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“It’s wonderful to see everyone together, knowing and sharing the newer things on take in person” exults Sam, as she is fondly called in the AV industry. “You can’t replace the energy, atmosphere and the excitement of physically being at the show,” she says. “Particularly for the domain of AV, the appreciation and experience of technology is not complete unless one is physically there at the place done by that technology; and therefore, it’s incredible to be here.”
“We changed the AV industry over a decade ago with the launch of Q-Sys which was built on a flexible software-based foundation and a unified systems-based IP architecture. Q-Sys is the only platform with a robust audio engine, video engine and control engine where processing of all three happens at the software layer. And because it’s a software-based system, introducing simple firmware updates has allowed us to consistently improvise and add various features and functionalities like AEC, VoIP, AVoIP, third-party device control, AVB, remote management and much more over time” asserts Rajesh Mittal, managing director, South West Asia, QSC; as he discusses the growing impact of software within the professional AV domain. Rajesh explains that Q-Sys’ open architecture allows users to seamlessly integrate hardware, software and services to create a large ecosystem of solutions that can be enhanced as and when the need arises. And with Q-Sys enabled QSC products use intel processing, standard network protocols, simplified drag-n-drop programming, and novel and agile scripting tools; system integrators can easily design and deploy a truly comprehensive system that can be controlled through a single unified platform seamlessly, without the need for investment into any additional hardware; thereby saving on time, effort and money.
AVIXA is at Booth CC02.
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Sam, a Yoga practitioner besides being a technopreneur, as it is, loves the country India for more reasons than just AV. “It’s so huge, so many languages, so diverse and intense, and at the same time so much appreciation of technology,” she elaborates. “Everyone knows India as a huge centre for Information Technology, and innovation that happens here, and the sheer entrepreneurship that is passionate to create more value.” While she relishes her (second) visit to India, and its ‘crazy tapestry’ she has her task cut out. “I’m looking forward to meeting more and more of our members, and knowing more about the business,” says Sam. Her takeaways from the show? What are our members’ concerns; what do they think about the AVIXA exchange; how were the pandemic times for them; and how do we navigate the post pandemic future.
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No Replacement for Physical Show: Sam Phenix
To know more visit Q-SYS at Booth C20.
Samantha Phenix, Chair-AVIXA Board is excited to be at the InfoComm India 2022. Coming to India, for the second time after many years and in the capacity of the high-profile Chair, she is so much pumped up about the InfoComm India tradeshow getting back physically to the BEC.
SI India Awards organisers Spinworkz Pte Ltd and Shyamindira Media Networks have announced that the 5th edition of SI India Awards will be back in 2023.
“We do notice there is a visible disappointment in the industry over our not holding the Awards event; while it is painful not to have the Awards this year, it is so much vibeful that our missing is felt so intense,” said Ram Bhavanashi, director, Shyamindira Media Networks. “When we held the Awards last year virtually – in the thick of the pandemic – our objective was to acknowledge those that the industry had lost, and rally the industry, which we believe we achieved,” he said. “This year, we see the industry is recouping, and several SIs told us meeting our deadlines would be difficult, as their projects have just picked up pace.
“We, therefore, felt it is judicious to give them a breathing space this year, and allow them to come back strong with good numbers next year,” Ram asserted.
“In addition we are re-looking at how we can give more value to the sponsors and winners of the Awards. Part of the plan is to invite more end-users so that they can appreciate the work done by SIs,” said Thomas Prakasam, director, Spinworkz Pte Ltd “We are also looking at more categories and a revamp of our awards programme. In 2023 we hope to bring a bigger awards programme for all to enjoy.” SIIA winners from past edition.
SI India Awards to Make Grand Comeback in 2023
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It couldn’t have been a better place for Rahi Systems than the InfoComm India show floor. In a world that is increasingly getting collaborative and needing a working coexistence of multiple technologies (coming from multiple vendors) on an agnostic platform, Rahi has a huge stake to claim, and it does it with purpose and passion.
Native Google Meet Device System from Rahi Systems
In 2015, Vega had a small booth at InfoComm India. Fast forward seven years, and they are occupying a huge booth at the front of the hall at this year’s show. Joseph Blessing, Managing Director of Vega Global India and MEA, states with a smile, “our booth reflects how we have grown in India”. After the disruptions caused by COVID-19, the company is using the platform to reconnect with partners and clients. “We are also helping people get comfortable again with face-to-face engagements after more than two years of limited interactions. The booth has been designed for visitors to
Vega Global Booth Highlights its Commitment to India
Matthew with Blessing interact or have discussions comfortably,” adds Matthew Deayton, Deputy CEO, Vega Global. Matthew further comments, “The acceleration of the use of collaboration tools during COVID-19 now allows us to show more complete solutions at the booth. Though we are brand agnostic, our objective is to show how hardware has caught up with software and offers even better collaborative experiences, regardless of where you are joining meetings or discussions. Though face-toface can never be replaced, collaboration tools previously used to connect remotely as physical meetings were impossible can now continue to help extend relationships and not just limit those faceto-face meet-ups.”
“Any technology needs to be tangible, and experiential,” Rohit asserts. “InfoComm shows are the platforms to demonstrate that competency,” he says. “We have been missing this opportunity for the last two years; we’re happy to be back.”
To know more visit Vega Global at Booth D01.
Rahi Systems – the global IT solutions provider with deep roots into AV integration – is promoting what it calls ‘unique solution’ of Native Google Meet Device System from the InfoComm India 2022 show “Peoplefloor.normally
talk about Zoom and Team, but not a Native solution,” remarks says Rohit Singal, vice president, India for the California-headquartered MNC. “No other OEM has this solution, at least on this showfloor,” he observes.
Vega Global is also using the show to attract talents. “In 2019, we managed to identify and hire engineering talents at the show. As such, we decided to further our pursuit for more talent from the show again,” added Blessing.
Rahi Systems have also brought another unique solution that integrates multiple devises like DSPs, control switches, processors, and user interfaces and more. “With just one interface, you can control everything.” According to him, it saves space, multiple failure risks and investment too, besides the unique user experience of technology.
To know more visit Rahi at Booth E40.
To know more visit Tacodi at Booth D49.
Videoconferencing Server &MCU, PTZ cameras, Video Soundbar, and a new, sleek desktop speaker phone which is a fancy these days.
Tacodi Electronics Big and Strong on Make in India AV
“We looked at the domain. We saw the opportunity and we stepped in,” says Devashish Majumdar. “The idea to come to India and manufacture these hardware was, of course, the opportunity in the space,” he explains, “and give to Indian users the flexibility to design hardware for any application.”
Aero Display Solutions
The New Delhi-based Start-Up founded in 2019 – from the entrepreneurs of Burlington, New Jersey-headquartered ‘smart communicator’ Tacodi – having been moved by the ‘Make in India’ vibe looked at the opportunity in the video-conferencing hardware domain that is dominated either by the Western or by the Chinese manufacturers, and decided to pursue the ground.
Tacodi is obviously benefitting by the presence of its own R&D facility based in India.
Redefining Indigenous Display Technologies:
standalone linear displays that can be deployed as portable standees and kiosk platforms. Available in pixel pitches that range from 2.5 to 0.8 and finer; these displays are network enabled and support a wide range of external media and control options. Additionally, the brand has spotlighted its range of lightweight, power-efficient and “ten-touch enabled” interactive flat panel displays (IFPD) that look to perfectly meet the needs of corporate boardrooms and smart classrooms, with dexterous functional provisions for video conferencing, audio conferencing capabilities, media sharing, split-screen multi-tasking, and of course, the capability to use the display as a screen to view high quality video Thecontent.brand however, hails its range of designer mirror television technologies as the crown-jewel of its technological offerings. Tanuj Dhand, managing director of Aero Display Solutions explains, “Our magic mirrors convert into smart interactive televisions, that can be customized to meet our clients’ needs. Available in a multitude of finishes that include chrome, silver and black mirror – these screens can even be tailored to be completely waterproof.” To know more visit AERO at Booth E01.
