InfoComm 2023 showcases diverse product offerings for key vertical markets

Omdia ProAV analysts Kelly Lum, Cindy Liu, and Matthew Rubin share their outlook on the key themes from this year’s InfoComm, the largest pro AV exhibition and conference in North America. 

This year’s display products showcased a wide range of use cases for LCD, OLED, and direct-view LED (dvLED) technology. During the pandemic, many vendors were solely focused on corporate and education sectors, with no shortage of offerings featuring Zoom and Microsoft Teams certified products. 

However, many vendors presented displays targeted for other vertical market solutions as well, especially for segments most impacted during the pandemic. A wide range of products shown for retail, hospitality, public spaces, corporate lobbies, and other sectors were apparent, as there continues to be an emphasis on using products for creative instances and experiential displays. A resurgence in retail solutions – especially for QSR, in-store windows, restaurants, and kiosks – were evident this year as customers return to in-store shopping and foot traffic resumes to pre-pandemic levels.

Omdia predicts that public spaces, control rooms, and corporate signage will show the strongest year on year (YoY) revenue growth in 2023 based on the latest forecast from our ProAV Vertical Market Viewpoint Service. 

Omdia forecasts overall revenue from digital signage displays (LCD, OLED, and dvLED) to surpass $18.6 billion in 2023. While classroom and conference room displays continue to comprise significant revenue share in 2023, Omdia does expect some slowdown in these sectors this year after an exceptionally strong year for interactive and videoconferencing displays in 2022 among education and corporate markets.

For more InfoComm 2023 highlights and to access the full report by the Omdia ProAV analyst team, please click here.