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Nureva will use its presence at InfoComm 2026 to introduce the new HDX series.

The range is aimed at large rooms and more complex spaces that require more than conventional conferencing audio.

The Canadian company will be exhibiting from 17–19 June at the Las Vegas Convention Center, where it will showcase at booth C5001 in the Central Hall how this new platform expands its portfolio of solutions for larger-scale corporate and educational environments.

 

Scheduled for release this summer, the HDX series is designed for applications where, in addition to in-room voice capture, features such as full-range distributed audio, voice reinforcement through Adaptive Voice Lift, amplification with Adaptive Voice Amplification, assisted listening via Auracast broadcast audio, and divisible room automation are required.

 

One of the company’s main goals is to integrate these functions into a platform simplified from both deployment and operational perspectives, particularly with IT departments and projects in mind where ease of installation and maintenance remains an important factor.

Like the manufacturer’s other systems, the new range uses Microphone Mist technology, developed by Nureva to provide full-room voice pickup coverage.

During the show, the company will host 15-minute demonstration sessions every half hour at its booth. In addition, selected invited attendees will be able to access more detailed demonstrations in a separate room, where it will be possible to evaluate the system’s performance outside the usual noise environment of the trade show floor.

Alongside the new HDX series, Nureva will also showcase its current HDL range, comprising the HDL200, HDL310, and HDL410 systems, designed respectively for medium-sized rooms, large rooms, and larger-format spaces. This line remains focused on collaboration and videoconferencing audio applications with full-room coverage.

By offering both product families side by side, the company aims to provide a broader portfolio for different room sizes and audio requirements within corporate and educational environments.

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