Top Display Trends at Infocomm 2025 Through Futuresource’s Lens June 26, 2025 by Antonia Hamberger ProAV research firm Futuresource has published its post-Infocomm report, following on-site analysis by four of its experts. The report clusters and comments on product highlights from individual brands, focusing on potential and limitations. While we already reported where we saw the biggest leaps in AI – specifically in digital signage software – Futuresource goes down …
Screencloud’s Mark McDermott Wins CEO of the Year at SaaS Award Show June 26, 2025 by Antonia Hamberger Screencloud CEO Mark McDermott has been named CEO of the Year at the Tekpon Awards – not an event we’ve come across before, but one that reportedly drew around 1,000 SaaS and AI executives to Bucharest, Romania. Tekpon, a platform that intends to help businesses find the right software and AI tools, organizes these events …
Guest Post: Infocomm 2025 Panel Showed the Way to Future-Proof Signage June 25, 2025 by David Keene After seeing so many AV and digital signage hardware and software demos on the show floor at Infocomm, it’s always a challenge, when the dust has settled, to put it all in perspective. The trends, the patterns? A better understanding of the future of the market? Perhaps the best way to approach that challenge is …
Infocomm América Latina Debuts This October in Mexico City June 24, 2025 by Antonia Hamberger Registration is now open for the brand-new Infocomm event in Mexico. Infocomm América Latina will be held from October 22 to 24 at the WTC International Convention and Exhibition Center in Mexico City. This is the first edition of what’s expected to become the main ProAV trade show for all of Latin America. It’s kicking …
LG Becomes First Display Maker to Offer Managed Signage June 17, 2025 by Antonia Hamberger LG has introduced ProActive360 – which at first glance looks like a regular digital signage software solution but is actually designed as a managed services stack. The services are structured into three tiers, the baseline being device management. The second adds content support, handling the management tasks usually done in a CMS, leaving the content …
Infocomm 25: AI in Digital Signage – Context is King June 16, 2025 by Florian Rotberg At this year’s Infocomm, AI was just about everywhere – or at least, the term was. But beneath marketing slogans or big-picture visions, actual meaningful AI integration was harder to find. That said, there were standouts – especially among companies focused on workplace solutions and interactivity. Some of the companies going beyond the hype were …
Infocomm 25: More Impressions from Pixels in Paradise June 13, 2025 by Florian Rotberg The XUSC Crew led by Bryan Meszaros / Open Eye Global hosted another legendary Infocomm party. This year’s motto: The 80’s – Paradise Is Calling. The digital signage crowd listened and showed up with bold ‘80s throwback costumes. Think pastels, breezy linen, loud prints, or some iconic 80’s character costumes – plus the cleanest sneakers …
Sony Adds New Entry-Level LED for Virtual Production June 13, 2025 by Antonia Hamberger Sony is among several display brands that are adding to their LED lineups this Infocomm, which opened yesterday in Orlando. Sony’s new product, the Crystal LED Capri series, is designed as an entry-level solution in the field of virtual production. The LED modules of Sony’s new Capri are designed for flexible installations, with rear-access maintenance …
LG’s Hidden Booth at Infocomm Features AI Avatar June 12, 2025 by Antonia Hamberger There’s been a lot of curiosity leading up to Infocomm this year around whether we’d finally see AI solutions that truly bring something new to the table for digital signage. Earlier in the year, at ISE in February, many were expecting a bigger AI splash. What we mostly got were early beta versions of generative …
Infocomm 25: Full House, But Some Things Are Missing June 12, 2025 by Florian Rotberg Infocomm 2025 kicked off today, and the halls are buzzing as usual. But there’s one big difference this year: Samsung and LG are nowhere to be found – at least at first glance. Instead of their usual massive booths, Samsung is tucked away in a private meeting room outside the main hall, while LG keeps …
