Panasonic comes to InfoComm 2026 with a higher-ed focus on projection, DVLED, content management, and campus experience spaces beyond the classroom. At Booth C8325, the company is showing the PT-VMQ85, PT-RQ45K, all-in-one DVLED, 55-inch DVLED panels, Hive media management, and other visual solutions for education, simulation, arenas, public art, and projection mapping. For campus AV/IT teams, the value is in planning display and projection systems that support classrooms, venues, events, and content workflows across the full campus.

Draper comes to InfoComm 2026 with a higher-ed focus on the physical support behind projection, portable events, and DVLED installs. At Booth C7000, the company is showing the UFS Lite portable folding screen, Foundation One universal mounting for DVLED, Foundation custom structure solutions, Foundation Studio, and the Rope Walker Arrow prototype for long screen drops in high-ceiling spaces. For campus AV/IT teams, the value is in better planning, cleaner alignment, easier portable setup, and structural support for the rooms where standard mounting is not enough.

PlexusAV comes to InfoComm 2026 with a higher-ed focus on open standards, IPMX, and a less proprietary future for AV-over-IP. The company is showing 1G and 25G AV-over-IPMX, JPEG XS, Dante integration, HDBT 3.0 to IPMX transceivers, IPMX speakers, signal conversion tools, and Eco Mode for reduced power use. For campus AV/IT teams, the value is in bridging legacy HDMI, HDBaseT, SDI, NDI, and streaming workflows into a more interoperable networked AV architecture without starting from scratch.

Crestron comes to InfoComm 2026 with a higher-ed focus on content, collaboration, and control across the full campus. At Booth C7300, the company is showing Collab Compute, 80 Series touchscreens, 4-Series MPCs, DM NAX, intelligent modular audio, BYOD and native Zoom and Teams solutions, 1 Beyond camera enhancements, and the Spotify Camp Nou exhibit. For campus AV/IT teams, the value is in building rooms, venues, and collaboration spaces that are consistent for users, easier to support, and planned with the AV group at the table early.

Epiphan Video comes to InfoComm 2026 with a higher-ed focus on lecture capture as a full platform, not just a room device. At Booth C8719, the company is showing EC20 PTZ Camera, Pearl Nexus, Epiphan Edge, and Agent-ready AV. For campus AV/IT teams, the value is in scalable capture, remote support, room analytics, usage reporting, and tools that help make complicated classroom video workflows easier to manage across campus.

AJA comes to InfoComm 2026 with a higher-ed focus on bridging broadcast, AV, and IP video workflows across campus. At Booth N7744, the company is showing BRIDGE LIVE IP, IP25-R, OG-GEN10, Io Xpand, Mini-Converters, fiber transmission converters, I/O cards, and other tools for production, streaming, recording, timing, conversion, and delivery. For campus AV/IT teams, the value is in making it easier to connect classrooms, studios, events, student production, and remote contribution workflows without turning every video transition into a custom engineering project.

GUDE Systems comes to InfoComm 2026 with a higher-ed focus on remote power management for classrooms, AV rooms, and distributed campus spaces. The company is showing smart PDUs, UPS products, vertical power strips, cloud management software, and a new AC/DC PDU for smaller applications. For campus AV/IT teams, the value is faster remote reboot, better surge protection, cleaner installs, power monitoring, and fewer trips across campus when a room device simply needs to come back online.

AVI-SPL comes to InfoComm 2026 with a higher-ed focus on the full lifecycle of campus technology spaces. At Booth C5601, the company is showing Symphony, XTG, the Immersive Zone, real-time design, sustainability initiatives, and global services. For campus AV/IT teams, the value is in seeing how room design, usage data, sustainability planning, immersive experiences, and ongoing support connect beyond the initial install. The conversation is not just what gets built, but how campuses manage, measure, and improve those spaces over time.

Lumens comes to InfoComm 2026 with a practical focus on the classroom workflow behind HyFlex, lecture capture, and automated camera tracking. At Booth C9115, the company is showing CamConnect Pro 200 for preset-free speaker tracking, OIP Bridge IP & USB Routing Station, and Voice Connect for intelligent audio-based camera switching. For higher ed AV/IT teams, the story is less about one camera and more about how capture, tracking, routing, and connectivity hold together across real teaching spaces. Chester Lee from Lumens helps frame what campuses should look for when evaluating systems built for daily classroom use.

Catchbox comes to InfoComm 2026 with a higher-ed focus on classroom audio that is simple for users and flexible for AV teams. At Booth C5448, the company is showing the Catchbox Plus system, including Hub DSP, Clip, Stick, Cube, magnetic charging, range alarm, Dante, USB, automixing, feedback suppression, and customization options. For campus AV/IT teams, the value is a microphone system that supports participation, Q&A, HyFlex audio, and room-to-room consistency without asking faculty or students to think about the backend.