure facilitating drainage should water enter the casing.

VANCO, BOOTH C6409 Vanco is launching two new Beale Street Audio 8 X 8 matrix audio processors, the BAMX88 (shown here) and BAMX88ARC, IC26. Both models feature a built-in DSP with AEC, ANS, and an eight-band EQ, along with support for analog and digital audio sources. The BAMX88-ARC adds optical and ARC I/Os, making it ideal for systems that incorporate smart TVs and streaming devices alongside microphones and traditional audio sources. With multiple control options, including IP, IR, RS-232, and GPIO, these processors integrate easily into a wide range of commercial environments, from hospitality venues to conference spaces.

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Peerless-AV is showcasing its Outdoor Digital Menu Boards at InfoComm 2026 as a fully integrated drive-thru solution with a variety of options to fit 55-inch outdoor commercial display brands, the Outdoor Digital Menu Boards offer maximum flexibility at the best value. These allweather-rated units support up to three displays to enhance outdoor drive-thru efficiency. Offering a low operating cost, and a sleek, modular design, the Digital Menu Boards ensure a simple installation process. Customers have the option to create a fully inte-
grated drive-thru solution with a variety of options to fit specific needs, such as a Speaker/Microphone Kit, Media Player Storage Fan, Internal Media Player Shelf, and Power Distribution Unit.
By making the switch to digital, with PeerlessAV’s Outdoor Digital Menu Boards, businesses will no longer have to manually update static menu content throughout the day. Instead, the digital content can be updated remotely and in real-time, creating a seamless drive-thru experience for customers and a more efficient restaurant.


RCF, BOOTH N8133 RCF is showcasing its X Series, a new family of high-performance, all-weather loudspeakers engineered for premium fixed installation applications. Designed for stadiums, arenas, sports venues, clubs, hospitality environments and large outdoor leisure spaces, the X Series combines concert-level output with long-term durability in a compact, IP55-rated enclosure. Highlighted models include the X 40 weatherproof line array module with asymmetrical 110-degree x 60-degree coverage for raked seating applications, the X 28L line array with integrated rigging supporting up to 12 modules, and the X 08 compact point-source loudspeaker with constant 100-degree x 100-degree coverage.
SONOS, BOOTH N7757 Emphasizing its core strength of building flexible, scalable audio systems that grow stronger over time, Sonos is showcasing the Era 100 SL, a streamlined, microphone-free speaker designed to make it more accessible for users to enter and expand within the Sonos ecosystem. The Era 100 SL focuses on simplicity without sacrificing performance. Delivering room-filling sound in a compact design, it serves as a practical entry point for both residential and light commercial environments where privacy, ease of use, and reliability are priorities. Its mic-free design also makes it well-suited for spaces where voice control is unnecessary or undesired.

BOOTH C7685 MSolutions continues to develop its monitoring and control portfolio with simple problem-solving solutions that bring harmony to mixed AV environments. Making its north American debut, the MS-RSE-G is a secure control solution for managing IP and legacy serial devices. MSolutions is showing the device in U.S. distributor Stirling Communications’ booth.
Now shipping, the ultra-compact (60 x 37
x 23mm) MS-RSE-G device provides installers with the freedom to place and conceal the devices almost anywhere in a building to monitor and

control devices with RS-232 connections, like extenders or motor shades. The device also acts as a bridge between IP and UART (RS-232) to support data translation between IP and serial communication. Integrators can place any legacy device with a UART control or monitoring interface onto the IP network for centralized management and visibility, supported through its mediation skills between protocols.



BOOTH C9519 Live event production and integration firm Revelation Productions deployed the new RF PA Extension Kit from RF Venue to deliver reliable, high-quality audio across multiple widely spaced event zones during the expansive Dream Ride Experience, an annual multi-day bringing together motorcycle and automotive enthusiasts from around the world. Obstacles overcome included long distances from the source, unavoidable vehicle and foot traffic on ground-based wiring, and an anchor event with a musician/DJ
performing from a stage towed by a trailer (where the RF PA transmitter was taken mobile).
The RF PA transmitter local casts two channels of high-quality audio wirelessly via two independent channels of analog FM. The singlechannel portable RF PA receivers (two are included in the Kit) output line-level audio, with individual built-in digital delay to allow time alignment with the main PA. The diversity receivers are IP54 rated for outdoor use and any number can be deployed.


BOOTH N8024 ENCO is spotlighting its growing portfolio of live captioning and translation technologies at InfoComm, with a strong focus on new In-Room and Campus Captioning solutions designed for classrooms, corporate presentations, panel discussions and live staged events. Built around ENCO’s award-winning enCaption platform, the systems deliver real-time captions, multilingual translations and transcripts to improve accessibility and audience comprehension in virtually any AV environment.
Designed for flexible deployment, ENCO’s captioning solutions can run fully on-premise through a compact device or operate in cloud and hybrid workflows. Attendees and students can scan a QR code or enter a URL to instantly access live captions and translations on personal mobile devices through ENCO’s enTranslate Mobile platform, with dozens of language options available. The systems also support customizable word libraries for technical jargon and uniquely spelled names.
BOOTH N7736 Magewell’s Pro Convert IP to AIO 4K decoder is the second model in the company’s new generation of multi-format IP decoding devices that seamlessly bridge IP-based media workflows with traditional AV infrastructure and equipment. The compact Pro Convert IP to AIO 4K includes all of the rich features of the recently released Pro Convert IP to HDMI and builds on them with 4K/60FPS decoding and output via both HDMI 2.0 and 12G-SDI; HLG/PQ HDR support (as well as HDR10); and support for the Reliable Internet Stream Transport (RIST) protocol.
Designed to easily connect streaming and AV-over-IP sources to HDMI and SDI displays, projectors and production gear, Pro Convert IP to AIO 4K converts up to four IP input streams into a combined 4K output through the device’s integrated multi-viewer. Decoded input streams (up to 4K for single-channel display, or 1080p HD for multi-view) can be displayed in single, dual, or quad layouts.




