InfoComm 2025: Product Launches and Best of Show

InfoComm 2025’s product launches and Best of Show winners spanned six categories: conferencing and collaboration, displays and digital signage, audio, broadcast and video production, control and infrastructure, and learning spaces. This is the category-by-category record; the trends behind the launches are analysed in the companion post, InfoComm 2025: Pro AV Trends and the AI Shift.

Conferencing and collaboration

This category saw substantial advancements, driven by the ongoing demand for seamless hybrid work environments and more intuitive meeting experiences. The widespread introduction of AI-driven cameras and intelligent audio solutions indicates a pivotal transformation, moving collaboration technology from passive capture to active, intelligent participation. This aims to create more equitable and engaging experiences for hybrid participants by automating the technical aspects of meetings. The emphasis on wireless solutions further simplifies deployment and enhances flexibility within dynamic meeting environments, directly responding to the need for adaptable spaces without cable clutter, thereby improving the overall meeting setup and experience.

• AVer Information TR535N dual lens camera: AVer launched this camera featuring full NDI® integration and AI tracking capabilities, designed for streamlined control and enhanced user experiences in intelligent conferencing and collaboration. AVer highlighted its socially responsible technology.
• BXB AI-Powered × DECT Wireless Meeting technology: BXB debuted this cutting-edge solution, integrating AI-driven video tracking with wireless audio for crystal-clear, interference-free communication. It ensures perfect synchronisation of words and movements, providing high-quality audio for boardrooms, classrooms, and event spaces.
• IPEVO VOCAL HUB: A new wireless audio hub designed for crystal-clear, room-wide sound in hybrid meetings without the need for cables, significantly enhancing conference audio coverage.
• Lumens Digital Optics CamConnect Pro: This AI-powered voice-tracking camera system intelligently detects and follows speakers, ensuring seamless video transitions. It is complemented by the OIP Bridge, a real-time video conversion, distribution, and integrated device control system, both aimed at enhancing meeting efficiency and AV automation.
• Barco ClickShare Hub Pro & Barco CTRL: These solutions were recognised in the AV Technology Best of Show awards. ClickShare systems are central to wireless collaboration, and the "Hub Pro" indicates enhanced capabilities for larger or more complex meeting environments. Barco CTRL suggests a new control solution tailored for their ecosystem.
• Crestron Automate VX & Crestron DM NVX 384 encoder/decoder with Multiview: Awarded for AV Technology, Automate VX points to advanced automation for meeting spaces, while the DM NVX 384 signifies continued innovation in their AV over IP platform, which is crucial for flexible collaboration setups. The DM NVX 384 encoder/decoder now includes multiview functionality, allowing content from multiple sources to be viewed on a single display in various fixed compositions, supporting up to six sources in 16 flexible layouts. This feature is designed for applications like command and control centres, courtrooms, sports bars, and educational/enterprise deployments, operating on a one-gig network without requiring new switches.
• DTEN D7X 27: AV Technology Best of Show winner.
• HP Poly Studio A2 Audio Solutions: Recognised for AV Technology, indicating continued development in Poly's renowned audio pickup and processing for meeting spaces. The HP Poly Studio A2 Audio Bridge and Table Microphone solutions are purpose-built for enhanced audio in rooms of all sizes, including environments with HP Dimension with Google Beam. The Table Microphone offers crystal-clear audio pickup, daisy-chain scalability for up to eight microphones, and clean cable management. The Audio Bridge enables scalability and high-fidelity audio for up to 32 synchronised input channels, connecting seamlessly to Poly Studio video systems over a single Ethernet cable and featuring NoiseBlockAI technology.
• Huddly C1 AI-driven videobar: An AV Technology Best of Show winner, underscoring the trend of AI-powered video for intelligent framing and participant engagement. The Huddly C1 is an AI-powered video bar designed for small to medium meeting rooms, combining a high-quality intelligent camera with hi-fi audio and smart meeting room features. It utilises features like Genius Framing and intelligent lighting adjustments.
• Jabra PanaCast 40 VBS: An AV Technology Best of Show winner, an evolution of their popular intelligent video bar for huddle rooms and small meeting spaces, focusing on video collaboration.
