The audiovisual industry’s transition to IP-based infrastructure is redefining the way AV projects are designed, operated, and expanded. In this context, Audinate, the creator of Dante, will participate in the 2026 InfoComm América Latina to demonstrate how audio, video, and control can be integrated into a single network.

Dante will celebrate its 20th anniversary in 2026 and is coming to the event as one of the most extensive AV ecosystems on the market, with more than 4,500 compatible products from over 700 manufacturers. The technology enables the transmission of synchronized audio and video over standard IP networks, replacing more rigid analog infrastructures.

“Dante replaces traditional analog infrastructure by transmitting perfectly synchronized audio and video over a standard IP network, allowing integrators to send signals within a room or across an entire campus using only an Ethernet network,” explained Vince Lepore, Director of Global Training at Audinate.

Dante in Latin America

The technology is already being used in high-demand projects in the region. Among the examples cited by Audinate are Televisa, one of the largest media companies in the Spanish-speaking world, and Azteca Stadium in Mexico City, now known as Banorte Stadium.

For Lepore, these cases demonstrate the value of networked AV in environments where operational continuity, reliability, and adaptability are critical.

“These are exactly the kinds of environments where networked AV proves its value. The demands are high, they operate continuously, and they need to adapt over time,” he said.
In installations of this scale, Dante allows signals to be added, moved, or reconfigured throughout an entire infrastructure using a standard IP network. For Latin America, where many projects are growing in complexity, this approach offers a more flexible foundation for future expansions.

According to Audinate, the region is among the world’s most dynamic Pro AV markets, with growing adoption of IP solutions in sectors such as corporate, education, entertainment, and worship.

“InfoComm América Latina has become the meeting place where this regional momentum converges, and the growth from the inaugural edition to this new edition reflects how quickly the market is maturing,” Lepore added.

Solutions and demonstrations at booth M504

At the 2026 InfoComm América Latina , Audinate will focus its participation on three main areas. The first will be Dante Director Pro, a solution for cloud-based monitoring, management, and security of Dante networks. The second will be a Dante audio network that will demonstrate interoperability between products from different manufacturers. The third will be a demonstration of Dante AV, featuring video-over-IP solutions from multiple brands.

“Taken together, these three elements tell the same story: Dante makes modern AV systems simpler to build, easier to manage, and ready to scale,” Lepore summarized.

The proposal is aimed at system integrators, consultants, distributors, manufacturers, and end users in sectors such as education, the corporate sector, government, entertainment, and worship. For these professionals, the booth will provide an opportunity to speak directly with the team developing the technology and learn how to implement AV networks in real-world projects.

Workouts over the three days

In addition to the demonstrations, Audinate will offer three training sessions during the event, open to attendees with varying levels of experience:

• October 21 | Dante in the Real World: Design, Configuration, and Troubleshooting A session on design, configuration, and troubleshooting in real-world applications.
• October 22 | Networking for AV Integrators: Everything You Need to Know Without Being an IT Engineer A training session designed for AV integrators who need to understand networking without becoming IT specialists.
• October 23 | From Networked Audio to System Deployment: Building a Professional Solution with Sennheiser and Fohhn. A training session focused on implementing professional solutions in collaboration with brands in the ecosystem.

“Taken together, these sessions offer attendees a practical path to networked AV and Dante certification. Whether someone is specifying their first Dante system or scaling solutions across multiple locations, they’ll walk away with something they can apply right away,” Lepore said.

Audinate will be at booth M504 at the 2026 " InfoComm América Latina " event, October 21–23, at the World Trade Center in Mexico City.

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