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Category: InfoComm 2025

  • The Road To InfoComm 2025 With Craig Durr

    The Road To InfoComm 2025 With Craig Durr


    The video version of this podcast can be found here.

    InfoComm 2025 shows off the latest innovations in AV technology from June 11-13, but there’s a wealth of education for integrators well before the floor even opens. We talk to Craig Durr about the classes he’ll be teaching and speaking at during the show. He covers a high variety of topics for integrators from AI’s role in the workplace, sustainability in AV and much more.

    AVNation is a news outlet made by and for audiovisual professionals. Every one of our panelists, writers, producers and hosts have worn a hat or several within the AV industry. It’s this unique experience that gives us a fresh look at the industry as a whole and allows us to engage with end users, technology managers, IT managers and AV integrators in a meaningful way.

    Everything that AVNation does in events like Integrated Systems Europe and Infocomm are in part made possible by our supporters and underwriters who provide financial support for AVNation. If you have questions about the shows or have a unique experience to offer please contact AVNation by clicking here. We are always looking for different viewpoints within the AV industry.

  • Clear-Com to Highlight Powerful Intercom Capabilities at InfoComm 2025

    Clear-Com to Highlight Powerful Intercom Capabilities at InfoComm 2025

    Clear-Com will showcase its latest intercom technologies at InfoComm 2025, happening June 7–13 in Orlando, Florida. The spotlight will be on the new FreeSpeak Icon™ beltpack, a powerful, compact wireless unit designed for high-mobility AV workflows. The company will also debut Arcadia® Version 4, now supporting up to 32 IrisX™ panels with enhanced flexibility and dynamic port allocation, making it easier to optimize system resources for professional AV setups.

    Visitors can also explore updates to Clear-Com’s virtual intercom solutions like Gen-IC®, Agent-IC®, and Station-IC™, with new features that boost hybrid communication workflows. Station-IC now supports physical control surfaces like Streamdeck and Skaarhoj, bringing physical interactivity to the virtual platform. Clear-Com will also present its EHX v14® software, aimed at simplifying complex IP-based communication system setups.

    Clear-Com® is set to showcase its latest products at InfoComm 2025, taking place from June 7-13 in Orlando Florida. Clear-Com will present attendees with a hands-on look at products and updates designed to enhance communication at what Infocomm calls “The Coolest Pro AV Event in the US”. New at the InfoComm booth will be the award-winning FreeSpeak Icon™ beltpack, a next-generation wireless unit with eight channel buttons, a configurable reply key, and Bluetooth 5.3 support. The beltpack delivers the convenience of a wireless panel in a compact, portable form factor, ideal for dynamic productions that require high mobility and control.

    Making its InfoComm debut, the highly anticipated release of Arcadia® version 4 is the latest addition to Clear-Com’s flagship intercom platform, delivering expanded capacity, enhanced flexibility, and streamlined connectivity for a wide range of professional AV applications.  Arcadia’s latest firmware brings even more value by introducing support for the V-Series IrisX™ panels. This allows users to deploy up to 32 panels with essential features via I.V. Ports, making advanced keypanel workflows accessible without requiring a full matrix frame.

    For users requiring advanced configuration, Arcadia also now introduces a flexible port allocation model, allowing HelixNet and I.V. Ports to be dynamically adjusted depending on system needs. This shift gives users the ability to optimise their setup with up to 32 I.V. connections, maximising system resources without adding hardware.

    “The Arcadia update is the result of listening closely to our customers and pushing the boundaries of what a modern communications platform can deliver,” said Dave MacKinnon, VP of Product Management at Clear-Com. “With this release, we’re giving users even more capacity, flexibility, and power, without the unnecessary complexity.”

    In addition to Arcadia, visitors can experience the latest from Clear-Com’s virtual intercom suite, including Gen-IC®, Agent-IC®  and Station-IC™ , which provide reliable, flexible communication on desktops and mobile devices. Gen-IC, recognised with multiple “Best in Show” awards at InfoComm 2024, returns to the spotlight this year with new features that further streamline cloud-based and hybrid communication workflows.  Of special interest to users of Station-IC will be support for popular third party control surfaces like Streamdeck and Skaarhoj. This greatly expands the usefulness of the Station-IC platform, which has been operational for 10 years, by adding physical button capability so that users can interact with Station-IC similar to how they would with a physical intercom panel.

