AI Takes the Lead in Enterprise AV and Workplace Software
Enterprise AV software at InfoComm 2026 refers to AI-driven platforms and workplace software solutions that manage devices, content, data, and spaces across large networks, combining digital signage, automation, and analytics into unified, service-like environments for operations teams. On the show floor, the most visible trend is AI device management AV platforms that behave more like digital staff than static tools. Vendors are shifting from isolated control systems to integrated ecosystems that blend device monitoring, content automation, and workflow orchestration. These new digital signage platforms and AV environment management tools promise fewer manual interventions, fewer outages, and less complexity for IT and AV teams. At the same time, workplace platforms are tying room booking, wayfinding, and space analytics together, aiming to give employees a smoother hybrid office experience while giving operators a single pane of glass for everything on the network.
Korbyt and Navori: From Signage to Operational Intelligence
Korbyt is positioning its Korbyt Anywhere platform as more than signage, introducing a suite of AI agents focused on advanced device management and content publishing. ScreenDetective adds continuous monitoring of black screens and frozen content plus automated recovery actions, aimed at keeping critical communications live across distributed networks. Launchpad 2.0 offers a redesigned authoring experience, allowing non-technical staff to pick a template, apply a centralized theme, and publish branded content quickly. Navori Labs, meanwhile, is previewing a composable, AI-connected digital signage platform that merges content management, device management, data integration, analytics, and monetization. Its Navori MCP (Model Context Protocol) standardizes connections to AI services and business applications so teams can automate tasks and interact with screen networks using natural language. The platform also adds native e-paper support and a new Monetize ad server for retail media and DooH operators.
Utelogy’s Service-as-Software and Scalable’s Automated Calibration
Utelogy is presenting a major shift in AV environment management with its Service-as-Software model, which turns its platform into an intelligent operational service. Built on years of telemetry and vendor-agnostic control, Utelogy acts like a digital workforce that monitors rooms, diagnoses problems, and resolves incidents on its own, reducing truck rolls and downtime. The company is debuting a reimagined user experience and expanded agentic AI for deeper self-healing and cloud-to-cloud integrations. According to Utelogy, devices under management have grown into the hundreds of thousands as organizations consolidate AV and IoT operations. On the immersive side, Scalable Display Technologies is highlighting its Atlas software with a large 3D Mount Rushmore installation. Atlas uses camera-based calibration to automate geometric correction, edge blending, color matching, and alignment, even as conditions are intentionally disrupted, showing how large projection arrays can stay precisely calibrated with minimal manual work.
22Miles and Uniguest: Connected Workplaces and Vertical Hubs
Workplace software solutions are also advancing, led by 22Miles and Uniguest. 22Miles is announcing a native integration between Microsoft Places and its DX Pro visual experience platform. DX Pro extends Places’ intelligent scheduling across every screen, syncing room boards and signage in real time and adding 3D wayfinding so users can book a room at a kiosk and get turn-by-turn directions immediately. Uniguest is focusing on verticalized digital engagement with its Hub platform, which already supports more than 1.1 million deployed endpoints worldwide. Hotel Hub, Healthcare Hub, Sports Hub, Casino Hub, Enterprise Hub, and Campus Hub combine digital signage platforms, IPTV, enterprise video, and communication tools with industry-specific integrations. According to Uniguest marketing EVP James Keen, organizations want solutions that fit their industry and integrate with the technologies they already use, rather than disconnected tools and siloed systems.
What These Trends Mean for Enterprise AV Strategy
Taken together, the InfoComm 2026 enterprise software announcements mark a clear move from point products to orchestration platforms. AI device management AV tools like Korbyt’s ScreenDetective and Utelogy’s Service-as-Software are automating routine monitoring and troubleshooting. Composable digital signage platforms from Navori and vertical Hub offerings from Uniguest are consolidating content, devices, and data into unified environments that can scale to hundreds of thousands or even millions of endpoints. Meanwhile, automated calibration from Scalable and workplace integrations from 22Miles show how physical spaces are becoming more responsive and self-managing. For enterprises planning their next wave of AV environment management, the message is consistent: prioritize systems that integrate easily, automate repetitive work, and treat screens, rooms, and data as part of a single, intelligent network rather than separate, siloed deployments.
