Overview of the ExhibitionInfoComm is the largest and most comprehensive professional audiovisual trade show in North America, held alternately in Las Vegas and Orlando each year, featuring thousands of products for audio, meetings and collaboration, displays, video, streaming, control, digital signage, corporate IT, security, VR, higher education, and live events.The exhibition is organized by AVIXA, the Audiovisual and Integrated Experience Association, and its origins can be traced back to 1946. At that time, the association, then known as the National Association of Visual Education Dealers (NAVED), held its first meeting. Since then, the exhibition has continuously developed and supported the professional audiovisual industry.Focused on professional audiovisual industry salons, it aims to collect audience opinions on the industry in the most efficient way, keep up with market trends and grasp cutting-edge information, and provide practitioners in the professional audiovisual industry with the most comprehensive face-to-face communication and cooperation platform, discussing new concepts, new trends, and development opportunities in the industry, creating the best opportunities for companies to explore and develop the North American market.As the premier gathering for professional audiovisual specialists, InfoComm 2025 offers unparalleled exposure opportunities to a highly targeted audience. One-third of the attendees specifically choose InfoComm as their event of choice, allowing exhibitors to directly reach decision-makers who are actively seeking innovative solutions across a wide range of exhibitor categories, including audio, capture and production, meetings and collaboration, lighting, security, and more. Multiple educational seminars, manufacturer presentations, industry conferences, and other events will also be held during the show.
Data and Market AnalysisThe 2024 exhibition featured more than 800 companies from 24 countries/regions, with local US companies being the most numerous, accounting for 64.59%; followed by mainland Chinese companies, accounting for 17.88%; and Canadian companies, accounting for 3.65%.The United States is an important market leading the development of emerging media, with internet audiovisual media (streaming) platforms in various scenarios such as film, social networking, and gaming constantly emerging. Between 2005 and 2008, streaming websites such as YouTube and Netflix, the world's first game streaming site Twitch, as well as audiovisual new media platforms like Amazon Prime Video and Hulu, were successively established. As users shift to new media platforms, traditional television media have begun transforming to develop new media businesses, making competition in the U.S. media market more intense. The U.S. audiovisual new media industry is developing rapidly. By the end of 2021, 78% of media users in the United States used audiovisual new media subscription video-on-demand (SVOD) services, up 9 percentage points from 69% in 2018; 58% of Americans subscribed to two or more audiovisual new media services, an increase of 3 percentage points from 55% in 2020. According to Data Bridge Market Research analysis, the professional audiovisual (AV) market in 2021 was valued at 3.2 billion USD and is expected to reach 7.92 billion USD by 2029, with a compound annual growth rate of 12.00% during the forecast period.