InfoComm 2026 is about more than product launches — it’s about the people, strategies and ideas driving the next phase of the AV industry. In this Q&A series, exhibitors share what they’re showcasing at the show, the trends influencing their roadmap and the conversations they’re hoping to have with integrators, consultants and end users in Las Vegas. In this edition, we spoke with Ivy Li from Telycam.

Q: What trends or challenges in the AV industry most influenced what you’re bringing to InfoComm 2026 this year?

A: What we’re seeing is the growing demand for complete, integrated production solutions among small and mid-sized teams. Across corporate, education, live events, and houses of worship, organizations are building serious in-house production capabilities — but they need professional-grade results without the complexity and overhead of traditional broadcast setups.

That’s a challenge we think about a lot, and it’s directly reflected in what we’re bringing to InfoComm this year — including the debut of Mix One, our new PTZ-centric switcher.

Our goal is to demonstrate that professional live production doesn’t have to be complicated or limited by system compatibility. As part of the workflow, we’re actively collaborating with third-party systems so users can integrate tools seamlessly and produce high-quality content more efficiently than ever.

Q: What specific solution, product or capability should attendees make a point to see at your booth — and what real-world problem does it solve?

A: The centerpiece of our booth this year is our new Mix One. It is an all-in-one production switcher that combines switching, graphics, recording, streaming, and PTZ camera control in a single compact unit. The real-world problem it solves is straightforward: most small to mid-sized production teams are managing too many separate devices and workflows. Mix One is designed around how PTZ-driven productions actually operate — not adapted from traditional broadcast architecture — which means operators can run a full multi-camera production without a large crew or complex setup. It is purpose-built for the kinds of studios and live production environments that make up a large and growing portion of the AV market.

Q: Where are you seeing the most momentum right now in the AV market — and how is your company positioning itself to meet that demand?

A: As the boundaries between the AV and Broadcast industries continue to blur, we see tremendous growth potential in this convergence. More organizations are building their own studios for internal training, corporate communication, or brand storytelling — driving strong demand for reliable, user-friendly, and easily deployable production solutions that deliver professional results without large crews. This is where Telycam’s strength comes in. By pairing our PTZ camera expertise with integrated production tools like Mix One, we are able to offer a complete and scalable solution that empowers these emerging studios and enterprise users. We’re also seeing increasing momentum through partnerships within the ProAV ecosystem, as integrators and solution providers seek flexible, IP-based products that seamlessly bridge traditional broadcast workflows with modern AV applications.

Q: For integrators, consultants and end users trying to navigate the show floor efficiently, what makes your booth worth adding to their must-visit list?

A: Whether you’re building out a corporate studio, deploying systems for a university, or equipping a house of worship, the conversation we want to have is about complete, deployable workflows — not just about individual product specs.

We offer a wide range of solutions — from compact cameras for mobile production to broadcast-quality, all-in-one systems, including our new PTZ-centric switcher, Mix One. No matter your production scale or workflow, you’ll find a Telycam solution built to fit your needs.

At InfoComm, we go beyond product demos to showcase workflows that reflect what education, corporate, live events, and houses of worship environments are actually running. Our team will also be on-site to demonstrate how our latest innovations simplify live production, enhance flexibility, and empower users to deliver professional results with ease.

Q: Without giving everything away, is there anything new or unexpected attendees should keep an eye out for at your booth?

A: The next generation of our flagship Explore series of high-end PTZ cameras will be launching at the show. Its development was built around three things that matter most in any PTZ camera: image quality, focus, and motion—and we’ve made meaningful advances in all three.

Integrated OLPF technology addresses moiré and color aliasing when shooting against LED walls and fine-pattern backgrounds — increasingly relevant as virtual production moves into mainstream AV environments. A hybrid autofocus system goes beyond our existing PDAF to deliver the kind of focusing reliability that PTZ deployments have long demanded but rarely received. And advances in three-axis synchronization with DC brushless motor technology bring a new level of movement smoothness and precision that changes what PTZ can credibly handle in demanding productions.

Each of those improvements is the kind of thing that is easier to appreciate in person than on a spec sheet – so be sure to stop by to experience them first-hand!