At NAB Show 2026, AVNation’s Tim Albright sat down with Hung Lam to dig into the growing momentum behind IPMX and what it means for the convergence of AV and broadcast workflows. The conversation centered on how IPMX, built on established standards like ST 2110 and NMOS, is evolving from concept to real-world deployment, with interoperability taking center stage.
A major milestone came earlier this year with a successful interoperability testing event, signaling that IPMX is moving beyond theory into practical application. The goal is clear: create a seamless bridge between Pro AV and broadcast environments. For integrators and end users, that means systems that can finally speak the same language across traditionally siloed infrastructures.
Education is also ramping up. NAB 2026 marks the launch of formal training sessions around IPMX, with more structured programs on the way. These initiatives, backed by industry groups, are designed to accelerate adoption by giving AV professionals the tools they need to understand and deploy IP-based workflows confidently.
Looking ahead, certification is the next big step. A forthcoming certification process aims to validate both products and professionals, helping integrators and resellers standardize deployments and build trust with clients. As IPMX continues to mature, these efforts will be critical in driving consistency and scalability across the AV ecosystem.
To stay in the loop with the latest IPMX developments and industry standards, visit AIMS Alliance and IPMX.io. Catch the full interview and more show floor coverage from NAB 2026 at AVNation.tv.
- AVNation Staff
- AVNation Staff
- AVNation Staff
- AVNation Staff