    Clear-Com will also showcasing the EHX v14® software release, designed to simplify configuration for large mission-critical communications systems while delivering enhanced IP performance and system management tools.

    Attendees can explore the full range of Clear-Com solutions at Booth #4154 at InfoComm 2025 in Las Vegas, where the company’s team of experts will be on hand to answer questions and demonstrate the technologies in real time.

  • Matrox Video to Highlight Interoperable IP Solutions that Future-Proof Pro AV Workflows at InfoComm 2025

    Matrox Video to Highlight Interoperable IP Solutions that Future-Proof Pro AV Workflows at InfoComm 2025

    Matrox Video is set to showcase its latest interoperable IP solutions at InfoComm 2025, happening June 11–13 in Orlando, Florida. At booth 2821, visitors will see future-ready products like the Mura DVW video wall appliance, LUMA Pro A380 graphics cards, and the industry-first IPMX/ST 2110-based Avio 2 KVM extender. These solutions are built around open standards like IPMX and ST 2110, making them ideal for scalable and flexible AV system design.

    Matrox will also demonstrate advanced tools like ConvertIP for signal conversion and Vion for multi-protocol bridging, perfect for handling today’s hybrid IP environments. With powerful video processing, encoding, decoding, and networking hardware, Matrox aims to help AV integrators and IT professionals build Pro AV systems that are robust, compatible, and future-proof.

    Matrox Video has announced its participation at InfoComm 2025, taking place June 11–13, 2025, at the Orange County Convention Center in Orlando, Florida. At booth 2821, visitors can expect to witness a product portfolio designed to solve today’s Pro AV challenges, such as device interoperability and scalable system design. With a focus on open standards including IPMX and ST 2110, Matrox Video will present practical solutions for AV integrators looking to build flexible, future-ready systems.

    Matrox Video will showcase the Matrox Mura DVW appliance, a powerful IP-based 4K distributed video wall appliance that lets integrators scale out synchronized video walls by simply adding more units. Mura DVW supports a wide range of streams, including one 8K60, four 4K60, or sixteen 1080p60 feeds using H.265 or H.264. Additionally, Matrox Video will present its new LUMA Pro A380 Octal graphics cards and Mura C4K Quad HDMI 2.0 capture cards with HDCP 2.3 support.

    Making its InfoComm debut is Matrox Avio 2, the world’s first NMOS-aware, open standards-based IPMX/ST 2110 IP KVM extender. Delivering superior image quality and performance, Avio 2 supports up to 4K resolution with a choice of uncompressed or compressed video options on either 1GbE or 10GbE networks. From zero to ultra-low latency, Avio 2 provides secure remote access and seamless integration across diverse control room and live event environments. Additional IP KVM and video wall solutions will also be on display, showcasing the breadth of Matrox Video’s interoperable Pro AV portfolio.

    Also being showcased at InfoComm are Matrox Video’s encoders, decoders, and converters to enable live production, distribution, and routing workflows, perfect for any size Pro AV, live event, or corporate environment. ConvertIP converts ST 2110 and IPMX IP signals to and from HDMI, HDBaseT™, or SDI, and can be configured to support uncompressed and compressed AV over IP signals. Highlighted at the show is the new ConvertIP SDM Intel® smart display module with multiview feature and added SAP support for better interoperability with Dante audio, and more.

    Matrox Video’s gateway products enable integrators to bridge IP video signals from one format to another, ideal for environments incorporating different IP video formats and codecs. ConvertIP DSH now enables an IP-to-IP gateway between uncompressed and compressed, PTP/non-PTP, redundant/non-redundant ST 2110 and IPMX formats without significant quality loss and latency. Matrox Vion supports multi-channel transcode and transrate for HEVC, AVC, JPEG XS, and NDI. Vion can also transmux between ST 2110, IPMX, SRT, RTSP, MPEG TS and NDI protocols. Vion will be bridging content between the various Matrox AVoIP products at the booth.

