Igloo Vision Expands Immersive Reach Across Four Booths at InfoComm 2025

	In this space, attendees can walk through unbuilt structures, evaluate spatial designs, and collaborate on projects using real-time 3D models and platforms.

After what it says was a highly successful showing at InfoComm 2024, Igloo Vision, the specialist in shared immersive technology, returns for this year's show.

The company's technology will be featured across four booths at the show. All four spaces will be powered by Igloo Core Engine, a software platform designed specifically for immersive spaces.

At the Panasonic booth (#1201), attendees can walk into an immersive classroom where students experience the world. With a blend of Panasonic's projection technology and Igloo's software platform, educators can lead virtual field trips, simulate historical events, or visualize complex scientific concepts in real time

. At the Epson booth (#3247), Igloo Vision will bring to life the potential of immersive visualization in industries like architecture, engineering, construction, and real estate. In this space, attendees can walk through unbuilt structures, evaluate spatial designs, and collaborate on projects using real-time 3D models and platforms like Matterport. The company notes, "By experiencing spaces at life-size scale, stakeholders can identify design flaws, reduce costly revisions, and eliminate the need for frequent site visits."

On its own booth (#4175), Igloo Vision showcases the immersive boardroom, a meeting space designed to radically improve teamwork. Visitors can explore how to visualize live dashboards, present strategic narratives, or conduct collaborative meetings in a 360-degree environment.

The FUJIFILM booth (#5875), in collaboration with construction innovators Falk Built, will feature a fully immersive space that envelops attendees in floor-to-ceiling projection. From transporting visitors to remote destinations to simulating high-stakes environments or showcasing branded storytelling, this space is designed to demonstrate how immersive environments can captivate, educate, and engage on a whole new level.

"This year at InfoComm, we're delighted to have four unique stands showcasing how Igloo technology can be tailored to suit a wide range of industries and use cases," says Kerry Head, CEO at Igloo Vision. "From boardrooms to classrooms to construction sites, immersive technology is no longer a novelty, it's a necessity."

Igloo Core Engine is billed as the operating system for immersive spaces, designed to make them easier to use, build, and benefit from. It is designed to be as flexible as possible, the company says, handling almost any immersive or traditional content, in any configuration, on any display. It offers features for video conferencing, screen sharing, livestreaming, presentation, and working with cloud and web-based content.

Igloo has spent the last two years rolling out Igloo Core Engine to its extensive global client base, including Microsoft, T-Mobile, Deloitte, Burns & McDonnel, Turner Construction, NBBJ, AtkinsRéalis, Michigan State University, and The University of Texas at Arlington.