SEVERTSON SCREENS, BOOTH N7550 Severtson Screens is showcasing its popular Legacy and Impression Series screen solutions during InfoComm 2026. The Impression and Legacy Series both offer an elegant, velvet-wrapped frame that can be paired with any of Severtson’s signature high-end materials and coatings. Each screen is custom-made to fit your needs and can be assembled quickly and easily, thanks to the Severtson Flex RTS: Rod Tensioning System.
BOOTH C9012 Showcased at the D-Tools booth, System Integrator (SI) v24 is headlined by a long-requested multi-user project editing capability that transforms how integration teams collaborate. For the first time, sales, design, engineering and installation team members can work within the same project simultaneously, eliminating sequential check-outs, version conflicts, and bottlenecks. Changes save to the server automatically, so everyone works from the same current, accurate data.
LIGHTWARE, BOOTH C7548

Lightware is highlighting its Taurus TPN solution at InfoComm 2026, extending AV-over-IP capabilities into highperformance 10G network environments. Designed as a universal transmitter switcher, TPN enables content distribution and USB-C-based host switching across multiple spaces, supporting scalable system design for enterprise and large-room applications. With functionality aligned to the Taurus UCX platform, it delivers consistent user experiences in demanding AV environments. The integration of the MMU (Matrix Management Unit) brings centralized control to TPN systems, allowing multiple endpoints to be configured, monitored, and managed more efficiently—ideal for divisible rooms and multi-space deployments.
BOOTH N7317 Barix is unveiling a new AI-ready framework for its FLEXA family of Audio over IP devices, giving AV professionals and developers a faster DIY path to custom application development.
The new AI functionality will be available across four FLEXA devices, including the MPI400


Collaboration extends beyond the office, too. A new Gantt chart export to Microsoft Project lets integrators share detailed timelines with architects, GCs and other stakeholders who don’t use SI. In the Project Editor, users can now reorder bill-of-materials items to mirror how work is sequenced in the field.
FLEXA intercom I/O device and the M400 FLEXA stereo encoder/decoder, both of which are especially relevant for commercial AV environments. The AI-enabled ecosystem also extends to the LX400 FLEXA professional broadcast codec and the Barionet M44 FLEXA networked control device.
The Barix FLEXA platform is optimized for AI-assisted programming through custom Claude. ai “AI Skills” that improve first-time coding success rates while leveraging Barix’s proprietary Audio over IP and I/O libraries.

BOOTH N7117 Violet Audio is supporting the launch of its new dMix 128 high-performance mixing platform with a series of educational videos designed to help engineers, integrators, broadcasters and system designers better understand the technologies driving modern live sound, broadcast and installation audio workflows.
The lineup of videos currently includes:
“dMix Open Control Architecture,” which examines the dMix 128’s decoupled, network-based design that separates DSP processing from the user interface while enabling simultaneous control
by multiple users, automation systems and external applications through technologies such as OSC, TCP/UDP networking and centralized state management.

“dMix Engine The Architecture of Audio,” which demonstrates how the dMix architecture preserves transparency and stability in demanding applications.
“Violet Audio dMix Radio,” which highlights scalable browser-based virtual control surfaces for
broadcast workflows, and “Violet Audio Spatia,” which explores software-driven immersive audio processing with real-time spatial routing, synchronized automation, and integration with technologies including OSC, QLab, MIDI clock and LTC/ SMPTE.

BOOTH C9582 Carousel Digital Signage helps organizations simplify digital signage management with a platform designed to reduce the burden on IT teams. As organizations look to add digital signage to their facilities, IT departments often face security concerns, unclear ownership, and additional time spent vetting devices. Routine content updates can become service tickets, while device outages and access issues add to existing workloads.
Carousel addresses these challenges with centralized control, support for vetted devices IT teams already know and trust, role-based permissions, and proactive monitoring. Content teams can create and update messaging independently through structured workflows, reducing reliance on IT for day-to-day changes. At the same time, IT retains visibility and control over user access, network security, and system performance.
The platform is built on industry-standard security frameworks and supports secure authentication, helping organizations align signage with existing IT policies.
BOOTH N6257 Genelec is showcasing its Smart IP family at InfoComm, including the 4435A in-ceiling speaker, 4436A pendant speaker and 3440A subwoofer. Together, they combine high-performance audio, refined industrial design and the simplicity of single-CAT cable connectivity, delivering scalable, easy-to-install solutions for retail, hospitality and public environments.
The 4435A provides discreet, high-quality ceiling audio with up to 104 dB SPL and a 58 Hz-39 kHz frequency response, while offering round or square magnetic grilles in black or white. The 4436A is designed for open, high-ceiling spaces, delivering controlled sound coverage from a durable pendant enclosure.
Extending system performance, the 3440A sub

