“We are proud to share our extensive portfolio of innovative and award-winning audio solutions with channel partners, customers, and the professional AV community at InfoComm 2025,” said Maile Keone, President and CEO of Listen Technologies and Ampetronic.
Summer is here, which brings the 2025 InfoComm exhibition into the cavernous Orange County Convention Center in Orlando, FL from June 11-13. And hidden beyond the endless rows of display technologies, you’ll find the all-important audio section, with scores of booths dedicated to sound technologies, along with demo rooms where you can actually check out gear firsthand. There’s a lot to see — and hear. To help you navigate the packed halls of the bustling show floor, here are some new audio debuts to check out.
InfoComm 2025 comes to sunny Orlando June 11-13, showcasing some of the most innovative technology in the AV industry. We are taking a look at what’s going to be on the floor at the Orange County Convention Center in the coming days of the show. We are joined by Mikey Shaffer, Senior Director of Sales at Listen Technologies to talk about what they’ll have in store at booth 4361 during the show.
The Peterborough Memorial Centre is launching new assistive listening technology to improve accessibility for guests attending live events, particularly those who are Deaf, oral deaf, deafened or hard of hearing. Debuting on May 22, the system allows users to stream in-venue audio, including public announcements and commentary, through the Listen WIFI app on a smartphone or by using a pre-booked receiver.
The Peterborough Memorial Centre will be launching a new assistive technology aimed at helping spectators get even more out of their experience.
The audiovisual industry is enjoying a period of true dynamism, with innovative technologies emerging daily. Almo Pro AV, a trailblazer in value-added distribution, is leading the charge, bringing next-gen pro AV solutions to the world of education — from pre-kindergarten to higher education and trade schools. The opportunities to enhance education are truly limitless. Tools like dynamic digital signage, immersive virtual reality headsets, interactive collaboration boards and assistive-listening systems (ALSes) are redefining how students learn, as well as where they can learn.
In this episode of “Backstage Pass: IC25,” join host Narin Nara as he dives into the future of enterprise networking and assistive listening technologies set to feature at InfoComm 2025. Join Ryan Snow and Kasey Kaumans from Listen Technologies to discuss the cutting-edge advancements in assistive listening. Learn how these technologies go beyond ADA requirements to create inclusive and immersive audio experiences for all.
The Peterborough Memorial Centre has launched a new assistive listening solution to enhance the experience of all guests attending live events, especially those who may be deaf, orally deaf, deafened or hard of hearing.
Early in my career, I went to a customer feedback session at a big performing arts center. An older man with a hearing aid came up to me and said, “I just want to sit down, push a button and hear the show.” He told me that using different listening devices at different places was so confusing that he often skipped going to theaters. That moment really stayed with me.
Effective communication is a key to success in business, and the same holds true for events. When the stakes are high, the last thing you want is for attendees to check out because they can’t understand your message. Whether a trade show, conference, open house or VIP tour, event planners can ensure their message gets through loud and clear with the right high-quality communication headsets for events.