• MuxLab Muxmeet Video Bar: This is a comprehensive all-in-one solution designed for seamless video conferencing and collaboration. Boasting true plug-and-play functionality, this device integrates a 4K-UHD camera, a beamforming microphone, and a full-frequency range loudspeaker into a single unit. Its impressive 20MP camera offers a wide 120° field of view and 5x digital zoom, further enhanced by ±15° pan and tilt support for optimal framing. The built-in microphone provides a generous 6-meter pick-up distance, complemented by a high-quality noise reduction system and echo cancellation for crystal-clear audio. Advanced features such as Auto Tracking and Auto Framing ensure that participants are always perfectly centred and visible.
• Neat Board Pro: An AV Technology Best of Show winner, Neat's integrated collaboration devices are known for their simplicity and robust features, with the "Pro" indicating enhanced capabilities for larger rooms or more demanding use cases. Neat also showcased dual Neat Center support for triangulated, AI-managed views in larger rooms, and a BYOD mode for the Neat Bar Generation 2, allowing single USB-C cable connection without subscription. The Neat App Hub expanded to include video calling apps like Airtame, Dialpad, and Zoho.
• Shure Microflex Wireless (MXW) neXt 4/8: An AV Technology Best of Show winner, representing Shure's continued innovation in wireless microphone systems, which are essential for flexible meeting and event spaces. Shure also debuted the IntelliMix Foundation System, a standalone base kit for Microsoft Teams certified rooms, featuring built-in IntelliMix Room digital signal processing (DSP) and a high-resolution touch panel for intuitive meeting control. This system offers flexibility for AV professionals to mix and match with Shure's Microflex Ecosystem microphones and loudspeakers.
• Cisco & Samsung Collaboration: Cisco and Samsung debuted a collaboration featuring the Samsung 105-inch 5K UHD Smart Signage display, the first 21:9 screen certified by Cisco. Cisco optimised RoomOS to natively support the 21:9 aspect ratio for Microsoft Teams Rooms and Webex Meetings, enhancing the view of participants and shared content. Additionally, the Samsung 136-inch The Wall 16:9 All-in-One LED was paired with Cisco collaboration devices and the newly announced Cisco Room Vision PTZ cameras for immersive large-screen meetings. Cisco collaboration devices, powered by NVIDIA chipsets and Cisco RoomOS software, intelligently track, group, and frame participants.
• HP Dimension with Google Beam: HP Inc. unveiled this AI-powered, true-to-life 3D video communications solution designed to take virtual collaboration to the next level. It delivers an immersive experience replicating in-person meetings without headsets, glasses, or wearables, combining 3D imaging, natural eye contact, spatial audio, and adaptive lighting. It uses six cameras and AI to create true-to-life 3D video of participants. This solution will provide a native Zoom Rooms or Google Meet experience and support interoperability with Teams and Webex.
• Logitech: Showcased Microsoft Multistream support for Logitech video bars in Microsoft Teams, allowing multiple separate video streams. The Logitech Sight now supports daisy-chaining two units in a room to create up to 8 simultaneous streams. Logitech also hosted training sessions for Microsoft Teams Rooms, Zoom Rooms, and Google Meet hardware deployments.
• Kramer: Highlighted its updated Microsoft Teams Rooms portfolio and other advanced collaboration tools. Kramer and AudioCodes demonstrated the KAC−CAM−70 Microsoft-certified dual 4K lens PTZ camera and the KAC-CAM-360 conference camera, both featuring AI-powered auto-framing, speaker tracking, and smart gallery capabilities.
• Yealink: Introduced the MeetingBoard Pro, a new collaboration board for natural and productive teamwork. They also showcased the upgraded MVC series, their next-generation Microsoft Teams Room system with smoother AI-powered switching, better framing, and a unified experience with Yealink MeetingDisplay. Updates to the MeetingBar Series now feature the Qualcomm 8550 processor and Microsoft MDEP, offering enhanced AI capabilities and enterprise-grade security. Yealink also highlighted AI technologies like IntelliFocus and Multi-stream IntelliFrame.
• MAXHUB: Showcased its comprehensive ecosystem of Windows-based Microsoft Teams Rooms solutions. Key highlights included the XBoard V7 Interactive Display, a Teams-certified interactive display with a 50MP Trident Lens triple-camera system and Windows 11 IoT integration. Also featured was the UC P30 Dual-Eye Camera, a 4K dual-camera system with intelligent framing and presenter tracking, and modular kits and video bar solutions for customised room setups.

