Datapath is set to present a range of recent developments in control room and video wall content management at this year’s InfoComm in Orlando. With its US headquarters in Philadelphia and support teams operating nationwide, the company continues to focus on integrated solutions for complex visual environments.
As part of its ongoing collaboration across the control room ecosystem, Datapath will be working alongside partners including Georgia-based Fountainhead Control Rooms, providing ergonomic control room furniture, and B-Tech AV Mounts, whose mounting solutions will support various display configurations during the event.
Datapath’s technology is currently deployed in a wide array of applications across the United States, including control rooms, sports venues, museums, higher education institutions and government facilities. The company has expanded its US workforce by over 33% in the last six years, supported by a dedicated national service infrastructure.
The event will feature updates to Datapath’s Aetria platform—an integrated, scalable solution designed to streamline control room design, deployment and operation. New features include enhanced third-party hardware control and an integrated events engine. This engine introduces a visual interface for building automated workflows triggered by both internal and external events, enabling more efficient content and environment management.
Commenting on the developments, Mark Bohs, Director of Sales, Datapath (Americas), said: “Modern control rooms often integrate technologies from multiple vendors. Our goal with Aetria’s latest enhancements is to enable seamless integration across those systems, including elements like air conditioning, lighting and access control. The aim is to simplify monitoring and control through coordinated, automated actions.”
Also on display will be updates to the VSN Series of video wall controllers, including the new VSN3-5—a five-slot controller aimed at cost-sensitive installations—and a refreshed VSNMicro 600, which now features an upgraded motherboard and processor, making it well suited to compact or mid-sized deployments.
The VSNMini 300 processor will be demonstrated in a workstation configuration, highlighting its flexibility as either a personal video wall controller or as part of a wider Aetria-managed environment.
Datapath is also introducing the VisionSC-A2, a 4K capture card designed to integrate with the Aligo AVoIP platform. Featuring two 10G channels per card, the VisionSC-A2 offers a high-density capture solution suitable for data-rich applications, whether on individual operator workstations or larger video wall surfaces.
These developments form part of Datapath’s wider commitment to supporting integrated, flexible and scalable video wall and control room solutions across a range of sectors and applications.
