Enterprise AV Management Enters the Automation-First Era
Enterprise AV management and workplace automation platforms are integrated software and services that monitor, control, and optimize audiovisual devices, spaces, and content across large organizations using centralized intelligence, automation, and analytics to improve reliability, user experience, and operational efficiency at scale. This year’s InfoComm 2026 announcements make that shift visible on the show floor. Across the hall, vendors are moving beyond isolated tools toward unified AV infrastructure solutions that treat automation as the default, not an add-on. AI-driven device management, service-as-software delivery, and vertical-specific applications now anchor the conversation, from meeting rooms and hybrid offices to stadiums and casinos. The result is a new generation of workplace automation platforms focused on proactive monitoring, self-healing environments, and context-aware experiences rather than manual room-by-room support. Five exhibitors—Scalable Display Technologies, Korbyt, Uniguest, 22Miles, and Utelogy—offer a clear snapshot of how enterprise AV management is changing.
Automated Projection Mapping Signals Hands-Off Large-Scale AV
Scalable Display Technologies is using InfoComm 2026 to highlight how automation can transform demanding visual environments. Its Atlas software powers a large-scale 3D Mount Rushmore installation that demonstrates automated projection mapping and calibration across complex surfaces. Atlas automatically handles geometric correction, edge blending, color matching, and image alignment across multiple projectors while maintaining a seamless image, even when conditions change. During the show, the team will deliberately disrupt projector alignment and re-run calibration to prove how quickly Atlas restores a consistent image with minimal technical effort. Unlike traditional projection-mapping workflows that depend on manual adjustment, Atlas calculates projector positions in 3D with camera-based calibration and generates precise warping for each projector. This points to a future where enterprise AV infrastructure solutions for themed spaces, architectural façades, and immersive experiences can be scaled and maintained with far less on-site tuning and fewer specialist visits.
Korbyt’s Device Management AI and Operational Intelligence
Korbyt is repositioning its platform from digital signage into broader operational intelligence for enterprise communications. At InfoComm 2026, the company is presenting a suite of AI agents focused on device management AI and content automation for distributed signage networks. ScreenDetective brings continuous monitoring and automated recovery to enterprise signage, detecting black screens or frozen content at configurable intervals and triggering corrective actions to keep messaging live. Launchpad 2.0 introduces a redesigned content-authoring experience for non-technical staff, with centralized themes so administrators can enforce brand standards across templates. Together, these features aim to reduce downtime and simplify content publishing for AV and IT teams responsible for large networks. Korbyt notes that partners can integrate ScreenDetective into existing managed service offers, reinforcing an automation-first model where recurring service value stems from software-driven monitoring, diagnostics, and self-healing workflows rather than manual incident response.
Vertical Hubs and Workplace Experiences: Uniguest and 22Miles
Two exhibitors are framing workplace automation platforms through the lens of specific environments. Uniguest is presenting its Hub platform, with live demos of Hotel Hub, Healthcare Hub, Sports Hub, Casino Hub, Enterprise Hub, and Campus Hub. These AV infrastructure solutions combine digital signage, IPTV, enterprise video, and communications tools with integrations tuned to each vertical, from hospitality and healthcare systems to POS platforms and workplace technologies. According to Uniguest, its platform supports more than 1.1 million deployed endpoints worldwide. 22Miles, meanwhile, is focusing on hybrid work by integrating Microsoft Places with its DX Pro visual experience platform. DX Pro extends Microsoft Places across signage, kiosks, videowalls, and mobile, syncing room boards in real time and offering 3D wayfinding from a single source of truth. Users can walk up to a kiosk, book a room, invite colleagues, and receive turn-by-turn directions, tying digital scheduling to physical space in one workflow.
Utelogy and the Rise of Service-as-Software in Enterprise AV
Utelogy arrives at InfoComm 2026 highlighting record customer growth and rapidly rising devices under management, now in the hundreds of thousands across enterprise, education, legal, and corporate deployments. Building on recognition as best-of-show at ISE 2026, the company is using Las Vegas to advance a new "Service-as-Software" model. Rather than software that only supports technicians, Utelogy positions its platform as a digital workforce for AV environments. It combines deep telemetry, vendor-agnostic control, and enterprise governance so the system can monitor performance, diagnose problems, and solve incidents autonomously, reducing truck rolls and cutting downtime before users notice an issue. A redesigned user experience focused on intelligent automation across deployment, configuration, and troubleshooting underpins this shift. For organizations evaluating enterprise AV management, Utelogy’s direction illustrates how automation-first operations and AI-driven analytics are reshaping managed services into always-on, software-delivered AV operations.
