InfoComm Orlando sees attendees back at their best

Reinforcing connections was the key theme as more than 30,000 AV industry professionals descended on the Orange County Convention Center for InfoComm 2025. 

In what was the busiest InfoComm since the covid epidemic of 2020, Datapath enjoyed a week of quality leads, productive appointments and insightful demos of its Aetria solution. 

With two replicated Control Room operator workstations, situated in front of three LED video walls, visitors to Datapath’s InfoComm booth were able to experience Datapath’s latest video management solutions first-hand – from near-zero latency KVM control to touch-control template switching and third-party device control via Events Engine technology. 

Datapath’s full suite of video processors, controllers, KVM hardware, graphics cards and capture cards were also on display, along with an area dedicated to creative digital signage. 

With staff fluent in Spanish, Portuguese and, of course, English, Datapath’s full Americas team were on hand to support, with booth attendees coming from Canada, most US states, Mexico and far south into Latin America. However, InfoComm once again proved its international trade show credentials with a strong showing from Europe and the Far East. 

Mark Bohs, Datapath’s Director of Sales (Americas) was full of thanks to both booth visitors and his hard working team. 

Reflecting on a week which also saw Mark celebrate his 60th Birthday on the show floor, he said: “Orlando has, once again, provided us with a terrific week of business and opportunity. We have a fantastic mix of passionate youth and experience in our team, and we left Orlando with a wealth of new opportunities to pursue. Credit must also go to our events manager, Suzanne Bowery, who ensured all operations on the booth went smoothly.”