    Matrox Video will also showcase its DSX LE5 and LE6 Series ST 2110 Network Interface Controllers (NICs), broadcast-grade solutions that support open standards like ST 2110, NMOS, and IPMX—enabling long-term interoperability. With support for RGB 4:4:4 and custom resolutions, PTP, and redundancy, they’re ideal for high-performance media server applications that demand flexibility and quality. Cost-effective entry-level models also make them a practical on-ramp to open standards-based AV-over-IP systems.

    “At InfoComm 2025, we’re excited to show how Matrox Video helps integrators and AV professionals build systems that scale, interoperate, and evolve with open standards,” said Spiro Plagakis, vice president of product management at Matrox Video. “Whether you’re building video walls, streaming AV content, or managing remote access, our IP portfolio addresses the real challenges of today’s AV workflows.”

  • The Road To InfoComm 2025 With Jetbuilt

    The Road To InfoComm 2025 With Jetbuilt


    The video version of this preview can be found here.

    InfoComm 2025 comes to sunny Orlando June 11-13, showcasing some of the most innovative technology in the AV industry. We are taking a look at what’s going to be on the floor at the Orange County Convention Center in the coming days of the show.

    We talk to Paul Dexter, CEO of Jetbuilt, about their innovations to the Helpdesk through Jetbot, an AI-powered project assistant. We also talk about the other solutions they are showcasing at booth 4369 during the show.

    AVNation is a news outlet made by and for audiovisual professionals. Every one of our panelists, writers, producers and hosts have worn a hat or several within the AV industry. It’s this unique experience that gives us a fresh look at the industry as a whole and allows us to engage with end users, technology managers, IT managers and AV integrators in a meaningful way.

    Everything that AVNation does in events like Integrated Systems Europe and Infocomm are in part made possible by our supporters and underwriters who provide financial support for AVNation. If you have questions about the shows or have a unique experience to offer please contact AVNation by clicking here. We are always looking for different viewpoints within the AV industry.

  • VuWall and G&D to Unveil Joint Control Room Solution at InfoComm 2025

    VuWall and G&D to Unveil Joint Control Room Solution at InfoComm 2025

    VuWall and G&D (Guntermann & Drunck) are teaming up for the first time to debut a powerful new control room solution at InfoComm 2025 in Orlando. Their joint innovation, VisionVS, combines video wall visualization and KVM control into a single device, making control room setup easier and operations smoother. Visitors can catch live demos of VisionVS and other new tech like VuWall’s TRx 3.10 platform and G&D’s secure ControlCenter-Compact matrix system, all designed for mission-critical environments like government, defense, and enterprise operations.

    The showcase will also include hands-on demos, a tech talk on AV-over-IP optimization, and a networking cocktail party. This collaboration signals a new phase of innovation in control room technology, with both companies committed to open, integrated, and secure solutions.

    VuWall and Guntermann & Drunck (G&D), technology leaders in video wall management and KVM systems, will showcase their latest innovations at InfoComm 2025, booth 743, from June 12-14 in Orlando, FL. The event marks the debut of their first integrated solution: VisionVS, a powerful dual-encoding appliance that unifies video wall visualization and KVM control, simplifying project design and delivering high-performance control room operations.

    “We’re excited to exhibit alongside G&D for the first time at InfoComm,” said Paul Vander Plaetse, Chief Marketing Officer at VuWall. “In just a few short months, our teams collaborated to deliver a powerful, unified solution that transforms how control rooms operate. VisionVS is a testament to what’s possible when industry leaders combine their strengths—and InfoComm is the perfect stage to showcase it and gather feedback from the AV community. This launch is just the beginning of what promises to be a very successful partnership.”

