Top Companies and AV Brands at InfoComm India 2026
A guide to the leading AV companies and brands at InfoComm India 2026, from professional audio and conferencing to control, cameras and digital signage. See who to visit.
InfoComm India 2026 runs from 16 to 18 September at the Jio World Convention Centre in Mumbai, and it brings together the biggest names in professional AV alongside fast-growing challengers. The last edition featured 200 exhibitors and more than 130 new product launches, so a plan helps. From global audio and conferencing giants to specialist camera, control and display makers, the floor covers the professional AV supply chain in one place. Below are leading companies and brands to look out for, grouped by category, to help you map your route around the floor.
Professional audio
| Bosch | Professional audio, conferencing and communication systems. |
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| Harman | Professional audio, home to brands such as JBL and AKG. |
| Sennheiser | Microphones and audio systems for conferencing and events. |
| Meyer Sound | High-performance professional loudspeaker systems. |
Conferencing and collaboration
| Barco | Visualization and ClickShare wireless collaboration. |
|---|---|
| Jabra | Audio and video devices for meeting rooms. |
| Neat | Video conferencing devices for Microsoft Teams and Zoom. |
| DTEN | All-in-one video collaboration displays. |
| Yealink | Video bars, phones and meeting room systems. |
| Televic | Conference, discussion and interpretation systems. |
| BXB | Conferencing and paging systems. |
AV control, connectivity and signal
| ATEN | Connectivity, KVM and AV-over-IP solutions. |
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| Extron | AV signal processing, switching and control. |
Cameras, capture and broadcast
| Lumens | PTZ cameras and visualizers for events and education. |
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| Datavideo | Live video production and streaming equipment. |
| Qizar | Auto-tracking PTZ cameras for events and classrooms. |
Displays and interactive panels
| iActive Technology | Interactive flat panels for meeting rooms and classrooms. |
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| Senses Electronics | 4K smart panels and collaboration displays. |
Distribution and integration partners
| Inflow Technologies | AV and IT distribution across South Asia. |
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| Wesco Anixter | Global distribution and supply chain for AV and IT. |
Digital signage software
On the digital signage side, look for platforms that let you deploy and manage every screen remotely from one dashboard. Wilyer will be at Booth TF33 with live demos of on-premise digital signage software and an interactive lift-and-learn retail display. Wilyer already powers more than 20,700 screens across 350+ cities for over 3,500 companies. When you compare signage platforms on the floor, the questions that matter most are whether you can manage every screen remotely from one place, whether there is a true on-premise option for sensitive content, what hardware it runs on, and how reliable playback stays over time. From running signage for retail chains, hospitals, transport hubs and live sports arenas, we have found that the platform that wins is rarely the one with the busiest booth. It is the one that keeps every screen running with the least effort once the show is over.
A show that keeps growing
Part of what makes InfoComm India worth planning for is how much it changes year to year. The most recent edition expanded its floor space and welcomed a large share of first-time exhibiting brands, alongside more than 130 new product launches. That means every visit is a chance to discover companies and products you have not seen before, not just the established names. It is worth setting aside time to explore the newer and smaller stands, where some of the most interesting ideas often appear.
What to look for by category
If you are new to the show, here is what each area is most useful for:
- Audio: compare speakers, microphones and processing for meeting rooms, events and public spaces.
- Conferencing and collaboration: test video bars, room systems and wireless sharing against how your teams actually meet.
- Control and connectivity: see how signals are switched, extended and managed across a building.
- Cameras and broadcast: evaluate PTZ cameras and production kit for streaming and events.
- Displays and signage: compare interactive panels and content management platforms on remote control, on-premise options, hardware flexibility and reliability, the things that decide how a rollout actually goes.
How to plan your route around the floor
With 200 exhibitors and a busy Summit, a little planning helps you cover the ground that matters. A few tips:
- Check the official exhibitor directory and floor plan before you arrive, and mark your must-visit booths.
- Group booths by category, so you can compare similar products back to back rather than crossing the hall repeatedly.
- Book demo slots in advance with the brands you are serious about, so you get proper attention.
- Leave time for the Summit sessions that match your work, since they add context a booth alone cannot.
- Keep an hour spare on your last day to revisit the booths that matter and confirm next steps.
Finally, remember that an exhibitor list is only a starting point. The brands above are established names, but some of the best conversations at InfoComm India happen at stands you had not planned to visit. Keep an open hour or two, follow what catches your eye, and let the show surprise you.
How to compare vendors in each category
Once you have your shortlist, a few questions cut through the sales pitch:
- Audio: ask about coverage, intelligibility in real rooms, and how easy the system is to tune and maintain.
- Conferencing: check certification for the platforms your teams use, and how the room behaves with a full table of people.
- Control and connectivity: ask how it scales across a building and integrates with your existing IT.
- Cameras and broadcast: look at image quality, auto-tracking accuracy and how simple the workflow is for non-specialists.
- Digital signage: focus on remote management, on-premise options, hardware flexibility and reliability, the factors that decide how a rollout actually goes.
Why is India drawing more AV brands?
India is the fastest-growing professional AV market in the Asia-Pacific region, according to the 2024 IOTA report, driven by investment in retail, transport, education, healthcare and corporate infrastructure. That growth is why InfoComm India keeps attracting more global brands and first-time exhibitors each year, and why many manufacturers now treat it as a key regional launchpad. For buyers, the upside is real competition and choice: more brands in one hall means better comparisons, sharper pricing, and easier access to local support and distribution.
Come prepared to compare
The brands above are a strong starting point, but the value of the floor comes from comparing them against your own requirements. Before you go, write down the two or three things that matter most for your project, whether that is data security, ease of management, hardware cost or reliability, and hold every vendor to the same questions. That way you leave with a genuine comparison, not just a favourite booth.
Frequently asked questions
Which companies exhibit at InfoComm India 2026?
InfoComm India features leading AV brands across audio (such as Bosch, Harman, Sennheiser), conferencing (such as Barco, Jabra, Neat, Yealink), control and connectivity (such as ATEN, Extron), cameras and broadcast (such as Lumens, Datavideo), interactive displays (such as iActive Technology) and digital signage software including Wilyer at Booth TF33. Check the official exhibitor directory for the full confirmed list.
How many exhibitors are at InfoComm India?
The most recent edition featured 200 exhibitors across 9,000 square metres, with more than 130 new product launches.
When and where is InfoComm India 2026?
16 to 18 September 2026 at the Jio World Convention Centre, Bandra Kurla Complex, Mumbai.
Where can I find Wilyer at the show?
At Booth TF33, with live demos of on-premise digital signage software and interactive lift-and-learn retail.
