A&T Video Networks previewed its 3D conferencing system, offering a first look at the technology that allows users to experience immersive 3D videoconferencing without peripherals.
The preview comes ahead of the system’s official commercial launch, expected in November 2026. The 3D conferencing system was introduced to the Indian market for the first time.
The new technology aims to address a barrier in 3D display adoption by removing eyewear, allowing for natural eye contact and spatial depth during video calls. The system is designed for use cases such as medical imaging, advanced engineering design, distance education, and corporate executive communication.
Ashwin Desai, managing director A&T Video Networks, commented: "Since our inception nearly three decades ago, we have been committed to pushing the boundaries of what is possible in collaboration technology.
"We are thrilled to use the InfoComm India platform to give our partners and customers a glimpse into the future of enterprise communication. This 3D system will redefine remote interactions, making virtual meetings feel as natural and impactful as face-to-face conversations."