    G&D will also feature:

    • ControlCenter-Compact– A high-performance, flexible KVM matrix system supporting up to 176 ports with options for both CAT and fiber connections, ideal for the most demanding command and control environments.
    • SecureCert– G&D’s new security feature for KVM-over-IP systems. Compliant with FIPS 140-3, Common Criteria, and DoDIN APL, ScureCert protects data and IT infrastructure in highly sensitive sectors, including government agencies and defense. With this feature, G&D introduces the world’s first comprehensively certified IP matrix system, reinforcing its position as a trusted provider of secure KVM solutions for mission-critical environments.

    VuWall highlights include:

    • TRx 3.10– The latest version of VuWall’s centralized management platform, adds supports for G&D’s matrix switches including ControlCenter-Compact, ControlCenter-Digital, ControlCenter-IP and ControlCenter-IP-XS to deliver seamless video wall and KVM control in a single, unified interface.
    • ControlVuTM Dynamic Control Panel– ControlVu now features a pre-programmed, ready-to-use design that lets operators easily manage video wall sources, layouts, presets, and scripts with drag-and-drop functionality and live preview—no custom setup required.
    • Q-SYS Plugin Integration– This new plugin enables operators to control VuWall’s ecosystem directly from the Q-SYS platform without any custom programming. It simplifies workflows by providing real-time system status visibility and the ability to launch layouts, presets, and scripts—all from a single, unified platform. This integration highlights VuWall’s commitment to delivering open, interoperable solutions.

    Live Presentation & Demo
    Don’t miss VuWall’s Nick Mathis and Ray Lacey live on the Technology Innovation Stage, presenting “Video Walls over IP: Optimizing Control Room Operations.” Learn how modern AV-over-IP technology is enhancing collaboration, real-time visualization, and 24/7 operational workflows. Thursday, June 12 | 10:30-10:50 a.m. | Booth 2461

    Networking Event

    Join VuWall and G&D for an exclusive cocktail party on June 12, from 5:00 – 8:00 p.m. at The Pub Orlando. This invite-only event is a great opportunity to network with industry professionals in a relaxed setting. Register at: vuwall.com/infocomm-rsvp-cocktail-orlando/

    Live Demos on the Floor

    VuWall and G&D will run live demos throughout the show in booth 743. VuWall will also be featured at Absen (booth 1950). Schedule a meeting or learn more at: vuwall.com/infocomm.

  • The Road To InfoComm 2025 With Listen Technologies

    The Road To InfoComm 2025 With Listen Technologies


    The video version of this preview can be found here.

    InfoComm 2025 comes to sunny Orlando June 11-13, showcasing some of the most innovative technology in the AV industry. We are taking a look at what’s going to be on the floor at the Orange County Convention Center in the coming days of the show.

    We are joined by Mikey Shaffer, Senior Director of Sales at Listen Technologies to talk about what they’ll have in store at booth 4361 during the show. We also discuss the evolution of accessibility solutions and what they are doing with Auracast to boost those capabilities.

    AVNation is a news outlet made by and for audiovisual professionals. Every one of our panelists, writers, producers and hosts have worn a hat or several within the AV industry. It’s this unique experience that gives us a fresh look at the industry as a whole and allows us to engage with end users, technology managers, IT managers and AV integrators in a meaningful way.

    Everything that AVNation does in events like Integrated Systems Europe and Infocomm are in part made possible by our supporters and underwriters who provide financial support for AVNation. If you have questions about the shows or have a unique experience to offer please contact AVNation by clicking here. We are always looking for different viewpoints within the AV industry.

  • The Road To InfoComm 2025 With AtlasIED

    The Road To InfoComm 2025 With AtlasIED


    The video version of this preview can be found here.

    InfoComm 2025 comes to sunny Orlando June 11-13, showcasing some of the most innovative technology in the AV industry. We are taking a look at what’s going to be on the floor at the Orange County Convention Center in the coming days of the show.

    We talk to Gina Sansivero, VP of Marketing & Corporate Communications for AtlasIED about what they’ll have at booth 5861 during the show. We discuss the improvements made to their Atmosphere platform through feedback, and how attendees can experience their products firsthand at their audio room on the show floor.

