InfoComm Asia 2026 successfully concluded after three days of business networking, technology innovation and knowledge exchange, bringing together the region’s most influential Pro AV minds, technology innovators and highest-value buyers, reinforcing its position as Asia’s industry-defining tradeshow and Super Connector event for the Professional Audiovisual (Pro AV) and Integrated Experience community.

Held at Bangkok’s Queen Sirikit National Convention Center (QSNCC) from 15-17 July, the sixth edition welcomed 6,638 professional attendees from 77 countries and regions, including 44.2% overseas visitors. More than half of titled visitors held manager-level authority or above, with, one in three at director level or above, reflecting as commercially relevant, final decision-capable or key influencing audience responsible for technology investments across enterprise, education, government, healthcare, hospitality, retail, broadcast and live events.

Across the three-day show, InfoComm Asia 2026 connected exhibitors with representatives from approximately 3,800 distinct commercial organisations spanning enterprise, government, education, healthcare and integrator channels — reinforcing the show’s position as Asia’s widest-reach platform for Professional AV business development. Among enterprise end users, more than one in eight held C-suite positions, with over a third at senior management level or above.

Further reinforcing the show’s business value, InfoComm Asia’s specially curated Invited Guest Program brought together 60+ senior technology buyers from 12 countries, collectively representing nearly US$73 million in approved procurement budgets for projects scheduled over the next 12 to 18 months.   

The show’s opening session welcomed representatives from Thailand National Innovation Agency (NIA), the Thailand Association for Educational Communications and Technology, and the Thailand Convention and Exhibition Bureau (TCEB), whose support underscored the show’s standing across Thailand’s innovation, education and MICE communities. They were joined by technology leaders and visionaries from across the region, including AVI-SPL, Shen Milsom & Wilke, LANG AG, ESCO Group, Singapore AI Association, Association for Audiovisual & Educational Technology Management Australia, Ho Chi Minh City Digital Transformation Center, Hochiminh Computer Association and more – all attending to evaluate emerging technologies, meet solution providers and explore new business opportunities.

Artificial Intelligence emerged as the defining theme of this year’s exhibition, with exhibitors demonstrating how AI-enabled technologies are transforming workplaces, communications and digital experiences. From intelligent collaboration platforms and next-generation conferencing solutions to advanced LED displays, workplace automation and immersive environments, visitors experienced first-hand how innovation is redefining the future of Professional AV across every industry.

Asia’s Launch Platform for Professional AV Innovation

InfoComm Asia 2026 featured more than 20 global and Asia-Pacific product launches, reinforcing its position as one of the region’s leading launch platforms for emerging Professional AV technologies.

Leading manufacturers including aegis Multimedia, Aimicot, Audio-Technica, Bose Professional, WyreStorm Technologies, Colorlight, IQBoard, Lumens, Newline, Rocware, Yamaha, Yealink and many others introduced AI-enabled solutions spanning enterprise collaboration, education, digital signage, broadcast, control rooms, unified communications and intelligent workplace environments.

The breadth of innovation on display reflected the rapid evolution of Professional AV, with intelligent automation, machine learning and connected technologies increasingly embedded across solutions designed to enhance productivity, communication, operational efficiency and customer engagement.

A Hub for High-Value Business

The show’s curated Invited Guest Program once again connected exhibitors directly with senior buyers actively planning technology investments. 60+ pre-qualified buyers from 12 countries with approved project budgets scheduled for implementation over the next 12 to 18 months across enterprise, education, government, healthcare, hospitality, broadcast and live entertainment.

Throughout the three-day exhibition, participants completed 700 scheduled business matching meetings, creating valuable commercial opportunities for exhibitors while enabling buyers to efficiently evaluate the latest Professional AV and integrated experience solutions.

“DMT Smarthome in Vietnam provides AV solutions and smart home solutions. Nowadays people care about smart convenience, so they choose automation. I’m looking for new technologies at InfoComm Asia 2026 such as loudspeakers and audio with new technologies and high performance. I spoke with many companies like AUDAC, Powersoft, and Bose that have many new technologies and releases I am excited about. I think InfoComm Asia is amazing and I have learned a lot. I cannot forget this experience,” said Trung Le, Technical Sales Engineer, DMT Smart Home, Vietnam.

“As part of my role, I look at new technologies and solve our business problems with these new technologies. We’re a broad operation running not just mines but also a township and look at meeting rooms across the organization as well as townhalls wider scale events. As my third visit to InfoComm Asia, it is more about keeping up with the technologies and trends including LED wall spaces, audio transmission, AV over IP, and command and control centers. There’re always interesting things to see and new people to meet – many whom have become my vendors.” said David Rowcliff, OK Tedi Mining Limited, Australia.

“I represent Drukcom Private Ltd – an AV systems integrator in Bhutan.  I provide AV integration for smart cities and smart classrooms. Technology is growing in Bhutan and I see many things we still need to adopt after visiting InfoComm Asia such as solutions for smart cameras, smart audio systems which are new to us. We have met up with a number of companies whom we would like to follow up with for our upcoming projects. InfoComm Asia would be a very good learning experience for the people in my country.” said Sonam Kesang, Drukcom Private Ltd., Bhutan. 

Strengthening Asia’s Professional AV Community

Beyond showcasing technology innovation, InfoComm Asia continued to strengthen its role as the region’s meeting place for the global Professional AV community.

As AVIXA’s flagship gathering in Asia Pacific, the exhibition featured AVIXA Xchange LIVE, hosting fireside chats, panel discussions, community meetups and networking sessions throughout the event. Together with InfoComm Asia 101, Discovery Tours, technology-focused show floor tours and exhibitor demonstrations, these initiatives enabled professionals to exchange ideas, discover emerging trends and build meaningful business relationships.

InfoComm Asia 2026 also formalised three new Strategic Industry Partnerships during the show — with Ho Chi Minh Computer Association and AV Connect Vietnam, and with AETM, the Association for Audiovisual & Educational Technology Management Australia — extending the show’s collaborative framework across two of the region’s most active and fast-growing Pro AV markets.

The event reflected the continued growth of the Professional AV industry through the strong support of government agencies, technology organisations and industry associations, including Thailand’s National Innovation Agency (NIA), Digital Economy Promotion Agency (DEPA), Thailand Convention & Exhibition Bureau (TCEB), Thailand Professional Lighting Audio Visual Systems Association (TLAV), Thai IoT Association, Thailand Association for Educational Communications and Technology (THAI AECT), together with numerous regional partner organisations like Ho Chi Minh City Digital Transformation Center, Ho Chi Minh Advertising Association, National Association Of Private Educational Institutions Malaysia continue to expand InfoComm Asia’s reach across Asia Pacific.

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