Displays and digital signage

This category showcased a strong emphasis on high-resolution, versatile, and easily deployable display technologies, particularly in the LED space, alongside continued innovation in projection. The dominance of Direct View LED (DvLED) solutions, especially "All-in-One" and "Mobile/Foldable" formats, signifies a market shift towards easier deployment and greater versatility for large-format displays. This directly addresses the historical complexity and cost barriers of large LED walls, making them accessible to a broader range of applications and budgets. The recognition of mounting solutions further emphasises that the entire ecosystem, not just the display panel, is critical for successful deployment and market adoption, highlighting a holistic approach to visual solutions. The introduction of the Sony Spatial Reality Display points to a future where visual experiences are not just larger but also more immersive and interactive, pushing the boundaries of visual communication.

• Delta Electronics INSIGHT, M-Vision, E-Vision, and Radiance LED product lines: Delta highlighted its latest innovations across these display lines, engineered to elevate spaces to new visual heights. These represent significant advancements showcased at the event.
• AWALL CoB MicroLED Display: An AV Technology Best of Show winner, indicating advancements in MicroLED technology, which offers superior contrast, durability, and pixel density for high-end visual applications.
• Epson PowerLite L795SE 7,000-Lumen Short Throw 3LCD Laser Projector with 4K Enhancement: An AV Technology Best of Show winner, demonstrating continued innovation in high-brightness, flexible projection solutions for various applications, including education and corporate environments.
• Optoma ZK1320 4K UHD+ WQUXGA Laser Projector: An AV Technology Best of Show winner, further solidifying the role of high-resolution laser projectors in large venue and simulation applications, offering long-term reliability.
• Panasonic All-In-One DvLED AD Series: An AV Technology Best of Show winner, highlighting the trend towards easily deployable, integrated Direct View LED solutions that simplify installation.
• QSTECH XWALL V3 135” 4K LED AIO Display: An AV Technology Best of Show winner, another example of large-format, all-in-one LED displays simplifying installation and offering a complete visual solution.
• Sony ELF-SR2 Spatial Reality Display: An AV Technology Best of Show winner, representing a significant leap towards immersive 3D visual experiences without the need for special glasses, opening new possibilities for interactive content and design visualisation.