    AVNation is a news outlet made by and for audiovisual professionals. Every one of our panelists, writers, producers and hosts have worn a hat or several within the AV industry. It’s this unique experience that gives us a fresh look at the industry as a whole and allows us to engage with end users, technology managers, IT managers and AV integrators in a meaningful way.

    Everything that AVNation does in events like Integrated Systems Europe and Infocomm are in part made possible by our supporters and underwriters who provide financial support for AVNation. If you have questions about the shows or have a unique experience to offer please contact AVNation by clicking here. We are always looking for different viewpoints within the AV industry.

  • SDVoE Alliance to Demonstrate High-Performance Audiovisual Technology for Healthcare Applications at InfoComm 2025

    SDVoE Alliance to Demonstrate High-Performance Audiovisual Technology for Healthcare Applications at InfoComm 2025

    At InfoComm 2025, the SDVoE Alliance will showcase how its zero-latency, no-compression AV technology is transforming healthcare environments. In partnership with Advantech and Broadata Communications, the Alliance will feature live demonstrations of real-time medical AI and networked operating room simulations. These hands-on experiences will highlight the critical need for high-speed, reliable video transmission in healthcare, especially during surgeries where precision and timing are vital.

    The demonstrations are part of SDVoE’s Power of 10 initiative, emphasizing how 10Gbps Ethernet infrastructure can support next-gen audiovisual needs in medical settings. The Alliance aims to show IT and AV professionals how SDVoE simplifies deployments, reduces costs, and ensures flawless image quality, making it a future-ready solution for healthcare and beyond.

    The SDVoE Alliance, a nonprofit consortium of technology providers collaborating to standardize the adoption of Ethernet to transport AV signals in professional AV environments, will present a series of interactive demonstrations from Advantech and Broadata Communications Inc. to highlight the capabilities of SDVoE technology, specifically in healthcare applications, at InfoComm 2025. As part of SDVoE Alliance’s Power of 10 initiative, the demonstrations from Advantech and Broadata will showcase how SDVoE technology empowers healthcare environments with real-time, high-performance solutions that are easy to deploy, scalable and cost-effective.

    Advantech will demonstrate SDVoE technology in a medical AI application, showcasing how AI assistance can provide real-time visual cues during a surgical procedure. Unlike alternative AVoIP solutions, SDVoE introduces no compression and zero latency, which are both critical for AI-assisted surgery, where even slight delays or visual artifacts can impact performance and patient safety. Advantech’s demonstration will highlight SDVoE’s unique advantages for artifact-sensitive medical AI use cases.

    Broadata will showcase Medical Imaging in a networked operating room environment. A live display featuring camera feeds and medical monitors will be combined with an interactive operation game where attendees can simulate endoscopic surgery. Broadata’s demonstration will emphasize zero latency, no compression, standard software interface, multiview, Instaswitch and the ultra-low power capabilities of SDVoE technology, all essential for the demanding requirements of the medical industry.

    “We are excited to partner with Advantech and Broadata to showcase SDVoE technology and its ability to support healthcare audiovisual systems with solutions that deliver unmatched speed and reliability,” said Stephane Tremblay, president of the SDVoE Alliance. “At InfoComm 2025, attendees will have the opportunity to experience firsthand how SDVoE’s zero latency and no compression capabilities can transform healthcare environments, ensuring critical information is delivered without delay and with flawless image quality.”

    As 10 Gbps Ethernet infrastructure becomes more accessible, SDVoE technology is unlocking the full potential of this standard, delivering uncompromised performance with zero-millisecond latency and flawless image quality. SDVoE’s technology provides integrators and end users the ability to tap into the full power of 10G networks, simplifying deployment, reducing costs and opening up new possibilities in professional audiovisual applications.

  • The Road To InfoComm 2025 With Vanco

    The Road To InfoComm 2025 With Vanco


    The video version of this preview can be found here.

    InfoComm 2025 comes to sunny Orlando June 11-13, showcasing some of the most innovative technology in the AV industry. We are taking a look at what’s going to be on the floor at the Orange County Convention Center in the coming days of the show.

