LAS VEGAS — InfoComm 2026 was a massive success, bringing together 28,132 attendees from 94 countries, and 35,707 total registrants on June 17-19.
Its 807 exhibitors filled 395,500 net square feet of show floor space at the Las Vegas Convention Center with the latest technologies in audiovisual solutions, collaboration, retail, broadcast, digital signage, AI-driven systems, workplace innovation and immersive experiences.
The show’s organizer, AVIXA, also announced the launch of RESIDE, an event for the custom integration community, created through a joint venture with Home Technology Specialists of America (HTSA) and ProSource.
It will target the integrators, manufacturers and service providers in the residential market. Together, HTSA and ProSource represent more than 750 of North America’s leading residential integration firms.
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RESIDE will debut with Lightapalooza at InfoComm 2027 on June 16-18 in Orlando. AVIXA acquired Lightapalooza from HTSA in April.
InfoComm is a magnet for the biggest names in AV tech, and this year did not disappoint, with keynoters Ilya Bukshteyn, Corporate Vice President for Microsoft Teams Calling, Meetings and Devices, and Espen Løberg, Vice President and General Manager, Collaboration Devices at Cisco.
Another show highlight was its immersive activations.
At “Smart Workplace,” attendees experienced how AI-enabled collaboration, workplace analytics and integrated communications technologies are making work environments more collaborative and personalized.
“The Pitch” showcased how integrated AV technologies are creating more engaging and dynamic experiences for audiences both inside and outside sports venues.
“Retail Experience” explored how AI, digital signage, content strategy and connected systems are transforming customer engagement and in-store experiences.
The first day of exhibits also featured the debut of the show’s first-ever Media Day.
“The excitement on the show floor reflected an industry that is evolving at an extraordinary pace, and this year’s activations, education and keynotes gave attendees a front-row seat to the technologies and ideas shaping the future,” Jenn Heinold, Senior Vice President, Expositions, Americas, AVIXA, said. “InfoComm 2026 expanded the ways attendees could engage with innovation and see firsthand that many of the technologies defining the future of work, communication and experiences are already delivering real-world impact today.”
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