The audiovisual integration trade show returns to Las Vegas with new spaces, expanded education and a redesigned show floor.

Produced by AVIXA, the Audiovisual and Integrated Experience Association, InfoComm 2026 will offer a refreshed experience for attendees to explore how professional audiovisual technologies are transforming the way we work, play, learn and connect.

InfoComm 2026 will host more than 750 exhibiting companies showcasing solutions in conferencing and collaboration, digital signage, broadcast AV, enterprise IT, learning spaces and live event technologies. From AI-powered systems and immersive environments to real-world audiovisual applications, InfoComm is the premier destination for large-scale audiovisual integration across all sectors.

This year, InfoComm celebrates the power of AV to change the world at work and at play. As professional AV becomes an increasingly essential part of customer-facing IT, broadcast AV and artificial intelligence solutions, it is vital to have a place where the industry can come together. InfoComm 2026 provides a key forum to explore these technologies, gain valuable insights and meet new colleagues who share a passion for shaping the future of our industry, said David Labuskes, CTS, CAE, RCDD, CEO of AVIXA, producer of InfoComm. 

Redesigned show floor: focus on work and play 

True to AVIXA’s motto Together, we change how people experience the world, InfoComm 2026 will organize the show floor for the first time around work and play. This will help attendees explore solutions based on real-world applications.

The Central Hall will focus on the “work” environment, with technology solutions including conferencing and collaboration, command and control, digital signage, learning spaces and enterprise IT. Attendees will be able to experience several new and expanded experience zones, including:

• Smart Workplace, powered by the experts at FORTÉ and developed with technology partner Shure Incorporated, presenting solutions that redefine hybrid work, meeting equity and people-centered office design.
• Retail Experience, featuring a connected store environment developed together with technology partner Samsung Electronics America and designed to reflect the future of both physical and digital retail.

The North Hall will highlight “Play” technologies (audio, broadcast AV, lighting, staging and live event solutions), along with The Pitch, powered by Diversified, a dynamic experience area showcasing live production, immersive displays and fan engagement technologies used in sports and entertainment environments. The AVIXA TV Studio will also return, demonstrating a fully operational broadcast studio designed for both corporate and entertainment applications.

InfoComm 2026 is designed to immerse attendees in the audiovisual world in action, from technologies that enhance workplaces and classrooms to creative solutions that enable live events and broadcast productions. In addition, our show floor activities and experience zones offer attendees a practical way to explore what is possible and discover how to integrate these solutions into real-world environments, said Jenn Heinold, Senior Vice President of Expositions for the Americas at AVIXA, producer of InfoComm.

Expanded training and education focused on artificial intelligence

The InfoComm 2026 education program will take place from 13–19 June in the West Hall meeting rooms and will cover multiple levels of knowledge, from basic to advanced, tailored to professionals of all levels, including technology managers, AV/IT specialists, designers, integrators and engineers.

Although the full education program will be announced in the coming months, session topics will include:

• AI applications in audiovisual projects, including conferencing systems, digital signage, classrooms and live events.
• Audiovisual accessibility, with tools and techniques that support inclusive, people-centered design.
• Core audiovisual skills, such as production workflows, system monitoring and network security.
• Practical and advisory sessions, offering real design examples and implementation strategies.
• Project case studies, highlighting real-world successes and lessons learned.

Attendees will have the opportunity to access education through multiple formats, including the Vision Stage, the Spotlight Stage, the AVIXA TV Studio and Xchange LIVE, creating opportunities to learn, connect and engage directly on the show floor.

Guided tours with the Integrated Experience Tours, including two visits to UNLV

InfoComm 2026 will once again offer the Integrated Experience Tours program, consisting of guided tours that give attendees behind-the-scenes access to real-world audiovisual installations and the professionals who design and operate them. Two visits at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas (UNLV) have already been confirmed:

• Integrated Experience Tour: UNLV Dreamscape Learn (Tuesday, June 16): Attendees will explore Dreamscape Learn, a 370-square-meter immersive virtual reality learning environment featuring a 16-seat immersive classroom and a free-roam experience. The tour will also include collaborative classrooms, production spaces and a maker space, with insights into how audiovisual technologies support immersive, narrative-based education.
• Integrated Experience Tour: UNLV School of Medicine (Thursday, June 18): This visit will highlight advanced audiovisual applications in medical education, beginning with a presentation on recent technology upgrades and the AV network supporting more than 255 peripheral devices. Attendees will visit a virtual anatomy lab with VR headsets, a dissection lab equipped with PTZ and mobile cameras, custom control interfaces and multi-room expansion capabilities, and conclude at the Dr. Barbara Atkinson Forum for a Q&A session.
  
  

More details and additional tours in the Integrated Experience Tours program will be announced in the coming months.

A modernized venue experience

Attendees will also benefit from ongoing improvements at the Las Vegas Convention Center, including the renovation of the Central Hall, featuring upgraded lighting, contemporary finishes and clearer sightlines designed to enhance the overall InfoComm experience and support a more connected and intuitive environment.

InfoComm 2026 is sponsored by Shure Incorporated as Headline Partner, with Audio-Technica U.S., Blackmagic Design, Diversified and FORTÉ serving as Premier Partners.