Three Ways of Thinking About Space

InfoComm USA 2026 opened June 17 at the Las Vegas Convention Center. As the flagship trade show for the global AV industry, it brings together the full value chain — display technology, systems integration, and digital signage. Yaham Optoelectronics is exhibiting its full product lineup at Booth C9757, and by the end of day one had hosted visitors from more than twenty countries and regions.

One booth, three spatial layers

Rather than a wall of product SKUs, the booth is organized around a single idea: a three-layer spatial visual solution. Three flagship products anchor it — the OMNI series all in one display, a creative bar counter built from SN and VN series modules, and the M2 double-sided commercial signage display — covering large-scale visuals, interactive creative environments, and retail applications respectively.

OMNI Series — the main visual stage

The centerpiece is a 30 m² OMNI series LED wall delivering 6K-class image precision. Its high pixel density and stable output gives it presence at a distance while maintaining quality upon close inspection. On the show floor, it also served as proof of its own capability by running continuous brand content and visuals of our various case studies.

SN + VN Series — where interaction happens naturally

The most talked-about area of the booth is the creative LED bar counter built by combining the SN and VN series. The SN series has won both the iF and Red Dot design awards in recognition of genuine structural and spatial advantages, not just styling. Paired with the VN series’ flexible splicing technology, the display surface merges seamlessly into the counter’s form. The result demonstrates a concept Yaham calls “displays as a space” where instead of being mounted on the architecture, it becomes the architechture.

M2 Series — extending into retail

For the retail and corporate environment, the booth also features the M2 double-sided signage display. Synchronized dual-sided output doubles message reach per unit, and its plug-and-play design means it can be deployed in commercial spaces quickly — no rigging required.

The conversations on the floor

Day one drew steady traffic from North American, European, and Latin American customers, with discussions ranging across digital signage, commercial display, and creative spatial applications.

Through these conversations, the topic of image visibility under high ambient light came up multiple times. Several visitors asked how the displays perform across different lighting conditions, prompting live side-by-side demonstrations on the spot. As those conversations progressed, they moved from general capability toward deployment in specific environments along with solution details — dialogue that signals intent on solving real problems common in the industry.

Still two days to go

As InfoComm 2026 continues, the Yaham team will be on the floor in Las Vegas through the remaining two days of the show.

On the evening of June 18, Yaham will also be hosting an exclusive Magic Show experience event in Las Vegas — a chance to continue the conversation about display and creativity in a more relaxed setting, away from the show floor.

If you’re at InfoComm, stop by Booth C9757. We’d be glad to talk about where commercial display is headed next.