Digital Signage Best of Show winners

• ADI | Snap One SunBrite Solis: Best of Show winner.
• Bluefin 15.6” Outdoor Finished Touch Display: Another outdoor-focused display, emphasising touch interactivity in challenging outdoor settings.
• Chief TiLED Off-the-Wall dvLED Mounting Solutions & Chief Velocity Outdoor Pedestal System: These support solutions are critical for the practical deployment of LED displays, especially outdoor and large-format. Their recognition highlights the importance of comprehensive ecosystem solutions, not just the displays themselves.
• Hisense DP30FE Series: A new digital signage display series, indicating Hisense's expanded presence in the commercial display market.
• LG 136-inch MAGNIT AM Micro LED Display: A significant large-format Micro LED display, showcasing LG's commitment to premium visual solutions for high-impact installations.
• PPDS – Philips Professional Displays Philips Unite LED 6015 All in One (AIO): Reinforces the trend of integrated, easy-to-install LED solutions for digital signage, simplifying the procurement and deployment process.
• SiliconCore Technology Mobile Foldable LED Columns: An innovative form factor for LED displays, offering flexibility for temporary installations or dynamic spaces requiring unique visual elements.
• ViewSonic LDS138-151 Mobile Direct View LED Display Solution: Another mobile LED solution, emphasising portability and ease of setup for events and flexible environments.
• Samsung: In addition to the Cisco collaboration, Samsung showcased recently launched displays including the Color E-Paper, an energy-efficient digital signage solution with ultra-low power consumption and high visibility. They also featured the WAF Interactive Display, powered by Android, with new features like an "Annotation" button for seamless note-taking over videos. Samsung also highlighted software solutions like the Visual eXperience Transformation (VXT) platform, a cloud-native Content Management Solution (CMS), and the VXT CMS Transformer for smooth migration from MagicINFO.
• MAXHUB CMA Series and UW Series professional displays: These displays are now Crestron Connected® certified, enabling one-touch power, input-source, and mode switching via a single Ethernet connection. This certification allows MAXHUB displays to be integrated into Crestron's XiO Cloud workspace for centralised management. MAXHUB also showcased the XBoard V7 Interactive Display.

Audio

Audio innovations focused on clarity, network integration, and enhanced control, crucial for both conferencing and live event applications. The emphasis on wireless, networked audio, and AI-driven transcription highlights a move towards highly flexible, integrated, and accessible audio systems. This signifies a departure from traditional, fixed audio installations towards dynamic, software-defined audio environments that can adapt to varying needs. The combination of wireless audio products with networked audio solutions demonstrates a clear trend: audio systems are becoming less reliant on physical cabling and more integrated into the broader IT network. This provides immense flexibility for system design and deployment, especially in multi-purpose spaces. Furthermore, the focus on AI for transcription and assistive listening directly addresses the growing demand for accessibility and inclusivity in all AV environments, ensuring that audio content is not only heard clearly but also understood by diverse audiences, thereby expanding the utility and reach of AV systems.

