As one of the most influential professional audiovisual exhibitions in North America, InfoComm USA gathers global AV industry leaders, innovators, and professionals each year to explore the latest technologies and trends. The exhibition provides a crucial platform for Unilumin to present its advanced solutions and reaffirm its commitment to global innovation.

InfoComm USA, held from June 11–13 in Orlando, is one of the most influential professional audiovisual trade shows in North America. As a platform that gathers industry leaders, cutting-edge innovations, and global partners, the exhibition perfectly aligns with LAMPRO Technology’s vision of driving LED technology forward with customer-centric, value-driven products.

Hurraraih bin Sohail and Paul Milligan get together at the end of INfoComm 2025 Day 1 to discuss the best things they have seen during the day. The chat includes preparation for the Soccer World Cup next year in USA, Microsoft MDEP, Barco SwiftAgent (coming in the next 6 months), LED Studio's double-sided LED offering called Gemini, and Unilumin's Unatural architectural LED product.

Extron has announced that its network AV specialist (NAVS) certification is available as a self-paced, online training program, focusing on the design and management of Extron NAV AVoIP systems.

Lightware Visual Engineering has begun rolling out paper-only packaging for its flagship products, aiming to reduce environmental impact across the company.

Audio Solvation has delivered a versatile L-Acoustics X Series system to balance high energy atmosphere with residential neighbourhood sound management.

This September, the UK's market-leading trade event for live entertainment technology will set the stage for breakthrough products, big ideas, and invaluable industry connections.

A study called ‘The Attention Dividend’, has revealed premium large format Digital Out of Home (DOOH) attracts five times more attention than online digital formats.

Shure and PPDS have announced a global alliance, combining Shure’s audio ecosystems with Philips Professional Displays products.

New technology could allow airport security to ‘feel’ for threats through virtual pat-downs, letting agents identify threats without physically touching passengers.