Rants & rAVes — Episode 1525: WyreStorm Talks Node-RED, USB-C and Simpler AV Workflows
As part of my pre-InfoComm 2026 coverage, I spoke with Zec Voislav, director of product development at WyreStorm, about the company’s latest approach to AV control, cloud management and deployment simplicity.
During our conversation, Zec explained how WyreStorm’s new control platform leverages Node-RED, AI-assisted workflows and customizable user interfaces to help integrators tackle complex projects more efficiently. We also discussed remote system management, reducing support costs and why technologies like USB-C and wireless presentation continue to shape modern AV deployments.
Attendees can see WyreStorm’s latest control, collaboration and AV-over-IP solutions at booth C8359 during InfoComm 2026.
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