Genelec’s 4435A in-ceiling speaker, 4436A pendant speaker and 3440A sub
woofer delivers low-frequency output down to 35 Hz with 106 dB SPL, powered via PoE and requiring no external amplification, enabling compact,
Fiber Optic Inspection Scope during InfoComm 2026, Now shipping, the PT-SCOPE-200 is a portable, wired or Wi-Fi enabled fiber inspection microscope designed for professionals who demand precision, convenience, and speed in the field. Compatible with Platinum Tools’ mini OTDR and Copper Tester and ideal for technicians and installers working on fiber optic cable terminations, the PT-SCOPE-200 includes a slim carrying case for easy transport and most common connector endface adapters.

Developed by Modulo Pi, Modulo Kinetic is a fully integrated and scalable media server solution designed for seamless visual experiences. The platform relies on Kinetic Designer, an intuitive user interface with dedicated workstation, connected to one or several V-Node servers.
Covering the full workflow—3D study, simulation, encoding, playback, and show control— Modulo Kinetic features a low-latency live mixer, advanced interactivity with LiDAR detection and real-time tracking, and generative content capabilities.
With natively embedded 2D/3D mapping tools, show synchronization, and user-friendly operation, Modulo Kinetic ensures flexibility, performance, and reliability for the most demanding projects.
Visit MayCo, Modulo Pi’s US Distributor, to see Modulo Kinetic Version 7 in action.
MayCo’s Booth N8545, demo rooms N223, N224 • www.modulo-pi.com


The Valcom VIP-LD Series of products is a versatile IP-enabled LCD sign with speaker and flasher functionality, designed to deliver clear visual messaging and high-quality audio communication. Ideal for schools, healthcare facilities, offices, and industrial environments, the VIP-LD Series displays important text alerts, announcements, schedules, and emergency notifications while simultaneously broadcasting audio messages. Its bright, easy-to-read LCD screen ensures visibility in a variety of settings and is equipped with customizable templates and is powered by PoE++ for convenient installation. The VIP-LD221W provides an efficient, centralized solution for enhancing communication, awareness, and operational responsiveness throughout any facility.
Booth #N7322 • https://go.valcom.com/valcom-avtechnology-lcd-vip

The Level Series reimagines a single-channel, full-range point source. Meant to be flush-mounted onto a ceiling or a wall, their progressive horn design enables controlled, far-throw of mid-high frequencies. These 3-way loudspeakers are ideal in distributed installations with or without subwoofers.
Standing only 8 inches from the surface, the L38 offers impactful sound with 8 dB of linear cancellation off-axis. The compact Level L35 stands only 6 inches, offering low bandwidth and high sonic clarity. Like all 1 SOUND loudspeakers, the Levels are offered in custom finishes and are IP55 rated.
Booth # N6553 • www.1-sound.com/level-point-sources


Meet PLC - Theory’s new line of amplified loudspeaker controllers. Built on Powersoft’s patented amplification and signal processing technologies, PLC provides integrators, consultants, and specifiers the ability to incorporate Theory systems into large and complex professional, large venue, and live sound applications, including elaborate Dante or AES67 networks. Comprised of two 8-channel and two 4-channel models, PLC is compact (only 1RU) but extremely power dense. Each model is reliable, scalable, provides exceptional sound reproduction and offers advanced DSP capabilities. Add in Theory’s proprietary loudspeaker presets and you get big, clean, high-fidelity sound –everywhere. Audio Demo Room N212 (Level 2) and Booth N6205.
Booth: N6205 & Demo Room: N212 • www.theoryprofessional.com
Before InfoComm wraps up, stop by AudioScience's booth N7218 to see what's new with Auro Versa.
Designed for evolving AV environments, Auro Versa continues expanding with flexible modular I/O, AoIP integration options, and OEM customization capabilities built to adapt to real-world workflows.
Because not every system starts from scratch.
30 years in audio. Still building solutions around our customers.
Booth #N7218 • https://www.audioscience.com/internet/products/auro/auro_ versa.htm


DVIGear’s 8K HDMI and DisplayPort Fiber Optic Extenders are high-performance, costeffective Optical Extenders designed to exceed the most demanding system requirements. They support uncompressed, high-resolution signal distribution over very long distances using only a single fiber optic cable.
A transmitter and a receiver comprise the set. Light pulses are converted and transmitted over a single strand of Multi-Mode or Single-Mode fiber optic cable. They are converted back to AV signals by the receiver for displays and other downstream devices. Advanced fiber optic technology enables superior picture quality without any compression over greater distances than other extension methods. Features include embedded audio, bi-directional IR, RS-232 and two 10/100 BaseT Ethernet ports.
Booth #C7951 • https://www.dvigear.com/optical-extenders.html
Powersoft previews MM-Force technology, introducing a new ultra-compact approach to low-frequency reproduction for advanced OEM applications.
Developed from Powersoft’s research in high motor strength and moving magnet speaker technologies, MM-Force is designed to enable powerful subwoofer performance in a medium-size, ultra-shallow format. Its inertially balanced architecture supports vibrationless operation, opening new possibilities for compact installed, portable, and outdoor audio systems where space, weight, and performance are critical.
Booth #N6653 • www.powersoft.com