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For all those longing for a Make in India brand for video-conferencing AV gear that had hitherto been like a prerogative and monopoly of multinational brands, Tacodi Electronics at Booth D49 has an inspirational story.
Aero Display Solutions is a brand that looks to redefine the very concept of display technology solutions through its portfolio of unique products and technologies that have been designed and manufactured in India. Excited to be at the Infocomm India 2022; Aero has emphasized their range of active LED displays which comprises the Aeroscape range of full-format active LED walls and the Aeropane range of ‘digital poster’ LED displays that are
“The second advantage for us is the assurance of data security” affirms Majumdar. “That our servers are entirely manufactured locally with our components, the security element is always guarTacodianteed.”manufactures
Hard hit by the unprecedented health scare, life and businesses across the world came to a grinding halt – amidst chaos all over the place – and evidently, audio visual industry couldn’t quite stand immuned to the situation. It struggled like many other industry domains; suffered losses and miseries of all kinds and measures, including thousands of human lives. (At the time of making this report, the stats of the pandemic, as per the global COVID watch platform worldometer stood at 60 crore-plus registered casualties thus far, and loss of lives counted at 64,88,072.)
First, it came up with remote working, and working from home, to avoid crowding; then with touchless device systems to avoid human touch, and even temperature monitors to check infected infiltrations.
Simultaneously, it reinvented and professionalized the otherwise just-customary video connects into webinars of Zooms and Teams, in addition to the existing Webex platform. The hitherto conventional videoconferencing had been elevated to scaled-up ‘collaborative’ formats. Further, the much-hyped CFH got elevated to CFACD (connect from anywhere, any device).
We’ve Seen it All. What’s Next?
by Ram Bhavanashi
SI Asia did have this question for some time, and here tries to find a few ‘guesstimates’… When the coronavirus fears began spreading from one geography to the other in early 2020, no one had a measure of what the impending pandemic would be like, but as the dreaded COVID-19 engulfed the world by the first quarter of the year, it virtually meant many things to many people.
OEMs suddenly found a new world of opportunities to devise their systems for the hyflex world.
Strengthened by much better medical systems and means, the COVID-19 numbers might not scale up against the infamous Spanish Flu, but the intensity of disruption has apparently been manifold to its nearest precedent.
However, notwithstanding the vagaries of virus-dominated world processes, AV industry strived to find its vibes with its men and machines. It quickly came out with its own solutions to cope up with the situation, and contribute to a healthy living and communication systems.
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COVID-19, for a strange reason, had been many a thing for many people. Hard lesson for some; much needed reality take for some others; blessing in disguise for some other sections; new technology, new services, and service models, and new opportunities for many others in manufacturing and servicing segments. The big question that a few ask is ‘what’s next’?
“Intelligentsia of the technology world had long been making high claims of ‘Disruptive Technology’ for some time, and it came calling on the world in the most unwelcoming fashion,” a humanist from an NGO commented. “It’s been such a typical thing that even 30 months after the outbreak, global medical research community is still struggling to find its origin and solution,” he said. “It disrupted everything; and the world is still not free from its grip.”
Crowding had been replaced by Clouding. Virtually, a parallel world emerged with a ‘new normal’ tag. AV designers and space designers suddenly got a new spec to work on: a hybrid model that is flexible for on-site and off-site, single, or multiple connects.
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Thanks to the mechanizations of IT industry that comes out with new concepts more often than anticipated- the SaaS (software as a service) captured the fancy of some sections of the AV industry as well, particularly during those limited troughs of ‘depression.’
precedent is already there for the current dynamic of ‘hyflex.’
Comes an answer from Kaushik Mukhopadhyay, the MD-CEO of AVID India: “While the pandemic may have had taught us all lesser AV mortals a few lessons on what the ground reality really is, how the ‘new normal’ needs to be adapted to, and whether or not hybrid models are really the way forward, the fact remains that everything that we sell revolves around two factors - technology and services.”
However, there appears other possibilities, if not requirements too.
Ability to connect and work or learn via any device, from anywhere with minimum or no human-to-human physical contact unless and until warranted, he says. That brings a few critical things to place.
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“Perhaps we’re ahead of time, and the concepts could not gain wider currency,” recalls Abhimanyu. “The industry had been riding high on many aspirations newly-sprung up investment opportunities, so we had to stay put on the otherwise futuristic models,” he says. “Now, the pandemic has again necessitated those models, which we are already familiar to dish out.”
“IoT would be the certain driving technology of the future,” endorses Shyl Kumar Balu, managing director of CTW Systems, the Bengaluru-based enterprise thoroughly focused on IoT applications. “We have long been prophesying this; due to the inevitable, and increasing dependency of men on machines in multiple numbers, and more from a distance; this had actually been in the making, even before the COVID-19,” asserts Balu. “Now the pandemic has only expedited it.”
It’s only a sort of reinvention of the existing, if not the old. “In a sense, it’s actually like the idiomatic ‘old wine in the new bottle,’ says Abhimanyu Gupta, director of ACTIS Technologies. “We had been doing this quite for some time now, and nothing really new,” he says. “Except that the current situation is borne out of a global health scare.”
In the wake of the COVID-induced hybrid working models, the new concept of AV as a Service (AVaaS) is said to be gradually emerging onto the scene.
Driven by sheer economies of scale and precious travel time and money consumptions, the industry had long ago rolled itself into huddle rooms, collaborative and unified communications where small groups of professionals from across distant locations could collaborate on the cloud and execute the business proceedings.
Currently, it’s this hyflex the industry is negotiating its future with. What’s next then?
According to the ACTIS director, the Mumbai-headquartered AV design and integration major had long ago brought into place the models similar to Huddle Rooms and AVaaS.
“It does come with good economies of scale, for the simple fact that users can hire AV as only the OPEX for the required occasions, and not like a CAPEX,” remarks Balu.
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According to him, technology will keep evolving and will continue to be dictated by needs and use cases. Costs, form factors, applications, and flexibility will (continue to) drive the evolution and adoption of each technology with its associated benefits. From a broader perspective, “visual experience continues to get enhanced, from laser light sources in projectors, to OLEDs and dvLEDs that offer increasing resolutions with decreasing pixel/ pitch sizes,” feels the AVID chief. “UC products have taken full advantage of hybrid working spaces and have quickly emerged with improved intelligence, optics and audio quality. Onboard computing has evolved heavily – from replacing media players to System on a Chip (SoC), with faster and higher processing power that can run multiple applications and software platforms.” Further, “IoT will be a major driver for the display industry and our connected future,”says Kaushik. “Technology (formats) that works together, can be controlled remotely, and drives data and intelligence back to us,” he explains. “In today’s world, we must be able to control, troubleshoot, update, correct, deploy, and engage with our technology remotely. Having to deploy resources is difficult, and IoT is a driver for this.” Being able to communicate with sensors becomes a major need for the industry. SoC will play a critical role in this as we see more intelligence and smart products being deployed within the displays That,themselves.”perhaps, describes the emerging scenario in totality.