    We talk to Mark Corbin, President at Vanco, about what’s new about their EVO-IP 2.0 solutions they’ll be debuting at the show at booth 3473. We also talk about the innovations in audio and video control and the flexibility required to distribute sources in many different environments.

    AVNation is a news outlet made by and for audiovisual professionals. Every one of our panelists, writers, producers and hosts have worn a hat or several within the AV industry. It’s this unique experience that gives us a fresh look at the industry as a whole and allows us to engage with end users, technology managers, IT managers and AV integrators in a meaningful way.

    Everything that AVNation does in events like Integrated Systems Europe and Infocomm are in part made possible by our supporters and underwriters who provide financial support for AVNation. If you have questions about the shows or have a unique experience to offer please contact AVNation by clicking here. We are always looking for different viewpoints within the AV industry.

  • Boom to Unveil New Pro AV Innovations at InfoComm 2025

    Boom to Unveil New Pro AV Innovations at InfoComm 2025

    Boom Collaboration is set to debut several new Pro AV products at InfoComm 2025 in Orlando. The company will showcase its smart ARC bridge for seamless switching between in-room systems and BYOM setups, along with an expandable AI-powered speakerphone, and a wireless content sharing tool. These innovations focus on simplifying conferencing, enhancing flexibility, and improving user experience across all platforms and devices.

    Boom will also present its “meeting room in-a-box” video kits and the HALO videobar with 4K video, AI auto-framing, and multiple mic options. Designed for easy deployment and high-quality collaboration, Boom’s solutions aim to eliminate the hassle of setup and support hybrid work environments. The company invites IT professionals to experience these innovations firsthand at booth #3329.

    Fast-growing AV manufacturer Boom Collaboration will unveil a series of new connectivity and conferencing solutions at InfoComm 2025, focused on simplicity, adaptability, and user experience.

    The Texas-based company has developed the Boom ARC smart bridge for seamless host switching between in-room and Bring Your Own Meeting (BYOM) deployments.

    Key highlights also include its own dedicated wireless content sharing solution as well as an innovative expandable speakerphone with advanced AI noise cancelling capabilities – that can link up to a further seven devices.

    Plethora

    In addition, Boom will showcase its ‘meeting room in-a-box’ video kit range, at the three-day Orlando show from June 11-13th. The all-in-one solutions feature video and audio hardware plus its one-cable-connection ZYGO station – designed to simplify installations and capitalize on high demand for Bring Your Own Meeting deployments.

    “The video conferencing world moves fast, and we know we have to move even faster to stay ahead,” says Co-Founder Fredrik Hörnkvist.

    “Our focus has always been on creating solutions that simplify collaboration while delivering an exceptional experience, based on any device across any platform in any room. The ARC is designed for the hybrid reality we all work in. It offers automatic switching between room-based and personal devices, while providing USB-C power delivery and versatile I/O options – including HDMI, for seamless flexibility.”

    He added: “InfoComm is the perfect place to demonstrate how far we’ve come and what’s ahead. These launches reflect our mission to simplify conferencing and create intuitive tools for modern work.”

    Bigger Stage

    Fellow founder Holli Hulett says Boom will display its complete range of video, audio and connectivity solutions, which are also available from boom.co

    “Simplicity is our compass. Our meeting room in-a-box kits for example make it easier to choose the right equipment for any space while delivering the high-quality features teams need to work effectively. They’re practical, efficient, and designed to take the hassle out of getting your stuff done.”

    Visitors can also witness the company’s HALO videobar which boasts ultra HD 4K performance, a wide angle 120° field of view, AI Auto-framing and speaker-tracking, 10x ePTZ, six digital array mics plus the option of up to 8 additional expandable mics. It’s available in black or white colors.

    “Every InfoComm is a bigger stage for us,” Hulett added. “We’re here to solve real problems – whether it’s streamlining setups or making BYOM seamless. We’ve grown fast, but the most exciting part is what’s next. We can’t wait to share it all from booth #3329 as more than 30,000 global attendees converge in Orlando.”