The Boom ARC dual host connectivity hub was one of the stars of the show for the innovative video conferencing manufacturer at InfoComm 25.

The smart bridge for seamless host switching, between in-room and Bring Your Own Meeting (BYOM) deployments, attracted huge interest – as over 30,000 international visitors converged in Orlando for the three-day AV show.

Other key highlights included its own dedicated wireless content and screen switching solution, as well as an innovative expandable speakerphone with advanced AI noise cancelling capabilities – that can link up to a further seven devices.

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In addition, Texas-based Boom also showcased its ‘meeting room in-a-box’ video kit range. The all-in-one solutions feature video and audio hardware plus its one-cable-connection ZYGO station – designed to simplify installations and capitalize on high demand for Bring Your Own Meeting deployments.

“The video conferencing world moves fast, and we know we have to move even faster to stay ahead,” says Co-Founder Fredrik Hörnkvist.

“Our focus has always been on creating solutions that simplify collaboration while delivering an exceptional experience, based on any device across any platform in any room. We believe the ARC is unique in the market – designed for the hybrid reality we all work in. It offers automatic switching between room-based and personal devices, while providing USB-C power delivery and versatile I/O options - including HDMI, for seamless flexibility. It was definitely the star of the show for us.”

Fellow founder, Holli Hulett emphasized: “InfoComm was the perfect place to demonstrate how far we’ve come and what’s ahead. These launches reflect our mission to simplify conferencing and create intuitive tools for modern work.

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“Simplicity is our compass. Our meeting room in-a-box kits for example make it easier to choose the right equipment for any space while delivering the high-quality features teams need to work effectively. They’re practical, efficient, and designed to take the hassle out of getting your stuff done.”

Visitors also witnessed the company’s HALO videobar which boasts ultra HD 4K performance, a wide angle 120° field of view, AI Auto-framing and speaker-tracking, 10x ePTZ, six digital array mics plus the option of up to 8 additional expandable mics.

“Every InfoComm is a bigger stage for us,” Hulett added. “We’re here to solve real problems - whether it’s streamlining setups or making BYOM seamless. We’ve grown fast, but the most exciting part is what’s next. InfoComm is always a great industry focal point and post check. This year it was clear flexibility, simplicity and interoperability are leading the way. It’s exciting to see integrators and end users seeking solutions that are powerful yet easy to deploy and support.”

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