• BXB AI-Powered × DECT Wireless Meeting technology: (Also noted in Collaboration) This technology integrates AI-driven video tracking with wireless audio for crystal-clear, interference-free communication, demonstrating a fusion of audio and video intelligence.
• IPEVO VOCAL HUB: (Also noted in Collaboration) A wireless audio hub designed for crystal-clear, room-wide sound in hybrid meetings, addressing the need for flexible audio coverage without cabling.
• Bluesound Professional CP200: AV Technology Best of Show winner.
• Bose Professional DesignMax Luna: An AV Technology Best of Show winner, suggesting new architectural or installed sound solutions from a leading audio brand, focusing on aesthetic integration and acoustic performance.
• Crown ComTech D Series Compact Power Sharing Amplifiers with DSP and Dante: An AV Technology Best of Show winner, combining amplification, digital signal processing (DSP), and Dante networking for flexible and efficient audio system design, crucial for modern networked audio.
• JBL Control 400 Enhanced Coverage Series & JBL SRX900 Series Powered Flyable Subwoofers: Both AV Technology Best of Show winners, showcasing new speaker solutions for both installed (Control Series, for distributed audio) and live performance (SRX900, for high-impact sound reinforcement) applications, emphasising enhanced coverage and power.
• MuxLab Dante Digital Audio Line: This comprehensive range provides a complete ecosystem for Dante digital audio networking. They offer devices for transmitting, routing, converting, and processing audio signals, including encoders, decoders, DSPs, and more, facilitating seamless integration of legacy and Dante-compatible equipment in AV systems. This audio line simplifies complex audio routing and distribution, making it easier to design and deploy robust audio systems across various applications and vertical markets.
• RF Venue CP Stage Antenna: An AV Technology Best of Show winner, critical for robust wireless microphone performance in live events and large venues, ensuring reliable signal transmission.
• Shure Microflex Wireless (MXW) neXt 4/8: (Also noted in Collaboration) An AV Technology Best of Show winner, indicating advanced wireless microphone systems with enhanced channel counts and robust performance for diverse environments. Shure also debuted the Microflex MXN-6 Networked Pendant Loudspeaker, offering high-quality speech reproduction for AV conferencing. This PoE-powered loudspeaker integrates into a Shure-networked conferencing audio system, eliminating the need for an additional outboard amplifier.
• Sonos Era 100 Pro: An AV Technology Best of Show winner, suggesting Sonos is expanding its professional offerings with features tailored for commercial installations, leveraging its consumer success in a professional context.
• Bettear RTX (B-RTX): AV Technology Best of Show winner.
• AI-Media LEXI Voice: An AV Technology and Tech&Learning Best of Show winner, an AI-powered solution for transcription, directly supporting audio accessibility and content creation, crucial for inclusive communication.
• Nureva HDX pro audio series: A new line of adaptive audio systems designed for large classrooms, corporate training rooms, and meeting spaces up to 60 by 40 feet. The HDX series expands Nureva's V Series lineup with features for in-room sound reinforcement and conferencing support, including media playback, voice amplification, lesson capture, and AI integration. It features wall-mounted audio bars and optional microphone pods, connecting via a single AV-over-IP cable. Adaptive Voice Lift automatically adjusts voice amplification, and Microphone Mist technology provides full-room coverage. The system is compatible with AI tools like Microsoft Copilot and Zoom's AI Companion.
• Kramer PoE-Powered Dante Speakers: Making their North American debut, these speakers offer streamlined installation, compatibility with networked AV systems, and clean aesthetic design, reducing wiring complexity while maintaining professional-grade sound quality.
• Yamaha: Showcased its RIVAGE PM Series (PM5 and PM3 consoles) for uncompromised mixing, and the DM7 Series and DM3 Series digital mixers for simplified workflows. They also highlighted D-Series powered loudspeakers (DHR15M wedges, DZR10-D with Dante) and NEXO's latest loudspeaker systems. For integrated solutions, Yamaha presented ADECIA and the ProVisionaire platform for immersive sound and end-to-end AV integration in retail, hospitality, and conferencing. New microphone solutions included the RM-CG ceiling array microphone, RM-W flexible wireless microphone system, and RM-TT tabletop array microphone. The VXC2P Dante PoE powered ceiling speaker was also featured as part of the ADECIA Solution.

Broadcast and video production

Innovations in this area focused on streamlining content creation, real-time processing, and robust distribution for both traditional broadcast and live event production. The emergence of "Virtual Production Studio" solutions and advanced streaming/recording tools signals a democratisation of professional-grade content creation. This enables higher quality, more dynamic content to be produced with potentially fewer resources and by a wider range of users. The recognition of products like ENCO Qimera points to the increasing sophistication and accessibility of virtual production technologies, which were once exclusive to high-end studios. This means that complex visual effects and dynamic backgrounds are becoming more achievable for corporate, educational, and even small-scale broadcast environments. Similarly, the inclusion of compact live switchers and streaming tools suggests that professional-grade video production capabilities are becoming more prevalent and easier to deploy in non-traditional broadcast environments, such as corporate, educational, and live event settings. This trend empowers a wider range of users to create compelling video content, blurring the lines between traditional broadcast and other AV applications.