For commercial integrators who offer full-building and campus audio, paging or security- meet AIX, AtlasIED’s security technology platform, built around a simple yet powerful idea: critical technology in commercial environments should evolve, not be replaced.
Booth #N7132 • www.atlasied.com/aix
Designed for professional AV environments, the new TRUE1 series provides a compact and rugged fiber connectivity solution with reliable outdoor protection. Its space-saving design, latch-in locking mechanism, and integrated shutter protection support simplified integration and dependable performance across touring, broadcast, and installation applications.
Booth #C7465 • https://www.neutrik.us/en-us



ADTECHNO’s DAV Control Nexus, DAV-CNX1, simplifies Dante system management through an intuitive browser-based interface inspired by Dante Controller. Routing, monitoring, network configuration, and user management can all be performed without dedicated software. With HDMI output and touchscreen support, the DAV-CNX1 also enables fully standalone, PC-free operation. Open API support, GPIO and relay integration, preset recall, and Webhook notifications provide powerful automation and control capabilities, making it an ideal solution for corporate, education, and professional AV installations.
Booth #C6808 • https://www.ad-techno.com/en/products/dante/SP/davcnx1.html

The CPRT-UT line keeps the retractor hidden beneath the work surface while still providing users with reliable cable access. Provided brackets allow multiple mounting orientations, & the 4-roller cable nozzle supports smooth cable deployment of 5’ of payout.
Booth #C8317 • https://fsrinc.com/fsr-products/product/4327-cable-pilot-retractors/category_pathway-142

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xIO Bluetooth provides simple, convenient Bluetooth I/O, while the xIO Bluetooth RCA3.5 adds additional flexibility with stereo RCA and 3.5 mm analog I/O. xIO Bluetooth models feature a clean, sleek design available in black or white and are compatible with standard Decora faceplates. These PoE-powered, Dante-enabled endpoints deliver highperformance audio quality for connecting user-supplied devices.
The full-featured Bluetooth 5.0 chipset provides extended range, stable connections, and premium audio quality. Complete configuration is fast and efficient within the Symetrix Composer design, configuration, and control software application for integration with Symetrix IP DSPs. Control is highly flexible using Symetrix remotes, Symetrix Composer/ SymVue touchscreen panels, or user-supplied devices.
Booth #C10206 • symetrix.co


EvertzAV’s MMA 10G/25G platform is an ultra-scalable, secure, and robust AV-over-IP solution engineered for mission-critical environments like Network Operations Centers (NOCs) and live production spaces. Built on a resilient Software-Defined Networking (SDN) architecture and unified by MAGNUM-OS orchestration, it bridges the gap between professional AV and broadcast workflows. The platform supports everything from uncompressed video with zero latency on 10G networks to pristine 4K60 4:4:4 RAW and JPEG XS formats via 25GbE infrastructure. With unique live transcoding, Dante audio support, and full IPMX compliance, the ecosystem ensures seamless backward compatibility, unmatched interoperability, and future-proof flexibility.
Booth #C8516 • https://av.evertz.com/av-solutions/by-product/mma-10g-routing-system/
The CR3 is a 3-way cinema screen system for current and future cinema sound formats, delivering realistic, highoutput reproduction with exceptional clarity and intelligibility. Featuring Alcons’ patented pro-ribbon technology, it combines a double RBN401 HF array, dual 6.5” mid-range drivers and dual vented 15” woofers for high dynamic range and ultra-low distortion from 1kHz beyond 20kHz. Its compression-free response maintains tonal balance at any SPL, while Real-90 dispersion widens the stereo image. With a shallow 35cm / 13.7” enclosure, the CR3 is ideal for theatres up to 350 seats.
Booth: N6527 & Demo Room: N118 • www.alconsaudio.com


BOOTH C9465 TCL

Professional is partnering with some of the leading names in the integration technology industry to deliver complete, end-to-end experiences.
First up is Crestron, a trusted name in smart building control. Crestron brings intelligent, customized control systems to corporate offices, schools, hotels, government buildings, and high-end residences, giving both installers and end users confidence that TCL screens work seamlessly within even the most sophisticated environments.
On the content side, TCL has added three new software partners. NEON makes managing content across multiple screens seamless, with remote updates, smart scheduling, and real-time controlideal for retail, hospitality, and healthcare settings. Radix extends these capabilities for larger organizations, offering a cloud-native platform that scales efficiently for global deployments while remaining cost-effective. And SKOOP adds another layer of innovation, with AI-powered tools including voice and text control, point-of-sale integration, and straightforward scalability that users can manage without a technical background.
BOOTH 5A190 DPX-1F14A-TR is Opticis’ latest DisplayPort 1.4 optical extender, purpose-built for modern high-resolution AV environments. Supporting 4K@144Hz (DSC) or 4K@120Hz over One (1) LC multi-mode fiber (OM3), it enables pristine video transmission across distances of up to 300 meters (984 feet) with extra 3m copper extension.

