Keenfinity Group has signed an agreement to acquire Avonic, a Netherlands-based provider of AI-driven cameras and voice-tracking technologies for the AV conferencing market. The acquisition was announced Jan. 16 and will expand Keenfinity’s Audio Business by adding intelligent video capabilities to its conferencing solutions.

Avonic specializes in PTZ cameras and software designed for professional conferencing environments, including government institutions, higher education and corporate boardrooms. Keenfinity said the acquisition will enable system integrators and equipment providers to access a more unified audio and video portfolio through a single supplier.

The two companies already serve similar markets, including councils, parliaments, international institutions and large-scale commercial meeting spaces. Keenfinity positioned the acquisition as a response to growing demand for integrated audio and video solutions in hybrid meeting environments, where visual context plays an increasing role alongside voice communication.

“This acquisition helps to expand our leadership position in the conferencing segment. More importantly, it supports our mission of delivering exceptional user experience by enabling our customers total, seamless, and integrated solutions, whatever the vertical,” said David Hunter, CEO of the Audio Business at Keenfinity Group. “With Avonic’s AI-driven video capabilities seamlessly integrated into our conference solutions, we will be creating more engaging and natural experiences, where human connection takes center stage.”

Keenfinity’s Audio Business includes Bosch-branded conference solutions, which continue to be positioned as core offerings within the group. The company said the integration of Avonic’s PTZ cameras and AI-powered software will complement its existing audio technologies while maintaining quality, flexibility and reliability for professional communication environments.

“Our cameras are deployed globally in professional, high-impact meeting environments where decisions truly matter,” said Walter Harrewijn, CEO of Avonic. “Moving beyond our long-term technology partnership, this acquisition allows us to collectively grow our offering, delivering more integrated solutions for new applications, use cases and markets.”