• Blackmagic Design HyperDeck Shuttle 4K Pro: An AV Technology Best of Show winner, indicating a new professional recorder/player for 4K video, crucial for high-quality production workflows in compact form factors.
• ENCO enTranslate Mobile & ENCO Qimera Virtual Production Studio: Both AV Technology Best of Show winners enTranslate Mobile points to on-the-go translation/transcription, vital for global content and live events. Qimera suggests advanced virtual production tools, a growing trend in broadcast and corporate video for creating dynamic content.
• ioversal Vertex AV Production Suite: AV Technology Best of Show winner.
• QuickLink StudioPro: An AV Technology Best of Show winner, suggesting professional-grade solutions for remote contribution and live production, crucial for distributed teams and events.
• Vizrt Viz Connect Audio: An AV Technology Best of Show winner, indicating new tools for integrating audio into Vizrt's powerful graphics and video production ecosystem, ensuring seamless audio-visual synchronisation.
• BirdDog Technologies MAKI Live & MAKi Studio: Tech&Learning Best of Show winner.
• Blackmagic Design ATEM Mini Extreme ISO G2: A Tech&Learning Best of Show winner, an updated version of their popular compact live production switcher, highlighting continued demand for accessible yet powerful production tools for a broader user base.
• Epiphan Edge: Tech&Learning Best of Show winner.

Control, integration and infrastructure

This category showcased solutions designed to simplify system management, enhance connectivity, and ensure robust network performance in complex AV environments. The sheer volume of AV over IP (AVoIP) solutions, coupled with dedicated AV-optimised network switches, IPMX/ST 2110 compatibility, and cloud-based management, confirms that the industry's digital transformation is accelerating. This shift is not just about signal transport but about creating scalable, flexible, and remotely manageable AV infrastructures, blurring the lines between AV and IT. The numerous AVoIP products and the specific recognition of a "Pro AV Managed Switch Series" are clear indicators that AV is fully embracing IT networking principles. This is a critical evolution because it allows AV systems to leverage existing IT infrastructure, reducing installation complexity and costs, while enabling greater scalability and remote management. The inclusion of IPMX and ST 2110 support signifies a move towards open standards, which is crucial for interoperability and future-proofing AV deployments, ensuring that components from different manufacturers can work together seamlessly. Furthermore, cloud-based management solutions represent a significant step towards proactive monitoring, predictive maintenance, and centralised control of distributed AV systems, enhancing operational efficiency and reducing downtime.

