Kramer unveils AV range for India show at InfoComm

Kramer has unveiled a new range of professional AV products and application displays at InfoComm India 2026, bringing together offerings for enterprise, education and Command & Control settings.

The display at Booth L01 focuses on practical setups rather than standalone devices, with demonstrations built around hybrid meeting rooms, smart classrooms, divisible spaces and a dedicated AV over IP Command & Control environment. Kramer is also showing product lines spanning AV over IP, signal management, audio, connectivity, collaboration, AV management and automation, alongside meeting-room systems from Ashton Bentley.

Meeting spaces

One of the main exhibits is a hybrid meeting room installation built around the company's signal management range and HU product family. It is designed to show how HDMI, USB-C, USB, charging, switching and extension products can be combined to suit different room sizes and collaboration needs.

For smaller meeting rooms, Kramer is featuring the SWT3-21-HU-TR as a compact bring-your-own-device option. In medium-sized spaces, it is showing the SWT3-31-HU, aimed at rooms that need broader connectivity for hybrid meetings.

Kramer is also presenting integrated meeting-room systems from Ashton Bentley. These combine modular furniture, display mounting systems and Kramer AV technology into standardised room deployments for organisations operating multiple locations and room types.

The systems are intended to help businesses create repeatable meeting spaces, reduce installation work and simplify maintenance across sites. The booth includes separate areas for the hybrid meeting room setup and the Ashton Bentley offering.

Classrooms and flexible rooms

In education, the smart classroom display features the MTX3-42-HU. The setup demonstrates how signal management and connectivity tools can be combined for teaching spaces and hybrid learning environments.

Another featured area is a divisible experience space using the MTX3-88-PR-PRO hybrid presentation system. The product combines video switching, USB routing, DSP, Dante audio networking, amplification, streaming and control in a single platform.

The demonstration shows spaces operating either as separate rooms or as one larger environment for meetings, training sessions and other group uses. This approach is intended to reduce system complexity and support demands while giving organisations more flexibility in how space is used.

AV over IP

AV over IP is another major part of the showcase, spanning both 1G and 10G products. The line-up is aimed at uses ranging from corporate and education environments to Command & Control operations.

Visitors are being shown the KDS-17 family, including the KDS-17 Lite, alongside the KDS-100 and ZeeVee 10G SDVoE products. The dedicated Command & Control application is designed to show how 10G AV over IP can be used for video distribution, routing and multi-display visualisation, while the 1G area focuses on broader AV distribution across professional settings.

Wider portfolio

Beyond the room-based displays, Kramer is presenting a broader range of audio, connectivity and control products. In audio, it is showing an expanded speaker line that includes Power over Ethernet Dante speakers for networked audio, as well as passive models for meeting rooms, classrooms and similar spaces.

Its connectivity section includes USB-C, USB and HDMI cables alongside TBUS tabletop connectivity products. In signal management, Kramer is displaying Series 3 matrices and switchers, distribution amplifiers, extenders and hybrid AV products.

Collaboration tools are also part of the stand, including VIA for wireless presentation and collaboration, and Session Manager, a cloud service for session initiation, content management, third-party application launch and wireless presentation. Kramer is also highlighting Panta Rhei, its AV management and automation platform for central monitoring and control across rooms, buildings and sites.

The company's approach at the exhibition reflects a wider effort in the AV market to package products as complete room or workflow solutions rather than individual hardware items. That trend has been shaped by demand from customers seeking simpler deployment, more consistent user experiences and clearer oversight for both AV and IT teams.

India remains an important growth market for suppliers of professional AV systems, particularly in corporate workplaces, education campuses and control room environments, where hybrid working and connected operations have increased demand for integrated room technology. Vendors have increasingly focused on systems that can be repeated across estates while remaining adaptable to different room sizes and use cases.

"InfoComm India gives us the opportunity to demonstrate not just individual technologies, but how they come together to solve the challenges our customers and partners face every day," said Bharath Kumar, President, APAC at Kramer. "Whether it is simplifying hybrid meetings, creating smarter classrooms and more flexible spaces, building powerful Command & Control environments or giving AV and IT teams greater visibility and control, our focus is on making professional AV easier to deploy, operate and manage. We look forward to welcoming the Indian AV community and showing them the breadth of what Kramer can deliver."