Explains the CTW Systems chief: “The diktats of the hybrid world meant that we need to coexist with flexible formats. Companies no longer feel the need for large office spaces with huge technology set-ups. Space, and technology designers are required to reinvent the metrics of work and learning spaces.
With most companies – having been bolstered and ‘boosted’ with vaccinations – wanting their employees to return to offices, the question many ponder over is what the emerging world would be like? What technology, what format, with what spec and space?
The ACTIS director, however, remarks quickly that ‘the AVaaS would not be an immediate necessity or happening; it may gradually shape up in the next two or three years.’
“Hyflex, IoT, SoC, and AVaaS- all come to signify one integrated domain, and that is the holistic ICT,” observes Narendra Naidu, managing director and Principal Consultant at Rhino Engineers. “ICT is taking wider and wider wings by the day, and permeating every possible sector that humans can comprehend.”
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“While the conventional domains like corporate AV or education have long harnessed it, the latest credential is from the Tourism (Spiritual), and Infotainment,” explains the Rhino chief. “The biggest testimonial to this is the large number of museums and other large tourism-potential sites that have been transformed into ‘Experiential AV’ showcases in the country.”
“It is a domain rewriting the conventional specs of technology,” comments Naidu. “It is evolving rather stronger; as the pandemic
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Evidently for his thought line, there has been a spurt of Infotainment projects of scale in recent times, amounting to millions of dollars and involving complex systems, besides number of people. While the otherwise complex 3D projection mapping has become a commonplace, the new fancy appears be for formats like aqua screens, and large scale installs.
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“As installations continue to get more complex and require more flexibility, systems needs are necessitating a shift from hardware to software-based audio, video and control platforms to deliver the required experience for the multitude of markets and applications,” Rajesh observes. “With a software-based approach, users can easily add and modify capabilities with new firmware, rather than ripping and replacing hardware, saving organizations time and Accordingmoney.”
Sums up Amar Subash - VP & GM, Professional Solutions, APAC & India: “We dare say that we're well past the pandemic phase that forced everyone to rethink the way we interact, live and work.
Perhaps, that’s a great observation? Whether or not these models shape up the AV business dynamics, and how speedily or gradually, the indispensable stake that the manufacturing community holds cannot be discounted. And when one speaks about the manufacturing segment, it need not necessarily mean just hardware. There are many areas the OEM majors keep on researching and developing solutions that are essentially software-based, particularly the Audio segment.
The effective solution to this could be remotely managed Data Centres,” opines Kirti. According to her, it would ease out the pressure on the centralized locations in terms of men and machines as well as access intricacies. Remotely located smaller Data Centres can effectively handle the respective locations with minimum resources and risk factors too. Industry may soon find it necessary, feels the Kramer India Head.
“The industry needs to be at its dynamic best in outlook evolving newer solutions as the situation demands,” he asserts. “We’re on the right course now.”
For Rajesh Mittal, managing director, QSC India Private Limited (Q-SYS), there is a decisive shift happening from hardware to software-oriented solutions. So even as the industry and user community negotiates the post-pandemic curves via hyflex and other models, there would be a necessitating need for more focus on software orientation to products and solutions.
What's important now is to turn the page and embark on a new journey, one that will showcase path-breaking solutions in the right light.
Even as these formats shape up, there appears one more potential format in the making, or would be a certain need in the future. Remotely manageable Data Centres. Says Kirti Shetti, country manager of Kramer Electronics India: “The industry got used to remote working and connectivity for so long, and with more purpose and necessity during the pandemic. However, the question that kept many pondering over was how to manage/monitor the immense volumes of data coming in from multiple locations.
to him, it would also reduce the size and scale of human interventions which is an Important spec of new normal hyflex world. dilutes more and more, it is assuming still larger proportions, and the role of ICT is only to grow higher and wider.”
To know more visit Q-SYS at Booth Number C20
New, Powerful Optoma ZU920T and ZU920TST Added to DuraCore Laser Projector Range
To know more visit Optoma at Booth C40.
Enjoy Flexibility and Control with the Q-SYS SPA-Q Series Network Amplifiers
The convection-cooled Q-SYS SPAQ 100-2f (two channel x 60 W) and Q-SYS SPAQ 200-4f (four channel x 60 W) amplifiers provide bidirectional GPIO for control and two onboard software-definable flex channels (either mic/line inputs or line outputs), giving integrators the greatest amount of flexibility for I/O and control at the periphery of the system.
Ideal for smaller spaces, both models are half-rack, 1RU and deliver clean sound and performance without overpowering the space. In addition, they include hardware for multiple mounting options allowing for flexible placement.
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Engineered with DuraCore technology, the ZU920T series feature a dust-resistant IP5X certified optical engine for 24/7 operation capabilities, offering true maintenance-free projection for up to 30,000 hours of powerful performance in Eco mode. Supporting continuous 24-hour operation and featuring built-in edge-blending, warping and four-corner correction, as well as 360-degree and portrait installation modes, the ZU920T series provides superior versatility to accommodate even the most complex installations.
The new ZU920T series offers the main features and benefits, including high brightness, colour precision and quiet operation. Awarded “Best of Show” at InfoComm America 2022 by Projector Central, the ZU920TST offers an impressive 0.65:1 short throw ratio alternative to accommodate a variety of end-user scenarios and professional environments, such as short throw digital signage, edge blending, projection mapping, simulation, and immersive Theinstallations.ZU920T and ZU920TST are 4K and HDR compatible, feature 9,800 lumens and a 3,000,000:1 contrast ratio, producing lifelike visuals with rich detail and bright colors. Designed to meet the demand for high brightness products that do not require interchangeable lenses, the ZU920T series offer a fixed, telecentric lens design with full motorized lens-shift and 1.6x motorized zoom and focus, delivering the same flexibility of interchangeable lens solutions at affordable price-points.
The Q-SYS SPA-Q Series network amplifiers deliver rightsized amplification while adding audio/control I/O options to support a wide range of spaces. The SPA-Q Series joins a host of other Q-SYS products (including the QIO Series network I/O expanders and Q-SYS Feature and Scaling licenses) that pair perfectly with smaller Q-SYS Cores (such as the Q-SYS Core Nano), allowing you to decouple the I/O from the processor for an unmatched degree of customization and scalability.
Optoma has introduced two new fixed lens, WUXGA laser projectors designed to bring high brightness, dependability, and cutting-image technology to the professional installation market. The Optoma ZU920T and ZU920TST deliver in spades on brightness and accurate colour reproduction, along with installation flexibility and lifetime reliability, bringing to life stunning imagery and captivating content.
A low-cost 4K extension with adaptable USB and HDMI features for software video conferencing and audio extraction is available from Hall Technologies’ Discovery Series. The series includes a HDBaseT Wall Plate Transmitter and Receiver kit that pairs natively with soft-codec video conferencing applications such as Zoom, Teams, Skype, WebEx and more. These kits were specifically created to handle signal extension for several users in conference rooms, huddle spaces, and classrooms.
The DSCV2-70-TX-UK, is a 2gang UK style a 3 x 1 auto-switching HDBT 2.0 transmitter, can broadcast HDMI, USB-C, and highspeed USB 2.0 signals at distances of up to 40 m (131 ft). With a maximum resolution of 4K@60Hz/4:2:0 8bit deep colour, it is 4K compatible. Using pre-loaded RS232 commands, the transmitter enables you to automatically turn on the display whenever a video feed is presented to the system.
The DSCV2-70-TX-US is useful for scenarios where USB must be extended alongside HDMI for display interaction, such as with interactive whiteboards or projectors. DSCV2-70-TX-US is a 2-gang US standard HDBT 2.0 wall plate transmitter and receiver kit with USB-C and two HDMI inputs. When utilised in a classroom or meeting space, extra analogue de-embedding enables the connection of an external audio system with a projector.
