Igloo Vision comes to InfoComm 2026 with a clear higher-ed message: immersive learning has to be usable after the demo. At Booth C5823, the company is showing the Igloo Immersive Classroom powered by Igloo Core Engine 2.0, with features including LaunchPad, improved content management, AI image generation, 3D model layers, and multi-Igloo collaboration workflows. For campus AV/IT teams, the value is in a shared immersive space that can support simulation, virtual field trips, design visualization, student content creation, and cross-department use without forcing every session into a specialist workflow. Rebecca Wade helps frame the real question for higher ed: how immersive technology becomes practical, repeatable, and useful across campus. Read More

























































































