HETMA + AVI-SPL = InfoComm 2026

AVI-SPL comes to InfoComm 2026 with a higher-ed focus on the full lifecycle of campus technology spaces. At Booth C5601, the company is showing Symphony, XTG, the Immersive Zone, real-time design, sustainability initiatives, and global services. For campus AV/IT teams, the value is in seeing how room design, usage data, sustainability planning, immersive experiences, and ongoing support connect beyond the initial install. The conversation is not just what gets built, but how campuses manage, measure, and improve those spaces over time. Read More

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June 18, 2026

HETMA + Catchbox = InfoComm 2026

Catchbox comes to InfoComm 2026 with a higher-ed focus on classroom audio that is simple for users and flexible for AV teams. At Booth C5448, the company is showing the Catchbox Plus system, including Hub DSP, Clip, Stick, Cube, magnetic charging, range alarm, Dante, USB, automixing, feedback suppression, and customization options. For campus AV/IT teams, the value is a microphone system that supports participation, Q&A, HyFlex audio, and room-to-room consistency without asking faculty or students to think about the backend. Read More

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June 18, 2026

HETMA + Biamp = InfoComm 2026

Biamp comes to InfoComm 2026 with a higher-ed focus on making classroom and collaboration spaces easier to control, tune, manage, and support. At Booth C7822, the company is showing Biamp Control, Devio UCX, BMA360D, Biamp Launch, Biamp Workplace, and scalable room solutions built around audio, UC, and network management. For campus AV/IT teams, the story is how fewer disconnected systems can make rooms easier for faculty and students to use while giving support teams a more consistent path across classrooms, seminar rooms, and hybrid collaboration spaces. Read More

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June 18, 2026

HETMA + Talem3 = InfoComm 2026

Talem3 comes to InfoComm 2026 with a higher-ed focus on the data behind learning space support. At Booth C5921, the company is showing Learning Space Manager, Learning Space Profiles+, and new mobile capabilities that let technicians update room data, verify assets, capture notes, and complete assessments from the field. For campus AV/IT teams, the value is a single source of truth for classroom technology, standards, service workflows, lifecycle planning, faculty resources, and budget decisions. Read More

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June 18, 2026

HETMA + ScreenBeam = InfoComm 2026

ScreenBeam comes to InfoComm 2026 with a higher-ed focus on turning wireless display into a broader classroom and campus communication platform. At Booth C6109, the company is showing BrowserCast, ScreenBeam Connect, Active Learning, Signage+, Message Manager, Alert+, Signage Player, and BYOM plus USB switching. For campus AV/IT teams, the value is in making displays do more across teaching, collaboration, signage, alerts, and student participation without forcing every room into a complex redesign. Read More

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June 17, 2026

HETMA + Igloo Vision = InfoComm 2026

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

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