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To know more visit Nteck Systems at Booth F75.
The DSCV-70-RX is a HDBT 2.0 receiver that can successfully transmit UHD video, multi-channel audio, USB 2.0, and power up to 40 m (131 ft) using a single Cat 5e/6/6a/7 cable when used with a HDBT wall plate transmitter. Users that want remote control of PC resources such as the keyboard, mouse, interactive display, or USB streaming devices across a distance have a solution thanks to its support for USB 2.0 pass-through.
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Neat Bubble, a patent-pending capability that reduces background noise and external voices by only picking up sounds from within the camera view. To know more visit Neat at Booth G11.
*Neatdevice.Frame, a personal meeting device for small spaces, home offices and one-on-one collaboration.
In addition, Neat’s ground-breaking features support more intelligent, inclusive meeting experiences. These include:
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4K camera, Quad MEMS mic array, Touch Sensor, Powerfull Hexacore CPU, Wireless Presentation, Cloud Collaboration.
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* Neat Pad, a touch screen device that can be used as a controller or a scheduler for meeting spaces.
Neat Symmetry, which restores the balance between people in a meeting room and those who are remote by presenting everyone equally up-close on-screen, individually framing each in-room participant and instinctively following them as if they have their own camera person, so everyone is always clearly seen and heard
Neat Sense, smart room sensor technology to monitor noise, light, people in a room and environmental factors such as air quality, temperature, humidity, CO2, and VOCs (organic chemicals, odours, scents, etc.) to ensure the safest and healthiest room environment possible Neat Audio, which enables fluid conversations without any interruptions or double talk issues, preventing a participant’s audio from being cut off if two people speak at the same time.
* Neat Board, a multi-touch LED screen all-in-one collaboration
* Neat Bar, a compact and elegant meeting room device.
Bird Hub is an All-in-One Video Conferencing & Wireless Content Collaboration System.
To know more visit CYBERNETYX at Booth E30.
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Neat designs innovative, purpose-built hardware to enhance digital collaboration on Zoom and Microsoft Teams. Neat’s comprehensive range of meeting devices includes:
* Neat Bar Pro, for larger meeting spaces.
Place Bird Hub on your TV or monitor and use the display as a touch interactive whiteboard to share your knowledge with a pixelBird Hub Provides a Complete Package for Hybrid Meetings
perfect writing experience without any lag. The EyeRIS sensor tracks the users’ gestures and enables touch interactivity on In-builtdisplay.ultra-wide full HD camera captures the widest view of the meeting room, including everyone in the frame, present in the room, irrespective of their position near or far from the display. The compatibility with major collaboration software allows users to effortlessly collaborate in-room and virtually, both.
Versa Mediabar combines the elegance and simplicity of a soundbar with the power of ClearOne’s intelligent audio capture and 4K camera technologies. This high-quality USB Mediabar with natural sounding audio and true-to-life video is ideal for huddle, home offices and smaller spaces. Versa Mediabar can be paired with smartphone or tablet with Bluetooth connectivity for exceptional audio quality.
Versa Mediabar features a built-in 4K Ultra HD camera with a 110-degree ultra-wide-angle field of view and a four-element microphone array with 360-degree voice pickup and intelligent DSP that provides acoustic echo cancellation (AEC) and automatic noise reduction to ensure crystal-clear audio capture. In addition, the camera combines electronic pan, tilt and zoom functions (ePTZ) with artificial intelligence to enable auto-framing and people tracking, keeping the presenter in view even as they move around the room. In addition to its professional-quality audio and video capture, the Versa Mediabar also features a powerful built-in speaker with Bluetooth connectivity that allows it to serve double duty as a fully featured conferencing solution or a Bluetooth speaker for impromptu calls using any Bluetooth device. These attributes make the Versa Mediabar perfect for popular cloud-based collaboration applications such as Microsoft Teams, Zoom, WebEx, Collaborate Space and Google Meet
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Indoor or Outdoor LED Displays, Delta’s Got You Covered
Delta introduces its most advanced new series of Active LED Display with pixel pitch ranging from 0.7mm to 10mm for indoor and outdoor applications. Delta’s Indoor LED Displays based on SMD technology, provides a seamless, high-resolution, high-contrast display solution for interior areas with short viewing distances. Its compact and lightweight design guarantees easy, quick installation. With a contrast ratio of up to 8,000:1, a light output of up to 3,000nits and 14/16-bit colour processing, the indoor LED series delivers excellent image and video quality in any indoor setting. Using the most advanced PWM (Pulse Width Modulation) image processing technology, the Indoor LED series ensures an excellent, flicker free viewing experience. Delta’s outdoor LED Displays offers high-end performance at competitive prices. Using the finest quality components available today, the lightweight yet rugged tiles ensure excellent image quality and flicker-free video. The unique all-weather design guarantees reliability under the toughest operating conditions while offering front and rear access for ease of service. Delta’s outdoor LED series features dedicated shaders and tilted LEDs to provide the best viewing experience with optimal colour, brightness and contrast. To know more visit Delta at Booth B01.
ClearOne Versa Mediabar provides high-quality visual collaboration, audio conferencing, and UC applications from a single integrated device, offering the most straightforward solution available with virtually no setup required.
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Versa Mediabar supports standard UVC commands for control, making it a great addition to existing systems, while dual wall and display mounting options deliver freedom of placement and Eachmovement.Versa Mediabar is backed by a two-year support and maintenance warranty, with extension options available from ClearOne. To know more visit ClearOne at Booth F65.
Versa Mediabar is Perfect for Popular Cloud-based Collaboration Applications
The Planar DirectLight Ultra 0.6 millimeter MicroLED video wall offers very fine pixel pitch and always-on, high performance, highresolution display experiences for mission-critical and refined applications. Planar DirectLight Ultra 0.6 presents several display technology advancements that, in combination, deliver big performance. It features off-board power supply, proprietary alignment technology and the powerful Planar WallDirector VideoController with its corresponding video wall management software. It is also covered by the Planar EverCare Lifetime Limited Warranty
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Counterfeit lamps typically have inconsistent light optics across the screen
Planar DirectLight Ultra 0.6 millimeter MicroLED Video Wall
Why OSRAM P-VIP Projector Lamps?
OSRAM lamps by 30% on average, which undoubtedly indicates a much lower brightness from counterfeit lamps.
To know more visit Leyard at Booth C10.
To know more visit Osram at Booth B74.
Fortime.proper functionality, we carefully evaluate the reliability of raw materials in the condition of operation and storage. In particular, special ceramic rings and basing cement were chosen for their ability to withstand high temperatures and humidity.
Counterfeit lamps have up to 30% less initial brightness compared to P-VIP lamps We analyzed many counterfeit lamps and have found that the gap between the initial luminance of counterfeits and original P-VIP® projector lamps is up to 30% in the worst situations. With these replacement counterfeit lamps, you may find a blurred subtitle while watching a movie or have difficulty in seeing the projected presentation slides. Electrode gap and projection brightness are strongly related Smaller electrode gap yields higher brightness. The test result shows that the electrode gap of counterfeit lamps is larger than
As a best-selling projector lamp, P-VIP projector lamps are impacted by many counterfeit lamps in market.
Uniform brightness distribution all over the screen is also a key to the visual feeling. Besides the projector lamp itself, ams OSRAM also takes great care of how the lamp perfectly integrates into each projector system to ensure uniform and stable optical output on the screen. This optimization of optics is what the counterfeit lamps cannot replicate.
