AIMS Plans to Advance IPMX Education at InfoComm 2026 with New Training Series
The Alliance for IP Media Solutions announced it will return to InfoComm 2026 with a focus on Internet Protocol Media Experience education.
AIMS said it will provide the Pro AV industry with the knowledge required to deploy IPMX-based AV-over-IP systems through expert-led sessions and the development of its IPMX training series.
The IPMX training series, which AIMS said will debut at InfoComm, is a free online program designed to help the Pro AV community better understand, design, configure and deploy IPMX-based AV-over-IP systems.
“As IPMX moves into real-world deployment, education becomes essential to ensuring successful adoption across the Pro AV ecosystem,” said Andrew Starks, AIMS board member and director of product management for Macnica.“At InfoComm, we’ll be focused on helping the industry move from understanding the standard to applying it in practice — through education sessions and a new training program that gives engineers, integrators, and end users the tools to design and deploy interoperable AV-over-IP systems with confidence.”
At InfoComm, Starks will present the session “How IPMX Expands Live Production Beyond Broadcast” on Tuesday, June 16, from 1:30-2 p.m. in meeting room W232.
During the presentation, Starks will explore how IPMX enables a new tier of live production, where small- and midsize organizations can deploy high-quality AV-over-IP workflows with reduced cost and complexity while still maintaining a seamless path to grow into full broadcast infrastructures.
On June 18, Samuel Recine, AIMS board member and vice president of global strategic partnerships at Matrox Video, will co-present “IP for Corporate Broadcast AV” from 1:30-3 p.m. in room W231.
The session will provide an update on deploying high-performance media over IP across PC/IT, AV signaling and media production systems. Topics will include the latest developments in open standards such as SMPTE ST 2110 and IPMX, as well as key strategies for bridging broadcast and corporate AV workflows.
AIMS will provide live demonstrations of IPMX-certified products and tools in booth C7487.
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