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Optoma India Showcases Pro AV Solutions at InfoComm India 2026

Optoma India, a global leader in projection and display solutions, is showcasing its latest portfolio of professional projection, interactive display and dvLED solutions at InfoComm India 2026, being held from September 16–18 at the Jio World Convention Centre, Mumbai. The company is presenting technology designed to address the evolving requirements of the professional AV ecosystem.

The showcase brings together Optoma’s latest solutions across immersive environments, professional collaboration, digital signage, large-format visual experiences and interactive applications. The portfolio on display highlights the company’s focus on combining high brightness, high-resolution visuals and flexible installation capabilities for diverse professional environments.
A key highlight at Infocomm is the ZU600UST, a 6,000-lumen ultra-short-throw projector showcased with edge-blending capabilities, enabling large and seamless projection experiences for professional and immersive applications. Optoma is also demonstrating the ZK1320, a 13,500-lumen 4K UHD+ laser projector, designed for large-scale and immersive visual environments where...

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