InfoComm America Latina 2026 Presents Six Immersive Experiences, Expands Training Program

InfoComm America Latina, running Wednesday, October 21 through Friday, October 23 at the Centro Internacional de Exposiciones y Convenciones World Trade Center in Mexico City, announces six audiovisual experiences, a growing list of manufacturers offering technical training sessions, guided tours of the show floor, and new exhibitors joining the event.

"The experiences we will present are made possible by the commitment and creativity of the companies participating in the event. Their collaboration lets us showcase real-world applications of audiovisual technology in everyday contexts, sparking curiosity and opening new possibilities for visitors. That is one of the core goals of events: for visitors to understand, feel, and discover the potential of technology to transform spaces and experiences," says Rodrigo Casassus Coke, CTS, senior director for Latin America and the Caribbean at AVIXA.

The entrance to the show will be surrounded by an enveloping LED tunnel containing works by the invited digital artists (video mappers) under the creative direction of the multimedia artist Patricia Saucedo. A large-format LED screen will function as a Digital Art Gallery, showing works by the invited digital content creators.

The Meitec and Graffiti+ Digital Graffiti Wall will be turned into an interactive canvas where attendees can create their own artworks using tools that feel like spray paint. At the event, Mexican graffiti artists will create their work live, and attendees will be given specific times to take part and become active participants.

Under the creative direction of Monterrey-based experience designer Omar Serna, the Pulse space will transform into a seven-minute immersive spectacle created by Mexican artists, integrating hyper-realistic spatial audio, lasers, lighting, and enveloping three-dimensional videomapping in a fully synchronized production. This immersive experience is made possible by the collaboration of Serpro, LANG AG, and L-Acoustics.

Throughout the three days of the event, the Podcast Studio, powered by Sony and Tecno Planet, will bring together industry specialists and leaders to discuss innovation, trends, and success stories.

Re:Conecta Lounge will combine design, well-being, digital art, and audiovisual technology in a space that is intended for conversation, informal meetings, and networking.

Room ON, powered by Akamatech, brings together audio, video, collaboration, automation, and artificial intelligence to connect with people in real time.

The show's Pro Training program offered by InfoComm America Latina includes technical training sessions led directly by manufacturers for integrators, distributors, and professional end users seeking a deeper understanding of the latest technology developments. Manufacturers currently confirmed for these training sessions include Audinate, Barco, Crestron, Datapath, Deneva, Extron, Key BPS, Lightware, One Sound, Powersoft, Relacart, Shure, and Sony. The topics and further details for each session will be announced in the coming weeks.

Guided tours are also on tap. They include Show Floor Tour: The Experience Begins Here, for first-time attendees of an InfoComm show; Show Floor Tour: International Visitors, for those who traveled to Mexico City to participate in the event; and Show Floor Tour: Technology That Powers Your Operations, for end users and technology buyers who want to get an overview of what's available at the event.

"InfoComm America Latina is designed to be valuable for those visiting a trade show in this industry for the first time and for those who have been part of it for years. The show floor tours give new visitors a clear picture of the available technology and help them navigate the event according to their needs. At the same time, the Pro Training sessions offer specialists the opportunity to stay current. We have a program that recognizes the diversity of profiles in our community and aims to provide value to each of them," says Ana Elisa Benavent, director of InfoComm America Latina.

AVI-SPL is the headline partner and principal sponsor of InfoComm America Latina 2026, while Audio-Technica, a specialist in audio systems for the professional audiovisual industry, acts as Gold Partner. Riedel has also become a sponsor of Congreso AVIXA, and Key BPS is sponsoring both Congreso AVIXA and the educational session block focused on Enterprise IT.

Confirmed exhibitors include Absen Holdings, Audio Video & Control, Audio-Technica, Aurora Multimedia, AV Tools, AVI-SPL, Bose Professional, Carnival Cruise Line, Crestron Latin America, CYM PRO LED, Dante by Audinate, Disney Cruise Line Entertainment Technical Recruitment, Extron, Fohhn Audio Americas, Kramer Electronics, L-Acoustics, Maxhub, Polaris Controls, Sennheiser, Shure, Sony Latin America, Sonic Ear Training, Sonos, and Yestech.