Counterfeit lamps pale in comparison to P-VIP lamps
We produce P-VIP lamp burners in our Berlin factory. The burner tube is made of high purity quartz glass, which is capable of stable operation using high-pressure mercury up to 300 kPa for a long
Optoma Creative Touch
To know more visit Optoma at Booth C40.
The 4KX-PLUS converts Ultra HD to USB 3.0 with an HDMI loop and external power for BYOM applications. It connects your HDMI cameras, video sources or CODECs to your laptop.
Configure your Cisco conferencing software to use USB cameras and microphones. Activate ‘Enable USB mode’ on the Touch 10. It works with any virtual meeting room software that enables USB cameras and microphones, such as Microsoft Teams, Zoom, Google Meet or BlueJeans and is compatible with USB 2.0 (high quality MJPEG) The 4KX-PLUS with Cisco Devices enable multiple displays. The external power supply maintains the connection between the Cisco Webex CODEC and the 2nd display, even if the laptop is not connected to the 4KX-PLUS.
Users can optimize their assets and avoid additional license fees for Cloud Video Interop (CVI) service and user management by integrating the 4KX-PLUS. No driver is required and the solution is compatible with Windows, macOS and Linux laptops.
To know more visit Nteck Systems at Booth F75.
5-Series IFPs Perfect for Hybrid of Distance Learning Environments
Optoma Creative Touch 5-Series IFPs feature a bright, fingerprint resistant panel with an ultra-slim bezel, & anti-glare glass. It has an incredible 178-degree wide-viewing angle and TUV’s Eye Comfort Certification for Low Blue Light and Flicker Free operation, allowing audiences to comfortably view content from every seat in the room. These IFP’s offer up to 20-point multi-touch capabilities and lightning-fast response times, as well as a built-in whiteboard with a floating toolbar and annotation tools to work with any video input, the 5-Series IFPs bring collaborative thinking and idea-sharing to Compatiblelife. with all major platforms, software, and peripheral hardware, Optoma's 5-Series IFPs are the perfect cornerstones of hybrid or distance learning environments. With easy connectivity to popular USB webcams and Google Chromebox, the Creative Touch 5-Series Interactive Flat Panels are easy to deploy, intuitive to use and an affordable solution to the modern challenges facing educators and schools. Engineered for simplified collaboration, Optoma's 5-Series IFPs offer wireless content sharing with the TapCast app, and the integrated AirShare feature inspires audience engagement through immediate results analysis from quizzes, polls and surveys. The integrated Joan meeting widget and app simplifies meeting room scheduling to increase efficiency and time management, allowing users to sync with popular calendars such as iCal and Google to quickly find and book meeting rooms.
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The 4KX-PLUS captures uncompressed HDMI video and audio from Webex devices, which then converts it to USB 3.0 for a thirdparty laptop. It offers direct integration of Cisco room equipment (camera, audio and screens) that solves interoperability issues.
Enabling BYOM on Cisco Webex Room Series with INOGENI 4KX-PLUS
18 More Learning and Networking on Day 2 and 3
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Photo for illustration purpose only. Photo is from previous edition of nfoComm India. The Security Industry Forum will run concurrently in Seminar Room 3. Co-organized by Safe Secure Magazine, it opens with two Keynote Addresses, respectively by Shankar Jadhav, Managing Director for BSE Investments Ltd and Head of Strategy at Bombay Stock Exchange; and P. C. Sinha, Inspector General Cum Chief Security Commissioner for Western Railway. Subsequently, a Panel Discussion on “Planning Considerations for Large Public Areas like Hotels” will examine the design, implementation, technology and maintenance aspects of security for the future. It will also explore a 360-degree approach to the concept of Security by looking into physical, cyber and procedural breaches. Finally, key learnings and the way forward are considered.
The Education Industry Forum takes place in Seminar Room 2, with co-organizer ICT Academy’s CEO, Hari Balachandran, giving a Keynote Speech on “The Future of Education in India”. The Panel Discussion to ensue after that stays on the topic and focuses on “Challenges Faced by Education Sector During the Pandemic and Path Ahead”. It will cover how educational institutions dealt with the transition to online education during the pandemic, and lessons and outcomes from the transition period; as well as debate whether the hybrid model is the future of education, while exploring how institutions are preparing for it. Panelists bring a range of backgrounds and experiences to the table as they include Sharath Babu, Senior Director of Product Development for Oracle India; Balaprasad Peddigari, Global Head for Technology Advisory Services at Tata Consultancy Services Hyderabad; Mayank Gupta, Director Human Resources from UnitedHealth Group; Dr S. N. Sridhara, Vice Chancellor at Hindustan Institute of Technology & Science in Chennai; and Prof Sanjay Jasola, Vice Chancellor at Graphic Era, Dehradun. The discussion will be followed by Shankar Varier, Head of Customer Success and Technical Operation, Vega India presenting a Case Study on “Managed Services for the Future Hybrid World”. The Government and Urban Authorities Industry Forum runs concurrently with the above, in Seminar Room 3. Opening remarks will be made by Ravi Ranjan Guru, Deputy Director General of the All India Institute of Local Self-Government (AIILSG), which co-organizes this industry forum. Its Director General, Dr Jairaj Phatak, will deliver the Keynote Address on “India at 75 - Imagining the Next 25 Years”. The Panel Discussion to follow expands on the topic as it deliberates on “India at 75 – The Learnings and Way Forward”. Moderator Abhishek Pandey, who is Editor with Urban Update, takes panelists with diverse qualifications through the discussion. Panelists are Anshul Gupta, Commissioner, Ujjain Municipal Corporation And Tikender Singh Panwar, Senior Fellow, Impact and Policy Research Institute in panellists. Ranjan Panda, Convenor for Combat Climate Change Network (CCCN); and, Hitesh Vaidya, Director at National Institute of Urban Affairs. The discussion explores whether India is making rapid strides in national transformation, and whether the next few years will be exciting. It will also examine the changes to be expected in the near future, learnings from the past, planning for the future, as well as the role of technology in the journey ahead. The AIILSG Cluster Meeting closes this industry forum.
Opening Day of InfoComm India 2022 Summit was a blast! Industry experts and delegates looking forward to reconnecting ties, recharging ideas and renewing knowledge ticked all their boxes. And they are raring to go for these next two days of the Summit. Industry Forums continue on Day 2
The first session in the morning is delivered by Rod Brown, CTS-D, CTS-I and Volunteer Instructor with AVIXA, who discusses “Project Management for AV”. Recognizing that every job in live events and installed AV requires coordination and management with internal and external stakeholders, he will elaborate how successful projects are the result of good planning – including drawing on previous experience – and ongoing communication and coordination between all parties. He will look at the basic – and beyond-basic – principles and practices of project management as they apply to the AV industry. Anyone involved in delivering projects to clients should attend.
After lunch break, AV Managers Day continues with Roopa Krishnamurthy, Acoustical Consultant, expounding the “Fundamentals of Acoustics”. She argues that awareness of how the ambient environment of a space affects the quality and propagation of sound – for instance, how reflective walls and floors create waves of echoes that smear speech intelligibility and musical timbre – has been slow to take root, even in dedicated performance venues. Acknowledging a change in recent years, driven by the complexity of sound in modern media and content, she explains that the field of acoustics is rife with myth, misinformation and marketing tactics not founded on true science. She will elaborate how acousticians and acoustical experts have backgrounds rooted in math and science, and spent years studying and honing their craft. She will also demonstrate how present-day acousticians and acoustical experts work on venues as diverse as classrooms, houses of worship, performance centers, courtrooms, and broadcast and recording studios. This 2-hour session provides an introduction to the principles of acoustics and their applications. Fundamental topics include the generation, transmission and reception of acoustic waves.
