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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” features ViewSonic.

Q: What trends or market shifts most influenced your direction this year?

A: One of the biggest shifts we’re seeing across ProAV is the rising expectation for seamless, intuitive collaboration experiences.

Whether it’s a small huddle space or a global enterprise deployment, users expect technology to simply work—without friction, training, or complexity. That expectation is reshaping how solutions are designed across displays, software, and infrastructure.

At the same time, organizations are blending in-person and remote collaboration more than ever, which puts pressure on AV systems to deliver consistent, high-quality experiences across every environment.

For us, that means focusing less on individual technologies and more on how everything comes together into a cohesive, easy-to-use experience — from the display itself to the software and ecosystem around it.

Q: Beyond product launches, what bigger story or vision do you want attendees to take away?

A: Our story is simple: ViewSonic is a partner in making AV easier.

We’re focused on helping integrators and end users deliver great visual experiences—across:

• Commercial displays
• dvLED
• Interactive displays
• Desktop monitors

But more importantly, across real-world environments.

That comes to life through:

• Simplified deployment experiences
• Tight software integration
• Strong AV ecosystem partnerships
• Accessible solutions across budgets and use cases

At the end of the day, our goal is straightforward: Make it easier to design, deploy, and manage great AV experiences — at any scale.

Q: What innovation or solution strategy are you most excited about—and why now?

A: What’s most exciting right now is how innovation is being applied to remove complexity, not add to it.

A great example is dvLED. Historically, it’s been powerful — but also complex and resource-heavy to deploy. That’s changing quickly.

We’re leading that shift by focusing on accessibility and simplification, such as:

• LDE Series with integrated control built directly into the cabinets, reducing external components
• Continued advancements in All-in-One dvLED designs that streamline installation and operation
• CDEG3 commercial displays with an OS-less approach, enabling true plug-and-play simplicity without unnecessary layers

What matters right now is that these solutions aren’t just innovative — they’re practical, repeatable, and scalable for real deployments.

Q: Where is the AV industry seeing the most meaningful momentum?

A: The most meaningful momentum is happening around hybrid collaboration and global standardization.

As organizations continue to evolve post-COVID, there’s a sustained need to support:

• In-person and remote participants simultaneously
• Consistent user experiences across multiple locations
• Scalable deployments that can be replicated globally

The challenge isn’t just delivering a great room — it’s delivering hundreds of great rooms that all work the same way.

As a global partner, we’re focused on helping customers:

• Standardize across display categories
• Simplify deployment and management
• Deliver consistent experiences worldwide

Because simplicity at scale is what ultimately drives success.

Q: What conversations are you hoping to have at the show?

A: We’re focused on conversations that go beyond products and into real-world outcomes.

With integrators, it’s about:

• Reducing complexity and install time
• Creating repeatable deployment models

With end users, it’s about:

• Improving collaboration experiences
• Simplifying day-to-day operation

With consultants and partners, it’s about:

• Designing solutions that scale
• Building ecosystems that work seamlessly together

Ultimately, we want to shift the conversation from:

“What are you installing?” → to → “How are you improving the experience?”

Q: What differentiates your approach this year?

A: Our focus isn’t just on products — it’s on complete solutions and long-term partnership.

Anyone can showcase specs on a show floor. What matters is:

• How easy the solution is to deploy
• How well it integrates into existing environments
• How confidently customers can support it over time

That’s where we differentiate—by focusing on:

• Solution-level thinking
• End-to-end support
• Strong partner enablement

We want customers and integrators to walk away knowing: We’re not just providing displays — we’re helping ensure success after the install.

Q: Anything attendees should keep an eye out for?

A: We’ll have plenty of innovation on display — but one fun thing to watch: We’re pushing the limits of how high dvLED can go … literally.

Our mobile, height-adjustable dvLED solutions are taking flexibility to a new level, and it’s a great example of how we’re rethinking what these solutions can be in real environments.

So if you’re coming by the booth … come see just how high we can go.