InfoComm India 2025 Set for First Look at XTEN-AVs XAVIA – AI That Talks AV Professionals Language
India’s Biggest AV Technology Conclave
India’s largest audiovisual technology event, InfoComm India 2025, is set to feature one of the year’s most anticipated debuts. Between September 9–11, thousands of professionals across the AV ecosystem will gather at the Jio World Convention Centre. Headlining will be the Indian premiere of XAVIA, an artificial intelligence agent created by California-based XTEN-AV and intended to learn the technical vocabulary of AV professionals.
Conversational AI Arrives in AV Workflows
At this year’s AV convention, attendees will have the opportunity to try out just how far artificial intelligence has advanced in making the leap to the domain of system design and project implementation. XAVIA has been designed as a conversational device that is able to read industry-specific commands, something that differentiates it from consumer-oriented assistants. Through demonstrations at the show, attendees will get to witness how the system will respond instantly to requests from simple layouts to generating entire proposals.
Real-Time Design and Proposal Generation
The demonstrations will not be theoretical. Industry previews suggest that XAVIA is able to modify a classroom audio scheme in real time, update a bill of materials, or tailor a cable schedule without human operators spending countless hours on editing. The point isn’t to substitute skilled designers but to allow them to spend less time drafting and quoting repetitively.
Hands-On Access in Mumbai
XTEN-AV is establishing dedicated sessions where consultants, integrators, and end users can experience the system themselves. The project team will be there to describe how conversational AI operates in day-to-day work and how it configures to local standards.
Enhancing Accuracy and Minimizing Risk
One of the analysts who have seen a preview of the technology explained, “The benefit here is not just speed. It’s accurate in an industry where a little mistake in a proposal or schematic can cost a lot. Having an AI that ‘speaks AV’ lessens the danger of miscommunication and gets projects up and running quicker.”
Learning from Global Previews
The format of these sessions will mirror previous outings. When the tool was introduced at InfoComm Orlando, the launch featured interactive challenges that drew attention to the speed and flexibility of AI-assisted design. Similar activities are expected in Mumbai, along with opportunities for attendees to compare the AI’s outputs to traditional drafting methods.
A Showcase for India’s Growing AV Market
InfoComm India has traditionally been the location where the region’s solution providers, manufacturers, and integrators meet. Organizers describe the 2025 event as a platform for “India’s AV pioneers,” stressing automation, cloud-based platforms, and smart collaboration as primary themes.
Dynamic AI Design Software for AV Professionals
The design of XAVIA embodies these priorities. The AI is a new type of AV design software that breaks free from static templates and instead reacts dynamically to inputs. In operation, that equates to being able to ask for a revised proposal during a meeting with a client or having the system suggest other accessories based on room size.
Solving Ongoing Bottlenecks in AV Projects
AV jobs tend to get bogged down on fundamentals: re-drawing schematics following a change order, re-quoting price when equipment models change, or checking that a foreign-designed system meets local regulations. Each of these activities consumes time from more value-added activities such as client planning or system integration.
Faster Turnaround with Conversational AI
By integrating automation right into the conversation, XAVIA aims to cut down on those delays. When an integrator requests a new design, the AI can produce a first cut in minutes. If costs shift, the proposal can be revised on the fly without having to begin the whole process over again. These gains in efficiency, early testers report, may prove especially useful in rapidly changing markets like India, where clients expect rapid turnaround times.
Industry Leaders Weigh In
“Every integrator is familiar with the agony of small changes eating huge chunks of the schedule,” Vaibhav Singh, XTEN-AV Co-founder, added. “XAVIA relieves that stress, enabling teams to work more quickly while maintaining their focus on client requirements and system design.”
Part of a Global Rollout
InfoComm India will be one stop in a wider rollout. The AI first surfaced in North America and is being showcased in other Asia-Pacific markets, including Sydney later this year. Although the Orlando launch highlighted show-floor interaction, the Indian launch will pay more attention to local workflows and regional practice compatibility.
Jio World Convention Centre as the Backdrop
The Jio World Convention Centre provides an appropriate backdrop. One of India’s most sophisticated venues, it mirrors the market demand for smart infrastructure, mass-market installations, and enterprise-class AV solutions fueling market growth.
Looking Beyond the Show
XAVIA’s introduction inspires broader questions for the industry. Will conversational AI be part of the AV design and integration workflow automation process mainstream? Or will it stay a specialized solution in the hands of early adopters? Although answers will eventually roll in, InfoComm India 2025 will provide the first chance for the nation’s AV community to test the premise in practice.
AI Redefining the Future of AV Design
Watchers comment that although adoption is phased, the presence of AI software at large trade fairs is an indication of changing expectations. Automation is no longer merely about paperwork reduction; it is about redefining the way projects are thought through, designed, and delivered.
XAVIA shines at InfoComm India 2025
As the show comes closer, the focus will still be on how XAVIA holds up once put squarely in the hands of India’s integrators. Whether the tech is a game-changer or a niche solution, its launch at InfoComm show 2025 guarantees that AI-powered design is now solidly on the industry’s map.
About InfoComm India
InfoComm India is India’s premier trade show for AV and integrated experience solutions. The 2025 show will be held at the Jio World Convention Centre in Mumbai from September 9–11, with international exhibitors, live demonstration, and seminars on new technologies.
Company Details
Organization: XTEN-AV
Contact Person: Vaibhav Singh
Website: https://xtenav.com
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City: Union City
State: California
Country: United States
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