Day 3 of Summit closes with AVIXA Seminars
AV Managers Day runs throughout Day 2
Yogita Mundhe, Editor for Safe Secure Magazine, moderates the panelists comprising Major Manish Kar, Loss Prevention Manager for Hotel ITC Maratha; Apoorv Pareek, Director of Loss Prevention at Hotel JW Marriott; Commander Vikas Wilson, Chief Security Officer for Trident Hotels; and Dr Mukta Girdhar, Director for Disaster Relief Foundation, New Delhi.
In Seminar Room 2 on Day 3 of InfoComm India Summit, Rod Brown, Volunteer Instructor with AVIXA, will discuss “AV Protocols”. Next, Mradul Sharma, Managing Director at 3CDN Workplace Tech Pvt Ltd and Sandeep Kandalwar, Chief Operating Officer of BluecoinIoT will expound on “Building
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Photo for illustration purpose only. Photo is from previous edition of nfoComm India. Technologies and AV”. Finally, Abdul Waheed, Managing Director of EYTE Technologies will discuss “Change in Design Philosophy”. There will also be concurrent sessions taking place in Seminar Room 3. The first session begins with an insight into “Small Room Acoustics” by Roopa Krishnamurthy, Freelance Acoustical Consultant with Soundscape India. This will be followed by a talk on “Hybrid Communication in Education” by Mridul Jain, Director for Business Communication with Sennheiser Electronics India. Urmil Vaidhya, Principal AV & Acoustics Design Consultant for Group Seven Kuwait brings things to a close with a discussion about “Network Audio Best in Practice”. Information is correct at time of writing. Organizers reserve the right to make changes to the program without prior notice.
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21 Scan QR code to visit each exhibitor's dedicated vBooth that provides salient information about its solutions and technologies. A & T VIDEO NETWORKS PVT LTD E60 T: +91 9442619908 E: ashwin@atnetindia.net W: https://www.atnetindia.netACTPOWER TAIWAN G21 T: +886 2 25595216 E: sales@actpower.com.tw W: https://www.actpower.com.tw AERO E01 T: +91 9811639238 E: akash@sightandsoundindia.com W: https://www.aerodigitalworld.comAETDISPLAYLIMITED C30 T: +86 769 38820268 E: sales@aetled.com W: https://www.aetint.com/ ALPHATEC AUDIO VIDEO PVT LTD B10 T: +91 9167271879 E: info@alphatec.co.in W: http://www.alphatec.co.in/ALTOPINDUSTRIES A28 T: +91 98330 39239 E: sales@altop.com W: https://www.altop.com ANIXTER F20 T: +91 80 40703333 E: apacmarketing@anixter.com W: https://www.anixter.com/en_in AREC INC (INDIA) C60 T: +91 9954310904 E: s.verma@arec.co.in W: https://www.arec.com/ ARIHANT INFOMATICS C55 T: +91 22 43402424 E: adit@arihantinfo.in W: https://arihantinfo.inATENADVANCE PVT LTD D60 T: +91 80 48517231 E: marketing@aten.co.in W: http://www.aten.com AVIENTEK ELECTRONICS TRADING E41 T: +91 80 29609460 E: info@avientek.com W:BENQhttps://www.avientek.com/indiaE10T:+911244501400E:ankita.karwa@benq.comW:https://www.benq.comBETATHREEAUDIO INDIA G19 T: +91 11 41830693 E: info@beta3india.com W: T:AVIXAW:E:T:BIAMPhttps://www.beta3india.comE35+15036417287biampinfo@biamp.comhttp://biamp.comCC02+919886654520 E: membership@avixa.org W: https://www.avixa.org/ BEYERDYNAMIC INDIA PVT LTD B70 T: +91 9886777132 E: naveen@beyerdynamic.com W: http://www.beyerdynamic.com EXHIBITOR PROFILE
22 BOSCH LTD A01 T: +91 98457 46743 E: santosh.kumar@in.bosch.com W: https://www.bosch.in/CDMTECHNOLOGIES & SOLUTIONS F35 T: +91 9711188994 E: dilip@cdmts.com W:CHRISTIEhttp://cdmts.comDIGITALSYSTEMS B20 T: +91 80 6708 9999 E: rishubh.nayar@christiedigital.com W: https://www.christiedigital.com/ CLEARONE F65 T: +1 801 9757200 E: karthikeyan.jayaraman@clearone.com W: https://www.clearone.comCOHESIVETECHNOLOGIES D65 T: +91 120 4830000 E: info@cohesiveglobal.com W: https://www.cohesiveglobal.com/ CRESTRON C01 T: +91 180030058822 E: connect.india@crestron.com W: https://www.crestron.com/CYVIZPTELTD G28 T: +44 75 87347611 E: jeremy.spencer@cyviz.com W: https://www.cyviz.com/ DATAVIDEO TECHNOLOGIES G23 T: +91 120 4563641 E: sales@datavideo.in W: ELITEW:E:T:DIGITALhttps://www.datavideo.com/in/DELTAB01T:+911244874900E:vw.sales@deltadisplays.comW:http://www.deltadisplays.comTERMINALE76+919654690377rajeev@digitalterminal.inhttps://digitalterminal.in/DTENC58T:+919930678177E:narendra.bhanwaria@dten.comW:https://ap.dten.com/asap/SCREENSA08T:+917305640567E:india@elitescreens.comW:http://www.elitescreens.comELITEGROUPCOMPUTERSYSTEMS G24 T: +886 2 21621177 E: bhattrajshekhar@ecs.com.tw W: https://www.ecs.com.tw/en CEECO TECHNOLOGIES PVT LTD D20 T: +91 11 47 655 655 E: bhawna.gupta@ceeco.in W: W:E:T:BIRDhttps://www.ceeco.inAIE30+911204359466hello@birdai.comhttps://www.birdai.comBOEINDIA B45 T: +91 997 1760373 E: gb@boe.com.cn W: https://www.boe.com/en/IndiaEXHIBITOR PROFILE
23 EVERGLOW LED MUMBAI C59 T: +91 9819077648 E: manmeet@everglowled.com W: https://www.everglowled.comFOREEXCELPVT.LTD D69 T: +91 8007711102 E: support@foreexcel.com W: https://foreexcel.com/ GALTECH INFOSOLUTIONS F70 PVT LTD T: +91 8130988447 E: prasad@galtechinfo.com W: http://galtechinfo.com/GENELEC F45 T: +91 98119 55528 E: arun.kumar@genelec.com W: https://www.genelec.com/ GLOBAL SYSTEMS C66 T: +91 172 2710579 E: globalsystems91.chd@gmail.com W: https://www.vivido.in/HARMAN INTNL (INDIA) PVT LTD F01 T: +91 80 43306330 E: harmanprofessionalindia@harman.com W: https://pro.harman.com/ IBASE TECHNOLOGY INC C67 T: +886 2 26557588 E: sales@ibase.com.tw W: https://www.ibase.com.twINAVATEINDIA D75 T: +91 984443391 E: david@imlgroup.asia W: https://www.inavateapac.com/ JUPITER SYSTEMS A11 T: +1 510 6751000 E: marketing@jupiter.com W: https://www.jupiter.comKONFTEL A17 T: +91 98 10233467 E: india@konftel.com W: https://www.konftel.com KRAMER ELECTRONICS INDIA CC01 T: +91 80 41485388 E: rhalkunde@kramerav.com W: http://www.kramerav.com/inLEKSALIGHTING TECHNOLOGIES E75 T: +91 7899543210 E: info@leksalighting.com W: https://www.leksalighting.com/ LIGHTWARE ENGINEERINGVISUALC47T:+3612553800E:sales@lightware.comW:https://lightware.com/LOGIC C35 T: +91 80 25274626 E: info@onlineinstruments.co.in W: https://www.onlineinstruments.co.in LOGITECH E50 T: +91 22 26500187 E: srana1@logitech.com W: https://www.logitech.com/LUMENSDIGITAL OPTICS INC D40 T: +886 3 5526255 E: mindy.fang@lumens.com.tw W: http://www.mylumens.com/ EXHIBITOR PROFILE
