At WebexOne, Cisco unveiled the ultimate flex: AI so powerful it’s practically rewriting the rulebook for secure, intelligent meetings. Jabra and Huddly are keeping it real, no gimmicks, just AI that actually makes conferencing work better.

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Join host Tim Albright and his industry expert guests for another must-watch AVWeek episode covering critical topics from the commercial AV world. This week's discussion tackles what really emerged from Cisco's WebexOne event beyond the partnership headlines and defines what AI Security and AI features conferencing actually needs (versus what vendors think sounds impressive).

Host: Tim Albright

• Guests:Jason Haynie – Q2
• Kristin Bidwell – Audiovisual Consulting Team
• Kelly Teel – Kelly on LinkedIn

This Week In AV:

• rAVe Pubs – Cisco's AI Collaboration Tools
• AV Magazine – ISE Launching Spark
• AV Network – Ross Video Acquires ioversal
• AV Network – Avidex Acquires CSS New England

Roundtable Topics:

• UC Today – Cisco Microsoft and More In on AI Tools
• AV Buyers Club – Jabra & Huddly Launch AI Tools
• Engadget – Microsoft wants 'Vibes based' working

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400 square meters of programmable LEDs are transforming retail into data-driven storytelling platforms. And shifting from LEDs to holograms, Looking Glass claims their displays turn standard video into "lifelike 3D holograms," but where do these fit in commercial AV?

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Dive deep with host Tim Albright and AV industry experts as they break down the seismic shifts transforming commercial AV. This week, they're exploring innovative LED deployment strategies for enhanced user experiences, including a closer look at the total cost of ownership across the various types of display technology. They break down the real-world applications and limitations of emerging holographic display technology, offering practical insights into where it truly fits in today’s market.

Host: Tim Albright

• Guests:Brock McGinnis – Nationwide AV
• Brittany Delgado – Midwich US
• Joe Way – UCLA
• This Week In AV:AV Network – FORTÉ Acquires Swedish company Informationsteknik
• AV Magazine – Bauer Acquires Amscreen
• AVNation – Riedel Communications Acquires hi human interface
• Commercial Integrator – CTI Launches Apprenticeship Program
• AV Magazine – AV Awards coming to Americas

Roundtable Topics:

• AV Buyers' Club – LED Installation in London
• AV Magazine – Looking Glass showcases innovation in hologram technology

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Interactive displays in art installations and cultural parks are increasing visitor dwell time, LED technology is reshaping public engagement. MotoGP broadcasters ditched beta testing and went straight to air with AI-powered AR, could your next Zoom call feature virtual graphics? Reality check: Users don't think like engineers, and that iPad running your exact same interface just proved it.

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Guest host Patrick Norton and his industry expert guests bring you another must-watch AVWeek episode covering critical topics from the commercial AV world. Join the conversation as we explore what's really driving LED market growth beyond the specs, examine AR technology's migration from sports to corporate communications, and discover why the future of AV programming requires an architect's mindset, not just an engineer's toolkit.

Host: Patrick Norton

• Guests:Bren Walker – Kirkegaard
• Jeremy Caldera – Pearl Technologies
• Josh Keller – CTI

Roundtable Topics:

• AV Magazine – Display Market Growth
• AVNation – AR/VR in Unified Communications
• rAVe Pubs – Desire Paths in AV Programming

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