AVer Information IncAVer Information showcased AI-enhanced collaboration solutions and its GS-68C soundbar was a prize, benefiting from the Pro AV market evolution.
At InfoComm 2026 in Las Vegas, the Taiwan Excellence Pavilion themed to Taiwan AI Island drew over 30,000 visitors across three days, highlighting Taiwan's evolution from hardware manufacturing to software-defined infrastructure for the Pro AV market. Eleven Taiwanese innovators demonstrated AI-powered solutions spanning edge AI, AI-enhanced collaboration, and AV-over-IP control, with a standing-room-only product launch event on June 17 featuring ARBOR Technology, AVer Information, Cypress Technology, Datavideo, and IPEVO. Interactive experiences included daily Boba & Breakthroughs networking mixers, an AI Island Quest completed by about 200 participants, and a timed Code Breaker Challenge awarding an IPEVO TOTEM 120 camera and an AVer GS-68C soundbar as daily prizes. Yolanda Pi, Director of the Taiwan Trade Center in Los Angeles, noted that demand has moved beyond experimentation toward active deployment, positioning Taiwan's companies to meet the full stack of Pro AV needs.
AVer Information IncAVer Information showcased AI-enhanced collaboration solutions and its GS-68C soundbar was a prize, benefiting from the Pro AV market evolution.
Ipevo CorporationIPEVO demonstrated AI-powered collaboration tools and its TOTEM 120 camera was a prize, riding the trend toward software-defined Pro AV.
Cypress Technology Co LtdCypress Technology showcased AI-powered AV-over-IP control solutions at the pavilion, benefiting from growing demand for software-defined Pro AV infrastructure.
Arbor TechnologyARBOR Technology demonstrated edge AI solutions at the pavilion, capitalizing on the shift to software-defined Pro AV and active deployment demand.
Datavideo showcased AI-powered solutions at the pavilion, benefiting from the shift to software-defined Pro AV and active deployment demand.