24 MAXHUB F30 T: +91 9643667317 E: surabhi.sharma@cvte.com W: https://www.maxhub.com MILESTONE PRO D35 T: +91 22 25964120 E: sales@milestone.co.in W: http://www.milestonepro.co.in MINDSTEC DISTRIBUTION D10 T: +91 70228 34004 E: india@mindstec.com W: https://mindstec.comMINRRAY INDUSTRY CO LTD B63 T: +86 137 13828437 E: market@minrray.com W: https://en.minrrayav.com/ NEAT G11 T: +65 31633132 E: christina.tan@neat.no W: MODERNhttps://neat.no/STAGESERVICE B35 W:E:T:PROJECTS+911141030462info@mssworld.comhttps://www.mssworld.comNEARITYE67T:+8657188667062E:lea.li@nearity.coW:http://nearity.coNECCORPORATIONINDIAPVTLTD E20 T: +91 9599551922 E: kushnaman.shukla@india.nec.com W: https://in.nec.com/ NETGEAR F69 T: +91 91 18004194543 E: sales.india@netgear.com W: https://www.netgear.com NEWLINE INTERACTIVE INC D50 T: +1 800 419 0309 E: knarayanan@newline-interactive.com W: https://newlineinteractive.in/NEWTECHVIDEO SYSTEMS D70 T: +91 11 9810103197 E: gauravkhurana1@rediffmail.com W: https://www.nvsledwall.com/ NOVASTAR D48 T: +86 29 68216000 E: info@novastar.tech W: http://www.novastar.techNTECKSYSTEMS F75 T: +91 9481840834 E: nataraju@ntecksystems.com W:W:E:T:OSRAMhttps://www.ntecksystems.comLIGHTINGPVTLTDB74+911246261300info@osramnlighting.comhttps://ams-osram.comOPTOMA CORPORATION C40 T: +91 9599665660 E: jagdeep.singh@optoma.com W: W:E:T:PEERLESS-AVhttps://www.optoma.com/B47+441923200100marketing@peerless-av.eu.comhttps://www.peerless-av.com EXHIBITOR PROFILE
25 PEOPLELINK F40/47 T: +91 9100123013 E: vc@peoplelinkvc.com W: https://www.peoplelinkvc.com/ PHILIPS E25 T: +91 124 2706600 E: serviceindia@tpv-tech.com W: https://www.philips.co.in/PINKNOISE PROFESSIONALS G15 T: +91 120 4567452 E: vijaysinha@pinknoisepro.com W: https://pinknoisepro.com PLANAR INTERNATIONAL C10 T: +91 9821214886 E: firdosh.balsara@planar.com W: http://www.planar.comPLAYAV E69 T: +91 9029236728 E: sales1@playav.in W: https://www.playav.in PRAMA HIKVISION INDIA PVT LTD B50 T: +91 22 68559900 E: kirti.pandey@pramahikvision.com W: W:E:T:Q-SYShttps://www.hikvisionindia.comPROAVLASIAE77T:+441892676280E:sgould@proavl-asia.comW:https://www.proavl-asia.comC20+919962217650khushboo.verma@qsc.comhttps://www.qsc.com/ RAHI E40 T: +91 9595807244 E: marketing.india@rahisystems.com W: https://www.rahisystems.com/ RAPOO TECHNOLOGIES INDIA PVT A30 T: +91 9820373717 E: response.india@rapoo.com W: http://www.rapoo.comRICHA INFOSYSTEMS LIMITED B40 T: +91 9157084380 E: info@richainfosys.com W: http://www.richainfosys.com SAFE SECURE MAGAZINE E78 T: +91 9324482435 E: safesecuremagazine@gmail.com W: https://www.safesecuremagazine.comSAMSUNGINDIAELECTRONICS F10/G01 T: +91 124 4881234 E: sourav.ch@samsung.com W: in/smart-signage/all-smart-signage/https://www.samsung.com/ SCALA D15 T: +91 9513374130 E: marketing.apac@scala.com W: https://www.scala.com/inSCREENBEAM F60 T: +886 2 27090000 E: channelapac@screenbeam.com W: http://www.screenbeam.com SENNHEISER D45 T: +91 124 46627800 E: anshuman.dubey@sennheiser.com W: https://en-in.sennheiser.com/business EXHIBITOR PROFILE
26 SHENZHEN ABSEN D36 W:E:T:OPTOELECTRONIC+8675589747399absen@absen.comhttps://www.absen.com/ SHENZHEN ATENTI TECHNOLOGIES F50 T: +86 13823167079 E: mac@atenti-leddisplay.com W: http://www.atenti-leddisplay.comSHENZHENMAONO E65 W:E:T:TECHNOLOGY+8675582934327wilson.wan@maono.comhttp://www.maono.com SYSTEMS INTEGRATION ASIA E79 T: +65 63162716 E: admin@spinworkz.com W: SUPERUSSOUNDhttps://www.systemsintegrationasia.comSMARTSTATIONC62T:+919824208215E:sales@smartstation.inW:https://www.smartstation.inCONTROLTECHNOLOGIESC45T:+919820360370E:smore@soundcontrol.netW:http://www.soundcontrol.netSUNINFONETAA01T:+911149808905E:info@sungroup.netW:http://www.suninfonet.netSYSTEMSPVTLTDB58T:+912246046154E:info@superussystems.comW:https://superussystems.com/ TEAM INFOVISION PVT LTD A26 T: +91 9810187450 E: tarun@teaminfovision.com W: https://www.teaminfovision.comTENTECHLEDDISPLAY PVT LTD C63 T: +91 8743888577 E: india01@tentechled.in W: http://tentechled.in/ TOA ELECTRONICS INDIA A05 PVT LTD T: +91 124 4115336 E: poonam@toa.co.in W: https://www.toa.co.inTOYOTECHNICAL SERVICES C69 T: +91 9824036887 E: bspatel@toyotechnicalservices.com W: https://www.toyotechnicalservices.com/ TRUECONF B72 T: +7 495 6986066 E: sales@trueconf.com W: https://trueconf.comTRUEVIEW C50 T: +91 240 8200888 E: info@trueview.co.in W: W:E:T:TACODIhttps//www.trueview.co.inELECTRONICSD49+911140050023devashish@tacodi.comhttps://www.tacodi.com UNIQ DIGITAL D68 T: +91 9242844862 E: info@digitaluniq.com W: http://www.uniqint.com EXHIBITOR PROFILE
27 VALUEHD CORPORATION C65 T: +86 755 86644803 E: vhdsales@vhd.com.cn W: http://www.valuehd.com.cn VEGA GLOBAL D01 T: +91 8310565120 E: shankar.varier@vega-global.com W: http://www.vega-global.comVIEWSONIC D25 T: +91 11 41016616 E: salesin@viewsonic.com W: https://www.viewsonic.com VISIONHIRE ENTERTAINMENTS A23 T: +91 44 43915600 E: info@swiftvisionhire.com W: W:E:T:WYRESTORMhttps://www.swiftvisionhire.comTECHNOLOGIESE73+4401793230343samantha.buchanan@wyrestorm.comhttps://wyrestorm.com/global/ YAMAHA MUSIC INDIA PVT LTD E45 T: +91 124 4853300 E: support.in@inquiry.yamaha.com W: proaudio/index.htmlhttps://in.yamaha.com/en/products/ VU VIDEOCONFERENCING B30 T: +91 22 28377300 E: rajiv.dhingra@vutvs.com W: https://www.vuvcs.com ZEEVEE E70 T: +1 877 4933833 E: marketing@zeevee.com W: http://www.zeevee.com EXHIBITOR ZYGALW:E:T:CORNEAPROFILENEWEXHIBITORSWORLDB75+919309575140aadrika@corneaworld.comhttps://www.corneaworld.comNEXVOO-MICROVILLAGEF79T:+9108025295882E:mithesh.j@microvillage.inW:https://microvillage.in/F76T:+919686809597E:sandeep.rao@zygal.ioW:https://www.zygal.io
Alphatec Presents Audio-Technica’s
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ATND1061 Beamforming Ceiling Array Microphone
ATND1061’s proprietary voice activity detection (VAD) technology enables the microphone to discern between a voice and unwanted noises such as paper shuffling. For integrations without external digital signal processing (DSP), the ATND1061 features powerful onboard DSP, including automix, acoustic echo cancellation (AEC), noise reduction, automatic gain control (AGC), and 4-band EQ.