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DPX-1F14A-TR comes with a dedicated control tool that allows users to set preferred EDID and DPCD settings and manage firmware updates in the field. It enables precise configuration control and faster recovery in mission-critical installations.
DPX-1F14A-TR with Opticis’ Smart Aux technology manages auxiliary channel communication, maintaining EDID and DPCD via PC Tool. It improves management efficiency and simplifies maintenance, even in cases of disconnection or
Built on Opticis’ proven optical design, DPX1F14A-TR effectively suppresses EMI interference while delivering consistent, long-distance signal integrity, making it a natural fit for control rooms, flight simulation facilities, and military and government applications.
BOOTH C8859 Covid is launching the EHW-210, a 4K 60Hz Wireless HDMI KVM Extender designed to deliver high-performance wireless AV, broad touchscreen compatibility, and one-to-many distribution in a cost-effective platform.
The EHW-210 enables a single source to be wirelessly distributed to up to four displays simultaneously—ideal for conference rooms, classrooms, training environments, digital signage, and overflow spaces. By eliminating the need for extensive cabling or matrix switching, the system simplifies installation and reduces overall project cost.
With support for touchscreen and KVM control

pass back, users can interact directly with connected systems from remote displays. The EHW-210 supports a wide range of touch-enabled displays and USB periph erals, enabling intuitive collaboration in both corporate and educational settings.
Operating on a dedicated 5GHz wireless connection, the EHW-210 delivers low-latency 4K60 video transmission at distances up to 50 meters point-to-point, ensuring reliable performance in real-world environments.


BOOTH 1629
Peerless-AV is showcasing its Outdoor Digital Menu Boards at InfoComm 2026 as a fully integrated drive-thru solution with a variety of options. These all-weather-rated units support up to three displays to enhance outdoor drive-thru efficiency. Offering a low operating cost and a sleek, modular design, the Digital Menu Boards ensure a simple installation process. Customers have the option to create a fully integrated drive-thru solution with a variety of options to fit specific needs, such as a Speaker/Microphone Kit, Media Player Storage Fan, Internal Media Player Shelf, and Power Distribution Unit.

BOOTH C8537 At InfoComm 2026, ADI Global Distribution is showcasing the NETGEAR GSM4352 as part of its distributed networking portfolio, helping integrators build reliable, scalable infrastructure for today’s AV-over-IP environments.
Designed for demanding commercial deployments, the GSM4352 delivers 48 Gigabit PoE+ ports and four 10G SFP+ uplinks, supporting highbandwidth applications across conferencing, video
BOOTH C9257 VITEC is partnering with LG Electronics to deliver IPTV and digital signage over private 5G networks. The strategic alliance, which pairs VITEC’s existing technology with LG Electronics’ private 5G network expertise, aims to deliver a “wire-like” experience for mission-critical enterprise video. The integrated technology solution, which is being demonstrated at IC26, is well suited to sports and entertainment venues, as well as large public venues including airports, conference centers, hotels, and casinos. It enables IPTV and digital signage to be deployed without wired connections, allowing organizations to add screens without network drops, support portable or temporary installations, and extend existing systems to new indoor and outdoor areas without requiring costly cabling.

distribution, and control systems. Through ADI, integrators can access a flexible networking solution that scales with project requirements while simplifying sourcing and deployment.
The switch supports a base PoE budget of 236W, expandable up to 1,440W with modular power supplies, enabling power-hungry devices such as cameras, microphones, encoders, and decoders. Built-in redundancy and virtual chassis stacking ensure continuous operation with seamless failover, minimizing downtime in missioncritical environments.
BOOTH C7959 The popular Design Solutions devices, certified for Microsoft Teams, now include the ATND1061 and Engineered Sound Wireless microphones from Audio-Technica. Extron has worked with Audio-Technica and Microsoft to deliver the technology needed for a robust Microsoft Teams meeting experience in larger spaces.
With AI tools like Microsoft 365 Copilot enhancing workplace collaboration, clear audio is essential for accurate transcription and analysis. The Audio-Technica ATND1061 microphone

BOOTH N7713 Blackmagic Design’s ATEM 4 M/E Constellation IP is a new model of live production switcher that is fully SMPTE-2110 native. This model retains the powerful features of the existing ATEM Constellation SDI-based switchers, allowing a seamless transition between SMPTE2110 and SDI-based switchers when you have both in your facility. Designed for high-end broadcast and live production, the new design features front-to-back cooling, redundant PTP clock connections, two 10G Ethernet for control ports, and redundant AC power supplies.
All connections feature full redundancy with SMPTE-2022-7 on all video ports, plus additional redundancy on the control and PTP Ethernet ports. A built-in LCD displays all standard ATEM Constellation status information and provides access to settings menus.


ensures every participant is clearly heard throughout the room, promoting more effective meetings. With Extron control for Teams Rooms, a single user interface is all that’s needed to securely control every conferencing, audiovisual, and room function. Together, Extron and Audio-Technica deliver complete AV and conferencing control for enterprises, ensuring spaces are equipped for the future of collaboration.
BOOTH N6345 Eastern Acoustic Works (EAW) is unveiling its new NT208L Line Array at InfoComm 2026, the latest addition to its Newport Series of lightweight, high-performance solutions.
The new NT208L line array is a dual 8-inch active line array that joins the existing NT206L and NTX210L. It delivers 141dB Max SPL with low-frequency extension to 50 Hz—an output typically reserved for much heavier dual 10-inch or 12-inch system. It is designed with a 2000W Class-D amplifier and field-adjustable horn (80,

95, or 110 degrees). Additionally, the NT208L, as well as the NT206L, features EAW’s patent-pending Adjustable Horizontal Directivity (AHD). With AHD, users can choose

BOOTH C7800 The Da-Lite Myriad Reveal, on display at the Legrand booth, is a wall- and ceiling-mounted electric screen that is offered in sizes from 14-16 feet (4-5 m) wide in 16:9 HDTV and 16:10 Wide formats. Pictured: Legrand’s Patrick Kittredge.
between four horizontal coverage profiles through simple, toolless adjustments in the field. NT208L provides simplicity of operation, space efficiency, and high performance for touring and live productions, installations, and outdoor festivals. The Newport Series combines high-power integrated amplification with lightweight, durable construction to eliminate extra gear and simplify deployment. It’s designed for fast, intuitive setup, delivering strong output and coverage from a compact, tourready system.