• Lumens Digital Optics OIP Bridge: A real-time video conversion, distribution, and integrated device control system designed to enhance meeting efficiency and AV automation, providing a centralised management point.
• Adder API for ADDERView Matrix: An AV Technology Best of Show winner, indicating enhanced programmability and integration for KVM (Keyboard, Video, Mouse) matrix systems, crucial for control room and broadcast applications requiring secure, remote access.
• ADI | Snap One Control4 X4: An AV Technology Best of Show winner, pointing to new advancements in Control4's home and commercial automation platform, emphasising integrated control across diverse devices.
• ADTECHNO Dante AV Ultra Smart Display Module DAV-03SBL: An AV Technology Best of Show winner, signifying the integration of Dante AV Ultra directly into displays, simplifying AV over IP deployment by reducing external hardware.
• Clear-Com Arcadia Central Station: An AV Technology Best of Show winner, a key component for professional intercom systems, essential for coordination in live events and broadcast, ensuring clear communication among production teams.
• Cobalt Digital WAVE Remote Control Panel Series: An AV Technology Best of Show winner, indicating new control interfaces for broadcast and video processing equipment, offering intuitive operation.
• EvertzAV IPMX-Ready gateways: An AV Technology Best of Show winner, highlighting Evertz's commitment to IPMX (IP Media Experience) standards, crucial for interoperable AV over IP, fostering open ecosystems.
• GUDE Systems Expert Power Control 8291-2: An AV Technology Best of Show winner, a power control unit, essential for remote management and troubleshooting of AV equipment, allowing for power cycling and monitoring.
• Hall Technologies Discovery 3 Series: AV Technology Best of Show winner.
• intoPIX Titanium IPMX / ST 2110 Apps: An AV Technology Best of Show winner, software applications supporting IPMX and ST 2110 standards, vital for high-performance, interoperable AV over IP workflows, enabling seamless integration.
• Lightware Taurus Smart Dock UCX-1x1-C40: An AV Technology Best of Show winner, a versatile connectivity and control solution for meeting rooms, simplifying device management.
• MuxLab AVoIP Line (HDMI & KVM): MuxLab showcased transceivers which are versatile devices that can act as a transmitter, receiver, or simultaneously as both. This dual capability offers immense flexibility, allowing for dynamic system configurations where any device can send or receive content as needed, simplifying inventory and deployment. These transceivers are game changers for modern AV deployments due to their robust feature set and flexibility.
• MuxLab Muximus: This unified platform makes Management, Monitoring, and now Control of AV systems a breeze. The strength of Muximus lies in its API and integration drivers for major control platforms, plus a built-in Dante controller, signaling a strategic shift towards open ecosystems. It is a clear move by MuxLab towards platform thinking, where ease of system integration and interoperability are paramount.
• NETGEAR AV M4350 Pro AV Managed Switch Series: An AV Technology Best of Show winner, a crucial development as it signifies network switches specifically optimised for Pro AV traffic, addressing the convergence of AV and IT by ensuring reliable performance.
• Nexmosphere Neo: An AV Technology and Digital Signage Best of Show winner, a new control or sensor platform for interactive digital signage, enabling dynamic content responses.
• Nice Gen3 AVoIP TX/RX: An AV Technology Best of Show winner, representing new transmitters and receivers for AV over IP solutions, expanding AVoIP deployment options.
• Riedel StageLink NSA006-A: An AV Technology Best of Show winner, a networking or interface device for professional audio and intercom systems, ensuring robust signal transport.
• RTS RVOC - RTS Voice Over Cloud: An AV Technology Best of Show winner, indicating cloud-based intercom or communication solutions, offering scalability and remote access.
• Utelogy Agentic AI For AV and UC Cloud Management: An AV Technology Best of Show winner, showcasing AI-powered cloud management for AV and Unified Communications systems, enabling predictive maintenance and optimisation for complex deployments.
• Valens Semiconductor VA7000 Integrated Chipset: AV Technology Best of Show winner.
• Vanco Evolution EVO-IP 2.0 with KVM and eARC/ARC: An AV Technology Best of Show winner, an updated AV over IP solution with KVM capabilities and enhanced audio return channel support, providing comprehensive connectivity.
• Visionary XB5: AV Technology Best of Show winner.
• Crestron Midspan Power Solution for USB-C Connectivity: This single-channel power solution intelligently injects up to 100 watts of charging power to USB-C cabling, while passing through USB 3.2 data at 10 gigabits per second for peripherals. It's suitable for new installations and retrofits lacking proper charging capabilities.
• Kramer: Introduced the MTX3-88-PR Pro All-In-One Matrix, a rack-efficient, single-box matrix designed to reduce installation complexity and cabling needs. It supports high-performance video processing and fast-switching scaling, with eight HDMI inputs (two optional USB-C), eight interchangeable HDBaseT 3.0 input/output ports, and eight HDMI outputs. Kramer also highlighted its extensive AVoIP portfolio supporting both 1G and 10G networks, enhanced by ZeeVee's advanced video delivery systems, and its Series 3 AVSM line offering integrated AV and USB-C functionality.
• QSC (Q-SYS): Showcased a range of Q-SYS Cores and processors, including the vCore Virtualized Processor (software-based), Core Nano (network I/O for small spaces), Core 8 Flex (network + analog I/O), NV-32-H (Core Capable) (network + analog I/O with integrated HDMI switcher), Core 110f, Core 24f, Core 510i, Server Core X10, Core 610, and Server Core X20r (various scales of network and analog I/O processors). They also featured QIO Series Control I/O Expanders, Network Amplifiers for the Q-SYS Ecosystem, and Touchscreen Paging Stations. Q-SYS now features native Dante network audio integration without additional hardware.

