It will also be brought to life through five experiences designed to show how AV can inspire, create, excite, communicate, and transform the way people interact with spaces.

From October 21 to 23, at the World Trade Center in Mexico City, visitors will be able to explore immersive, participatory, and sensory experiences that demonstrate how audio, video, lighting, content, design, production, and connectivity can come together to transform an idea into a memorable experience.

Inspiring AV: Welcome Experience

The first experience begins before visitors even enter the exhibition floor. An immersive LED tunnel and a digital art gallery will welcome visitors, demonstrating how creativity, content, and technology can transform a space from the very first moment.

More than just an entry point, it will serve as a way to kick off the “ InfoComm América Latina ” exhibition with a clear question: What can AV technology achieve when it is integrated with intention, design, and visual narrative? This experience is powered by LEDEC.

AV que Crea: Urban Art and Digital Technology

The Digital Graffiti Wall will transform a wall into an interactive canvas, where attendees can create their own artwork using tools that simulate the feel of spray paint. In addition, Mexican artists will perform live during the event, adding a local and creative dimension to the experience.

This proposal demonstrates how technology can open up new possibilities for entertainment, creativity, and participatory experiences. Here, the viewer doesn’t just watch—they also become an active part of what’s happening. The experience is powered by Graffiti+ and MEITEC.

AV You Can Feel: Pulse, a Sensory Experience

Some technologies are best understood through hands-on experience. Pulse will be a seven-minute experience in which spatial audio, video mapping, lighting, and lasers will work in sync to demonstrate how different solutions can be integrated into a single production.

Between each presentation, the same venue will host keynote speeches and panel discussions featuring industry experts, serving as a gathering place to see the technology in action, discuss its applications, and discover new ways to design experiences . This initiative is sponsored by Serpro, LANG Technik, and L-Acoustics.

AV That Communicates: AVIXA TV Podcast Studio

During the three-day event, the AVIXA TV Podcast Studio will bring together manufacturers, experts, exhibitors, and industry leaders to discuss innovation, trends, and success stories. It will be a space where ideas will also be documented.

The interviews will be made available as content on AVIXA TV, allowing the conversations that began at InfoComm América Latina to continue after the event and reach more professionals in the AV community. The studio is powered by Tecno Planet and Sony.

AV That Brings a Fresh Look: Re Lounge

Between a conference, a demonstration, and a meeting, there’s also time to take a break. Re Lounge will bring together design, wellness, digital art, and audiovisual technology in a space designed for conversation, meetings, or taking a break during the event.

This experience serves as a reminder that AV also plays an important role in spaces where people collaborate, exchange ideas, and build new professional relationships. Re Lounge is powered by Foto Commo.

A New Way to Explore InfoComm América Latina

Five experiences, five ways to understand professional audiovisual technology in action. Each will showcase a different application of AV, and together, they will create a journey to inspire, engage, experience, communicate, and reconnect with new ideas.

The true potential of AV is best understood when it ceases to be a technical specification and becomes an experience.

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