InfoComm 2025 Recap – New Tech, Game-Changing Products & Key Takeaways

Audio Visual Expo – InfoComm 2025 Recap

All about InfoComm 2025, held from June 7 to 13 at the Orange County Convention Center in Orlando, Florida, brought together the brightest minds and the most advanced technologies in the professional AV industry. With over 800 exhibitors and nearly 31,000 attendees, this year’s event was the largest and most innovative to date.

🔥 Major Trends at InfoComm 2025

1. AI Is Leading the Way
Artificial Intelligence was at the heart of this year’s expo. From AI-powered meeting assistants to real-time transcription, bright lighting, and room automation, AI is transforming the way we communicate and collaborate. Sessions like “Beyond the Meeting Room” explored how AI is transforming workplaces.

2. Hybrid Conferencing Tools
With participation from Microsoft, Zoom, Google, and more, the focus on hybrid work environments was massive. New UC platforms and smart audio-visual integrations made remote collaboration smoother, brighter, and more engaging than ever.

3. IP and Networked AV Revolution
Networked AV and IP-based broadcasting are now the standard. Companies showcased IPMX and SMPTE ST 2110 gear for seamless UHD video and audio over IP networks. Highlights included EvertzAV’s MMA25G, Audinate’s Dante Device Link, and Matrox’s interoperable IP solutions.

🚀 Product Highlights from the Show Floor

• Panasonic’s MEVIX: A new AV sub-brand combining hardware, software, and services for a turnkey AV solution.

• VuWall VisionVS: A hybrid video wall and KVM system – a true game-changer for control rooms and live monitoring.

• AtlasIED’s IsoFlare FS: Next-level audio clarity and wall-mounted control systems.

• ENCO enCaption & enTranslate Mobile: BYOD live captioning and multi-language translation using QR codes.

• Image Point AIO COB LEDs: Ultra-fine pitch (as low as P0.9) all-in-one displays with built-in mirroring and touch.

Other standout booths included Axis, LAIA Tech’s PTZ cameras, and Screen Innovations’ ALR projection screens.

📍 Events & Experiences

• AVIXA Women’s Breakfast with AI thought leader Bob Russell drew large crowds and meaningful conversations around ethics, leadership, and diversity in tech.

• Immersive tours and panels from Universal, AWS, and Studio Other offered insights into the future of interactive experiences and innovative workplaces.

• Live demos and networking events filled every corner of the massive 400,000+ sq. ft. expo space.