VISIX, BOOTH C7814 Visix is unveiling the latest addition to its awardwinning line of ePaper workplace displays at IC26. The new EPS 320—a 32-inch sign weighing just five pounds—delivers crisp, six-color imagery at 1440 x 2560 (94 dpi) with a nearly 180-degree viewing angle. This adds large-format signage to the company’s already popular wireless ePaper room and desk signs. The EPS 320 becomes the fifth size in the Visix EPS family, a lineup known for 5+ year battery life, mounting on virtually any surface, and communicating over a dedicated RF wireless network that keeps corporate Wi-Fi clean and congestion-free.
BOOTH C8245 Cynap Ultra is WolfVision’s next-generation all-in-one wireless presentation and collaboration system. Making its world debut at InfoComm 2026, this compact, powerful, and infrastructure-ready system brings together wireless and wired content sharing, dual-screen presentation, professional audio integration, BYOM web conferencing, and room system connectivity in a single streamlined platform. Its intended application is clear: to make pro-

fessional collaboration spaces simpler to use, easier to support, and more scalable over time. In
universities, Cynap Ultra supports active learning classrooms, lecture theaters, and multi-network environments where staff, students, and guests need to share content without friction. In corporate spaces, it enables smooth hybrid meetings using the laptops and conferencing platforms people already know. In justice, government, and other controlled environments, it provides flexible signal routing, secure network separation, and dependable room integration without unnecessary complexity.
Exhibiting Company Name (Exhibiting As)
Number
1 SOUNDt N6553
1 SOUND
ARTFOX USA
�N108
22MILES C5753
4TheWall C5057
7thSense
N8057
Arthur Holm C8067
Ashly N8013
Ateme
N7556
888VoIP C6104
A.C. Americas (USA) Inc.
N7745
A.C. Americas (USA) Inc. N7845
ABCCABLS technology ningbo co., ltd C5467
Absen Inc.
N7414
ATEN Technology, Inc. C7967
AtlasIED (Mitek Communications Group) N7132
Audfly C9870
Audinate, Inc. C7321
Audio Visual Furniture International Inc.
�C7236
ACEMIC N6317
Acoustical Fulfillment, LLC C9718
ACT Entertainment N6813
Adamson N6445
Adamson
C7206
Audio-Technica U.S., Inc. C7959
AudioCodes Inc. C7181
AudioPressBox C8442
AudioScience, Inc. N7218
AudioVideo BrandBuilder Corp
N204
Adaptive Technologies Group N6263
Adder Technology C5449
Adding N8637
ADI C8537
ADJ
N8433
Audix, LLC N6171
Aurora LED, LLC C6503
Aurora Multimedia C7529
AV Extenders C6020
AV Franklin Projection Screens
N6105
ADJ N119
ADTECHNO Inc. C6808
Advanced Media Technologies C7623
Advanced Mounting & Design N7017
Advanced Network Devices (ANetD)
N8357
ADVANTECH C6422
AET Displays Limited C8887
AFMG Technologies GmbH
N6632
Ai Pixel Co.,Ltd. C6809
AI-Media Technologies
N7548
AIMS C7487
Air Comm Radio N8345
Airstar America, Inc.
N8831
Airtame C7481
AISpeech
AJA Video Systems N7744
Alcons Audio N6527
Alcons Audio
N118
Alfatron Electronics, Inc. C9376
Algo Communication Products Ltd
N8537
Alida LED C9477
Allen & Heath N8013
