Mumbai | September 2026
Professional audio-visual technology is moving beyond screens and speakers. From smart classrooms and hybrid meetings to digital signage and advanced camera systems, artificial intelligence is increasingly becoming part of how organisations communicate and collaborate.
This changing landscape was on display at InfoComm India 2026, where Cornia showcased its latest professional audio-visual, or Pro AV, technologies at the Jio World Convention Centre in Mumbai. At Booth D25, the company presented a portfolio that included interactive displays, video walls, digital signage, PTZ cameras and AI-enabled AV solutions.
The showcase reflected Cornia’s shift from being primarily associated with display technology towards a broader approach that brings different elements of professional AV together.
From Displays to Integrated Solutions
Instead of treating displays, cameras and connectivity as separate components, Cornia is focusing on integrated solutions that combine hardware, connectivity, software and artificial intelligence.
The company said these solutions are being developed for a range of sectors, including education, corporate offices, government institutions, retail and hospitality.
Among the key areas highlighted at the exhibition were AI-powered interactive learning, corporate meeting solutions, hybrid collaboration, digital signage and advanced camera technologies.
The idea is increasingly relevant as organisations look for technology that can support communication across both physical and digital environments. Classrooms, boardrooms, government offices and commercial spaces are all becoming more technology-driven, creating demand for AV systems that can work together rather than operate in isolation.
Focus on India’s Growing AV Market
Cornia is also looking at expanding the deployment of its technologies across cities and emerging business and institutional centres in India.
Ankit Garg, Founder and Director, Cornia, said the company’s participation at InfoComm India 2026 represented its evolution from a display-focused business into an AI-enabled Pro AV solutions provider.
According to Garg, the company is focusing on practical and scalable technologies that are designed around the changing requirements of the Indian market. The emphasis, he said, is on developing India-centric AI solutions that can have applications across different professional environments.
The shift also reflects a wider change in the technology sector, where artificial intelligence is increasingly being incorporated into everyday business tools. In professional AV, AI can be used alongside cameras, displays, software and collaboration platforms to create more connected communication environments.
Exploring New Partnerships
As part of its expansion plans, Cornia is exploring new deployment and partnership opportunities across India. The company said it is working with customers, technology partners and system integrators to identify opportunities for its Pro AV portfolio.
The company’s presence at InfoComm India 2026 therefore went beyond showcasing individual products. It presented a broader vision of professional AV, where displays are becoming one part of a connected technology ecosystem.
For sectors such as education, corporate communication, government and hospitality, the growing integration of AI with AV technology could further change how people learn, meet, present information and collaborate.
With its latest portfolio, Cornia is positioning its next phase around this transition from conventional display solutions to integrated, AI-enabled professional communication technology.
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