A preview of the products, technologies, and ideas that will take center stage at InfoComm India 2026
There was a time when a Pro AV exhibition was largely about seeing the latest display, projector, microphone, speaker, or control system. Today, that definition feels increasingly inadequate.
The professional AV industry is undergoing a fundamental transformation. Displays are becoming intelligent canvases. Audio systems are becoming more aware of their environments. Collaboration platforms are blending AV and IT. AI is moving from conversation to practical deployment. Immersive technologies are changing how audiences experience spaces. Increasingly, customers are no longer buying individual pieces of hardware; they are looking for integrated experiences that solve real business and operational challenges.
Against this backdrop, InfoComm India 2026, taking place September 16–18 at the Jio World Convention Center in Mumbai, arrives at an interesting moment for India’s Pro AV industry. The show is set to be the largest edition yet, with more than 300 global brands, over 14,000 industry professionals, and more than 130 new product launches expected across the exhibition floor. The footprint has also grown by more than 17% compared with 2025, spanning five halls across two levels of JWCC. (InfoComm India 2026)
For visitors, that scale brings opportunity, but also a challenge. With so much to see, where should one begin?
That is precisely where this AV Today Product Showcase comes in.
More than products, a glimpse of what’s next
The products featured on the following pages represent a selection of technologies visitors can expect to encounter at InfoComm India. They span a wide range of applications and categories, reflecting the growing diversity of today’s Pro AV ecosystem.
From collaboration and conferencing to professional audio, displays, digital signage, control and automation, immersive experiences, and specialized solutions, the exhibition floor will bring together technologies designed for an equally diverse set of environments.
The official show floor reflects this convergence, with solutions spanning Unified Communications & Collaboration, digital signage, control and automation, large-format displays and video walls, broadcast, live events, immersive experiences, live sound, venue solutions, projection mapping, and interactive technologies, among others. (InfoComm India 2026)
For AV professionals, this convergence is perhaps the show’s most significant story.
The modern meeting room, classroom, command center, auditorium, retail environment, or experience center can no longer be viewed as a collection of independent technologies. Displays need to communicate with control systems. Cameras need to work seamlessly with collaboration platforms. Audio needs to respond intelligently to the environment. Content needs to move across screens and spaces. And the entire experience increasingly needs to be managed, monitored, and supported by software.
The result is an AV industry moving decisively toward integrated, intelligent, experience-led solutions.
AI moves from buzzword to deployment
Few technologies are generating as much discussion across the industry as artificial intelligence.
But the more interesting question is no longer whether AI will influence Pro AV. It is how quickly it will become part of everyday AV deployments.
At InfoComm India 2026, AI is expected to feature across several technology categories, from collaboration and meeting-room solutions to intelligent workflows, automation, and experience technologies. The show’s expanded program also includes dedicated sessions on emerging trends and AI. (InfoComm India 2026)
For end users, the real value of AI will ultimately be measured not by how impressive a demonstration looks, but by how effectively it solves a problem.
Can it make meetings more productive? Can it simplify system operation? Can it improve content delivery? Can it help manage increasingly complex AV environments? Can it make technology more accessible to users who are not AV specialists?
These questions will increasingly shape purchasing decisions.
The experience is becoming the product
Another important shift is the industry’s move from selling technology to delivering experiences.
A large LED wall is impressive. A high-performance projector is impressive. A sophisticated audio system is impressive. But customers increasingly want to know what these technologies can do together.
This is especially relevant as organizations invest in immersive environments, smart workplaces, digital learning spaces, experiential retail, entertainment venues, and large-scale public spaces.
InfoComm India’s emphasis on Integrated Experience Technology reflects this changing market. The show describes itself as a platform that connects global innovation with real-world deployment opportunities in India, bringing together manufacturers, solution providers, system integrators, consultants, and technology end users. (InfoComm India 2026)
That makes the exhibition floor more than a technology marketplace. It becomes a window into how spaces themselves are evolving.
From specifications to solutions
For years, the AV industry has been comfortable discussing specifications such as brightness, resolution, processing power, microphone pickup, channel counts, bandwidth, and latency.
Those specifications remain important, but they are increasingly only the starting point.
Today’s customers want to understand the application.
How quickly can the system be deployed? How easy is it to operate? Can it integrate with existing infrastructure? Can it scale? How much training is required? What happens when something goes wrong? Can the solution be managed remotely?
And perhaps most importantly, does it deliver a measurable improvement in the user’s experience?
These questions are pushing manufacturers to develop products that are not merely technically capable but also easier to integrate, operate, and maintain.
They are also changing the role of the system integrator and consultant. The value of professional AV is increasingly being created not by any single component but by the ability to bring multiple technologies together into a dependable solution.
A show worth exploring beyond the booth
InfoComm India 2026 is also designed to encourage visitors to look beyond product demonstrations.
The show program includes dedicated areas and sessions covering digital signage, conference and collaboration, live events and immersive technology, broadcast AV, enterprise IT, education, audio, emerging trends and AI, AV design and integration, and networking and cybersecurity. (InfoComm India 2026)
This combination of exhibition, education, and networking is increasingly important for an industry as rapidly changing as Pro AV.
The technologies on display tell only part of the story. The conversations around those technologies may be just as valuable.
Your preview starts here
Over the next few pages, AV Today brings you a curated selection of products and solutions from exhibitors at InfoComm India 2026.
This is not intended to be a comprehensive catalog of everything on the show floor. Instead, think of it as a starting point for your visit, a preview of products and innovations worth adding to your agenda.
For consultants and system integrators, these pages may help identify technologies worth evaluating for upcoming projects. For manufacturers and distributors, they provide a snapshot of the innovation being brought to the Indian market. And for end users, they offer an early look at solutions that could transform how their spaces operate and how people interact within them.
The bigger story, however, is the direction these technologies are taking the industry.
AV is becoming more connected, more intelligent, more software-driven, and more immersive. Increasingly, it is focused on the experience rather than the equipment itself.
That makes InfoComm India 2026 more than an exhibition of the latest products.
It is a glimpse into what India’s professional AV landscape could look like next.
So, as you prepare to walk through the halls of Jio World Convention Center this September, keep this showcase close.
Mark the products that catch your attention. Visit the booths. Ask questions. See the technology in action. Talk to the people behind it.
Because sometimes the most important innovation on a show floor isn’t the product you expected to see.
It is the possibility you discover when you see what that product can do.