Almo Pro AV
C7636
ALOGIC C6423
Aluvision
N7963
American Music & Sound, a Division of JAM Industries N8013
American Music & Sound, a Division of JAM Industries N101
American Music & Sound, a Division of JAM Industries
N102
Amino Communications Ltd C9366
Anaccord Electronic technology Co., Ltd N7753
Analog Devices C10101
Analog Way N6613
Analytix AV Solutions
N8058
Anchor Audio, Inc. C9941
Anhui Wenxiang Technology Co., Ltd C7089
Ansmann N8347
Antari Lighting and Effects USA N6071
Aoxing
N6645
Bose Professional N116
BoxCast
N6827
AV Stumpfl Inc. N7123
AV Technical Support (AVTS) N7726
AV-LEADER Corporation
C8144
AVACOM C9901
Avalue Technology Inc.
N7519
Aveo Systems, Inc. C7166
AVer Information Inc. C9078
AVGear.com
N7645
AVI-SPL C5601
AVI-SPL
C5701
Avid Technology, Inc. N8427
AViPAS Inc. N7554
Avitech International Corporation
C7430
AVL Media Group N6005
Avlex Inc.
C8024
Avnu Alliance N6253
Avocor C6523-MR
Avocor
C6403
AVPro C7028
AVStudio Inc.
� C5715
AWALL C9847
Axis Communications C9328
Azar Pixel
C5156
B-Tech AV Mounts C5515
B&H Photo, Video, Audio N7447
Bag End Loudspeakers N8426
BARCO, Inc. N7231
BARCO, Inc.
N265
Barix Technology N7317
Barnfind Technologies N8321
BASSBOSS N101
BEAM Integrated N8029
Bedrock Audio BV
N7527
Beijing Ledu Exhibition Technology Development Co., Ltd N7549
Bettear C8267
Biamp C7822
Biamp N109
Big Sky Interactive
C9909
Apantac C7459
APE Rigging N6351
APEX N7845
Apexls C5025
Appotronics Corporation Limited
N7071
Appspace C7228
Aputure N8621
Arista Networks N8521
C8584
Black Box C5011
Blackmagic Design N7713
Bluefin C9607
Bluesound Professional N6431
BlueStar
C5019
BlueZoo, Inc. C9713
Blustream C10201
BOE MLED Technology Co., Ltd
C9701 Bolin Technology
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DAS Audio Group N114
Datapath Ltd. C9159
Datavideo Corporation C9221
Dazzleview C5827
dBTechnologies USA
N6127
dBTechnologies USA N120
Delta Digital Video
N6113
Devlin Design Group, LLC N7368
DexStand LLC
N8528
Dicolor C5457
DiGiCo
N6327
Digicom Co.,Ltd. N6353
DigiSynthetic Co., Ltd
N6462
Digital Audio Labs N6531
Digital Dreams
C6102
Digital Forecast N7649
DirectOut LLC
N6256
DirectOut LLC N6163
Disguise N7568-MR
DISPLAX Capacitive Touchscreens C8266
Display Devices, Inc. C8030
Diversified N7575-MR
Diwei Industrial Co., Ltd. C5912
DNC Drafting HUB, LLC C5009
DPA Microphones, Inc. N8213 Draper, Inc.
C7000
Dreamwall C9947
DSan Corporation
N8449
DTEN C9357
Durable Superior Casters
N7362
DVDO C10401
DVIGear
C7951
DynaScan Technology, Inc C5500
E Ink Corporation
C9815
E Ink Corporation C6823-MR
easescreen America LLC
Eastern Acoustic Works N6345
Eastern Acoustic Works N117
Eaton C7665
EDC Acoustics N6330
EIKI International, Inc. N7370
Elation Lighting N6245
Electro-Voice and Dynacord C9201
Electro-Voice and Dynacord N228
Elgato N7468-MR
Elite Core N8313
Elite Screens Inc.
N7457
Embrava C5923
Empire Pro
N7544
Empower Tribe Commercial FZE N6119
Empower Tribe Commercial FZE
N6019
ENCO Systems N8024
ENG Electric Co Ltd
C5063
Environmental Lights N7225
Envoy
C10500
Epaint C9976
Epiphan Video
EPSON
C8719