Learning and education spaces

This category focused on interactive displays, intelligent cameras, and software solutions designed to enhance engagement and accessibility in educational environments. The strong emphasis on AI-driven accessibility and intelligent automation in learning spaces reflects a deeper commitment to inclusive and efficient educational technology. The continued evolution of interactive displays coupled with robust software platforms indicates that the focus is shifting from passive consumption to active, engaging, and personalised learning experiences. The recognition of products like IPEVO Vurbo.AI and AI-Media LEXI Voice directly addresses the critical need for accessibility in education, ensuring that diverse learners, including those with hearing impairments or non-native speakers, can fully participate. The auto-tracking camera automates lecture capture, freeing educators from technical distractions and allowing them to focus on teaching. The continuous improvement of interactive displays and their accompanying software signifies that hardware alone is insufficient; the user experience, content management, and collaborative features delivered through software are paramount for effective modern learning environments, driving deeper engagement and pedagogical innovation.

• IPEVO Vurbo.AI: A groundbreaking multilingual transcript generator, transforming global communication by interpreting and translating conversations into instantaneous, multilingual transcripts, enhancing accessibility for more inclusive educational and professional environments.
• IPEVO VOCAL HUB: (Also noted in Collaboration) A wireless audio hub for crystal-clear, room-wide sound in hybrid meetings, beneficial for classrooms by providing flexible audio coverage.
• INTELLIGENT LECTERN SYSTEMS ILS Synergy+ series: AV Technology Best of Show winner.

Tech&Learning Best of Show winners

• AI-Media LEXI Voice: (Also in AV Tech) An AI-powered solution for transcription, highly valuable for accessibility in learning environments, providing real-time text for spoken content.
• Clear Touch Connect Software: A software solution, indicating the importance of intuitive user interfaces and content management for interactive displays in education, enhancing usability.
• Hisense GoBoard Pro WM6FE series: A new interactive flat panel display, Hisense's offering for the education market, designed for collaborative learning.
• PepperDash Portal: (Also in AV Tech) A Best of Show winner, potentially a control or collaboration platform for educational settings, simplifying system operation.
• PTZOptics SimplTrack: A new auto-tracking camera, simplifying video capture of instructors or presenters in classrooms, automating lecture recording.
• Sharp Electronics AQUOS BOARD PN-LM: Sharp's new interactive display for education, offering a large, interactive surface for teaching.
• TouchView Interactive COMPANION Series: Another interactive display series, emphasising collaboration and engagement in classrooms and hybrid learning spaces.
• ViewSonic myViewBoard 3.0 Software: An updated version of their popular interactive whiteboard software, highlighting the role of software in enhancing the interactive display experience and fostering digital collaboration.
• Nureva HDX pro audio series: Designed for large classrooms and training rooms, offering features like Adaptive Voice Lift, voice amplification, lesson capture, and compatibility with AI tools like Microsoft Copilot and Zoom's AI Companion.
• Yealink: Showcased the MeetingBoard Pro and the upgraded MVC series for Microsoft Teams Rooms, which are relevant for educational settings.
• MAXHUB XBoard V7 Interactive Display: A Teams-certified interactive display suitable for various room configurations, including classrooms.

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Frequently asked questions

Which product categories stood out at InfoComm 2025?

Conferencing and collaboration, displays and digital signage, audio, broadcast and video production, control and infrastructure, and learning spaces.

What drove conferencing and collaboration launches?

Demand for seamless hybrid work and more intuitive meetings, with AI-driven cameras and intelligent audio moving collaboration technology from passive capture to active participation.

What are the Best of Show awards?

Awards presented at InfoComm across categories including AV Technology, Digital Signage and Tech&Learning, recognising notable products launched at the show.