InfoComm 2026 is rapidly approaching. Booths are being built, demos are being fine-tuned and product launches are being readied for their debut in Las Vegas. With nearly 750 exhibitors spread across the convention center, it’s easy to get overwhelmed by the sheer size and scope of the show.

That’s where we come in.

At rAVe [PUBS], we’ve compiled a short list/series of companies we’ll be watching at InfoComm 2026 — our “Ones to Watch,” if you will. This series is by no means exhaustive, but included are a few exhibitors we believe deserve a spot on your show floor agenda. Whether they’re unveiling brand-new products, showcasing major updates or bringing fresh ideas to the AV industry, these are companies you won’t want to miss in Las Vegas. This “One to Watch” edition features T1V, PlexusAV, Canon and VuWall.

T1V

T1V will showcase its new ThinkHub Web App and AI integrations within ThinkHub. Olivia Kobza, T1V’s marketing manager, said that these solutions aim to address a common challenge: collaboration friction across distributed teams and complex environments.

“The web app removes barriers to access by enabling users to connect from virtually any device without being tied to dedicated hardware, while AI enhancements help teams quickly synthesize information, organize ideas and accelerate decision-making,” Kobza said. “The result is a more seamless, intuitive collaboration experience that meets users where they are.”

Attendees get the chance to experience the new app in action and the AI-powered workflows in real-world settings.

Kobza said that ThinkHub serves to respond to the industry’s demand for bridging physical and digital environments for high-pressure spaces, particularly in control environments and sports operations.

“We’re positioning ThinkHub to meet this demand by evolving it into a more flexible, connected platform that unifies physical and digital workflows,” she said. “With the expansion of our web-based access and AI capabilities, ThinkHub helps extend the reach of high-impact environments beyond a single room—enabling teams to collaborate seamlessly, visualize complex information in real time, and make faster, more confident decisions wherever they are.”

PlexusAV

This year, PlexusAV is bringing several solutions to InfoComm, with a particular goal in mind — to respond to the expansion of product scopes and an expectation for scalable ecosystems.

Tommy Tran, PlexusAV’s marketing manager, identified one product in particular that they’re bringing to InfoComm that attendees should look out for: the P-AVN-6-S uncompressed transceiver gateway.

“Broadcast and ProAV workflows are converging. SDI infrastructure and IP-based distribution are increasingly part of the same project conversation, and integrators are being asked to bridge both,” Tran said. “We built the P-AVN-6-S with that in mind. It performs at the level broadcast-adjacent workflows require while staying grounded in the ProAV verticals we serve. The result is a product that works across a wider range of deployments without asking integrators or consultants to compromise on either side.”

The company is offering a look at the entire system at work. PlexusAV’s IPMX speaker models complete the ecosystem — the P-AVN-SPK-P pendant speaker and the P-AVN-SPK-S surface speaker. Attendees will get the chance to experience what Tran called the “full ecosystem story.”

“The P-AVN-6 is the headline, but the bigger story is what it represents. This product completes a deliberate architecture: uncompressed 12G-SDI, JPEG-XS, and H.264/H.265, all managed through our Visual Array control system. One matrix-style management interface across the entire ecosystem, regardless of scale or stream type. For integrators who want to spec a unified PlexusAV deployment from source to display, InfoComm 2026 is the first time you can see the full picture in one place.”

Canon

Canon’s focus at InfoComm 2026 is to display solutions that match the industry demand for ease, efficiency and high-quality output. Canon’s Yuya Suzuki, director of business planning, said that the company is proud to present its Multi-Camera Orchestration software, technology that aims to unify independent cameras into one production system.

“We are heavily focused on the next evolution of our PTZ and live production ecosystems, moving beyond stand-alone hardware to intelligent, integrated solutions. MCO is a cornerstone of our forward-thinking roadmap for the Pro AV Space,” Suzuki said.

Canon is also bringing its new CINE-SERVO 40-1200mm T5.0-10.8 lens, a solution that centers around versatility for live events, wildlife, sports broadcasts and other environments. It features the ability to capture wide establishing shots and tight close-ups within one lens.

“Team Canon looks forward to InfoComm every year because we have the opportunity to see and meet so many Canon customers, as well as the broader pro a/v industry and community,” Suzuki said. “The show floor is invaluable in terms of creating these moments of connection between our customers and our product experts. We seek to forge stronger bonds with customers and hear first-hand about their work, their needs, and their concerns.”

VuWall

VuWall has a lot to bring to this year’s show. The company will center its showcases around the industry trend of AV, IT and KVM converging in mission-critical spaces.

VuWall’s marketing manager, Anna Kozel, said that attendees should make a point to see TRx 4.0, the latest evolution of VuWall’s centralized management software platform. TRx 4.0 is now powered by VuCore, VuWall’s  platform for visualization, control and operational services. VuWall is also introducing a new solution – CommandKeyboard-Advanced, developed in partnership with G&D.

“We are excited to share it because it addresses a very real challenge in control rooms: operators need faster, more intuitive access to the systems and commands they use every day,” Kozel said. “CommandKeyboard-Advanced helps streamline workflows directly from the operator desktop, allowing users to launch interfaces, trigger commands, manage sources and destinations and execute control tasks without adding complexity to the workspace.”

Kozel said that attendees should keep an eye out for what these two companies have planned.

“We are showing more than a product demo; we are showing a practical vision for the future of control room operations, where AV-over-IP, video wall control, KVM, and operator workflows are more tightly integrated.”

Pack your bags and get ready for Vegas — now you know which booths to stop by and the ones to watch at InfoComm 2026.