Universal
Lightware’s Taurus UCX, is a universal matrix switcher designed to tackle the common challenges of meeting rooms and collaboration environments. This unique connectivity platform allows users to share their content, switch hosts and control their meeting room easily and intuitively. The Taurus UCX allows users to utilize various video conference applications within the collaboration space from Cisco Webex to MS Teams to Zoom, and also makes it easy and intuitive for users to switch between these depending on the needs of their meetings. During such meetings hosts doesn't need to worry about their laptops going on 'Stand by' any more since the Taurus extender and the USB-C connectivity keeps the device charged. Lightware Advanced Room Automation (LARA) is the company’s future-proof room automation platform created for AV integrators as well as for meeting room participants to help them simplify their everyday interaction with AV technology. LARA will run on Taurus UCX and will be easily configurable through a web browser while meeting room users can easily access their room’s control via a single touch panel. LARA becomes officially available in Q3 this year. To know more visit Lightware at Booth C47. UCX Matrix Switcher
The ATND1061 Beamforming Ceiling Array Microphone is an ideal solution for conference rooms, boardrooms, and meeting spaces large and small. The microphone may be used singly or in multiples (for larger meeting spaces) to capture every person speaking in a room with clear, natural audio that reduces distracting environmental sounds. A state-of-the-art professional product in a familiar form factor (roughly the size of a wireless access point), the ATND1061 is easy to install, set up, and operate. Room configuration, zone setup, and other settings are handled through the user-friendly Digital Microphone Manager software application. The ATND1061 has six individual output channels, which, collectively, can be configured with up to 32 user-defined microphone pickup zones, providing the flexibility to cover a wide variety of room sizes and meeting types.
Lightware Showcases Taurus
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The Next Generation of Collaboration with Newline’s Q Series
Step into your space and bypass the setup frustration with the Q series. With plug & play USB-C, the entire setup process is streamlined to one cable and instant access.
Philips Professional Displays (PPDS) is exhibiting its latest range of Philips dvLED displays, digital signage and professional display products and solutions at InfoComm India. These include:
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The Newline Q series features include a powerful Android 11 based operating system, a built-in Wi-Fi 6 module, USB Type C connectivity with 65 Watts of power delivery, embedded 20-Watt 2.0 channel speakers, anti-microbial, anti-fingerprint and anti-reflective glass. An optional flexible 4K camera module with 120° field of view is also available. , and many more exciting features and upgrades.
• Wave: An evolutionary new cloud platform unlocking the power, versatility and intelligence inside Philips professional displays, designed for, and in collaboration with system integrators to install, control and manage Philips professional displays remotely from any location.
PPDS Showcases its Latest Displays
To know more visit Newline at Booth D50.
New to the Q Series, user profiles help eliminate the hassle of device and user switching. With user profiles, the home screen and settings are saved for individual users. Make the interactive experience more customized by creating profiles by individual, department, teacher vs. student, or display usage type. Setup a profile just for teacher access and all their apps. Create a profile for a team that exclusively uses certain tools. Customize the home screen for a profile dedicated to presentations only. The possibilities are infinite in making the experience as tailored as you need it to be.
• Philips E-Line: A brand new range of advanced interactive 4K displays for education, offering effortless wireless sharing and collaboration in and out of the classroom, and the first display from PPDS to feature a new generation of zero gap, zero latency touch screen technology.
• Philips 6000 Series DVLED: A brand new range of highly flexible, beyond 8K, direct view LED displays, bringing unrivalled performance and effortless bezel-free installations, designed to cater exclusively for 16:9 content, to meeting rooms, boardrooms, auditoriums and lobbies.
To know more visit Philips at Booth E25.
• Next Generation Array Architecture—the MXA920 offers more directional pick-up across the frequency spectrum to maintain accurate coverage of specific areas while enhancing voice quality for more natural sound – and focusing less on other sounds in the room. The completely new DSP algorithms enable more natural speech for participants to be heard clearly and precisely.
Sun Infonet Presents Shure MXA920 Ceiling Array Microphone
• Automatic Coverage Technology—the MXA920 provides superior pre-configured audio capture that requires minimal setup. Out of the box, it seamlessly and automatically covers up to a 30×30 foot (9×9 meter) area, reducing setup time and effort – potentially offering integrators significant savings in time and labour.
• Greater Application Flexibility—the MXA920 sends the precise location of every speaker to your camera control system for more accurate camera tracking. Steerable Coverage technology with individual audio outputs enables higher gain before feedback in Voice Lift and Sound Reinforcement applications.
Weatherproof AV over IP Solution from WyreStorm
To know more visit WyreStorm at Booth E73.
To know more visit Sun Infonet at Booth AA01.
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is an AV decoder to the powerful 110 series of NetworkHD components. This “S” model has been treated with Sealoc’s Weatherloc technology to resist the elements such as water, moisture, humidity, dust, salt-fog, salt-air, acidic products and more. The 110 series components support either H.264 or H.265 video encoding/decoding of up to 1080p60Hz content. The NHD-110-RX can natively process up to a 16×16 video wall to create captivating digital landscapes. The 110 series components are also compatible with the NHD-250-RX multiview receiver allowing up to 9 unique streams to be sent to a single display.
A pioneering collaboration with Sealoc and their proprietary Weatherloc technology, WyreStorm weatherproofed AV over IP receivers protect the endpoints of your AV solutions from the demanding outdoor environments. From coastal climates to dust particles and everything in between, the NetworkHD Sealoc receiver provides the perfect AV solution for customer engaging patio displays, video walls for live events, or even outdoor digital signage without any need for bulky weather proof boxes that prevent Theventilation.NHD-110-RX-S
Coverage can also be customized to suit different room layouts or seating arrangements to capture only the meeting participants you want – while avoiding the areas you wish to exclude.
Picking up from the highly successful Shure MXA910, the MXA920 ushers in a new era of array microphone technology. Key features of the MXA920 include:
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