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Midwich N8145 MIEG Corporation
Minrray Industry Co., Ltd.
Modus VR C8201
Moka Technology C9735
Monoprice, Inc. N8518
Mount-It! PRO C8767 C9882
MSI Computer Corp C5613
Muddy Gecko
Multi-Caisses Inc. N7205
MultiDyne
C5006
MultiTaction, Inc. C8773
Musco LED Videoboard Systems
N7837
Music Connections USA N6161

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OWLink Technology C9189
Panaro USA Inc.
RF Venue C9519
RGB Spectrum
N7662
Panasonic North America C8630
Panasonic Projector & Display Americas
�C8325
Panasonic Projector & Display Americas N242
Parker Group
C7850
RGBlink C8145
RGBlink
N238
Riedel Communications N7105
Rightech, Inc.
C9185
Peerless-AV C8725
Penton Audio USA
N7955
RigWheels N7627
Ring
C7101
PepperDash C5108
Perdue Acoustics
N8734
Rite-Tech Industrial Co., Ltd. C9535
Roadcases.com N8522
Robe Lighting N8655
Rockbot C9841
Rocware Corporation C8479
N7614
Pharos Architectural Controls N8744
Philips Professional Displays C9000
Pivot C9715
Pixel Mosaic N8456
Pixel724 C8586
PixelFLEX C6435-MR
Pixelhue C8549
PixylForm Displays C9377
Planar
C6727-MR
Planar C7258
Platinum Tools
C5026
Pleneo C10407
PlexusAV
C10301
Pliant Technologies, LLC. N6151
Plura
N7756
PoEWit Technologies N8454
Polar Focus, Inc.
C8119
Polywell Computers N7269
Poppulo
C8443
Powersoft N6653
Premier Mounts
C8337
Primeview C6035
Pro-Lite C7067
ProCom Headsets N8645
Professional Audio Components Corp N6037
ProITAV USA C7387
Projx360 C7105
Promethean Inc. C6209
Prosocoustic N7023
Provideon Wire & Cable
N7730
ProX Live Performance Gear N8437
PTZOptics
N8227
Pulse-Eight Limited C5158
PureLink
C9728
PureTek Group N7956
Q-SYS
Rocware Corporation C8485
ROE Visual Co., Ltd. C5339
Roland Professional A/V N7735
Ross Video
N7045
rp Visual Solutions C7022
RPM AV Services, Inc.
C5725
RUCKUS Networks N7314
Rullo Technology
C7069
Rupert Neve Designs N6272
Sager Electronics
N6765
Salamander Designs C9313
Samsung Electronics America, Inc.
C9425
Samsung Electronics America, Inc. N259
Sanyi Lights Inc
N8937
SAS S-Track N7855
SAVY N7513
Scalable Display Technologies, Inc. N7445
Schill GmbH & Co. KG C6203
Schnick-Schnack-Systems GmbH N7217
Screen-LED N7729
ScreenBeam Inc. C6109
Screenfeed C5048
SDVoE Alliance C7074
SeeDevil Lighting & Power N8845
SEEKINK
C8679
SEETRONIC C9571
Sennheiser
C5313
Severtson Screens N7550
Shanghai Creative Idea
N7621
Shenzhen 8k-link Optoelectronics Technology Co., Ltd. N7759
Shenzhen BAKO Optoelectronics., Ltd.
C9367
Shenzhen Bitvisus Technology Limited C9272
Shenzhen CLT Electronics Co., LTD
C8737
Q-SYS N115
Qbic Technology Co., Ltd.
C6709
Qingdao Hisense Commercial Display Co.,Ltd. C9543
QOMO
C7423
QSTECH C9647
Quest Events N8529
Radio Design Labs C8101
Rational Acoustics LLC N6530
RCF N8133
RCF N210
RCI Custom C7331
REACH by Poppulo C8443
RED Digital Cinema, Inc. N8558
Reddie Group N7022
ReechCraft
Shure Incorporated
N8635
Remin Kart-a-Bag N8844
Remote Camera Technology
N8429
Renkus-Heinz, Inc. N6631
Renkus-Heinz, Inc.
N7475-MR
Rentex Audio Visual & Computer Rentals N7421
Rentman
N7027
Resi N7363
RETOP
C9829
Shenzhen Cosun Sign Smart-Tech Co. Ltd C9583
Shenzhen Electron Technology Co., Ltd.
C9501
Shenzhen Fabulux Technology Co., Ltd. C9557
Shenzhen Fantasy View Technology Co., Ltd. C6234
Shenzhen Heijin Industrial Manufacturing Co., Ltd. C6703
Shenzhen Hi-Net Technology Co., Ltd C9274
Shenzhen Jiexiang Electronic Co., Ltd C9641
Shenzhen KMTEKLED Photoelectricity Co., Ltd. C7066
Shenzhen Kosintec Co., Ltd. C9481
Shenzhen Lamp Technology Co., Ltd C5633
Shenzhen LAN DISPLAY Co. Ltd.
C9801
Shenzhen Lecede Optoelectronics Co., Ltd. C9268
Shenzhen LED Wall Tech. Co. Ltd.
�C9379
Shenzhen Leder Electronics Co., Ltd C9565
Shenzhen LEDTAQ Technology CO., LTD C9680
Shenzhen LongRun Optoelectronic Co., Ltd.
C9665
Shenzhen Mingyang Ages Electronics Co. ,LTD C6022
Shenzhen MTC Visual Display Technology Co., Ltd
C8385
Shenzhen MTC Visual Display Technology Co., Ltd C8487
Shenzhen Rcstars Technology Co., Ltd.
C9406
Shenzhen Royal Display Technology Co. ltd C9823
Shenzhen Scenico Optoelectronic Co.,Ltd
C7381
Shenzhen Spectrum Technology Co., Ltd. C5466
Shenzhen Topled Optotech Co, Ltd. C9478
Shenzhen Uniview LED Co., Ltd. C5525
Shenzhen Uniwisdom Technologies Company Ltd. N6215
Shokz C6302
Show Sage LLC C5454
ShowPhaze N7320
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The Experiential Company
The Light Source, Inc
THE rAVe Agency
N7954
N8945
N217-N218
Theatrixx Technologies, Inc. C7045
Theory Professional N6205
Theory Professional N212
Thinklogical C8715
Thomas Regout Inc. C9635
THOR AV N8127
TiMax N6833
TMB
TMP-Pro
TOA Electronics, Inc.
Toner Cable Equipment, Inc.
Tonwel
TouchScreen
Touchview
N6271
�N8013
N8221
Transtech LED Co.,Ltd. C9400 TRENDnet N7315
Tron Technology
TSItouch
C9368
N7514
Ubiquiti N6963
Unigraf C9805
Uniguest C5033
Unilumin Group Co., Ltd C8349
Unique Business Systems N6213
Upstage Creations LLC N8738
Utelogy C6603
Valcom Inc N7322
Vanco
Vanguard LED Displays
Vaux Media Group
C6409
C5323
N7474-MR
Velasea C8216
Verbit C6204
Vertical Cable C5034
Vestaboard C5928
Videri C6803
ViewSonic Corporation C7010
VigilLink N8349
VIISAN Technology Co., Ltd. C5062
Violet Audio US
VIOSO GmbH
Visionary Solutions, Inc.
N7117
Vistech C9965 VITEC C9257
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Whether deploying a redundant or primary-only network topology, the MS8.2 Milan network switch is perfectly suited to simplify mobile, installed systems and spatial audio applications.


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