There are moments that deserve more than an announcement.
Earlier this summer at InfoComm 2026, AVstudio Editor was named Best Integrator Software Tool in the rAVe [PUBS] Best of InfoComm Awards. Now, the award has officially arrived at the AVstudio office — giving us another opportunity to celebrate an important milestone for our team and community.
Recognized at InfoComm 2026
InfoComm 2026 marked one of the most important events in AVstudio’s history.
During the show, we presented the expanding AVstudio software ecosystem and introduced the next generation of technologies we are building for professional AV developers and integrators.
At the same time, AVstudio Editor was selected by rAVe [PUBS] as the 2026 Best of InfoComm winner for Best Integrator Software Tool.
The recognition is especially meaningful because AVstudio Editor was built around a simple idea: professional AV developers should be able to create sophisticated control interfaces using modern web technologies without being locked into outdated development workflows.
Built for AV Integrators
AVstudio Editor gives integrators and developers a modern environment for building professional AV interfaces, dashboards, and control applications.
Instead of treating interface development as an isolated part of an AV system, AVstudio brings modern software development concepts into the professional AV workflow.
Projects can combine visual development with HTML5, CSS, JavaScript, integrations, reusable components, and custom application logic — giving developers the freedom to build interfaces around the actual requirements of a project.
That philosophy continues to guide the evolution of AVstudio.
A Bigger AVstudio Ecosystem
InfoComm 2026 was about more than AVstudio Editor.
At the show, we demonstrated how AVstudio is evolving into a broader ecosystem for developing and deploying modern AV applications.
That includes AVstudio NG, our next-generation Visual Studio Code-based development experience; AVstudio Runtime, the execution environment powering AVstudio applications; the AVS-10 Touch Panel, purpose-built hardware for modern HTML5 interfaces; and continued development of App Container for deploying applications across iOS and Android devices.
Together, these technologies represent our vision for a more open AV development environment — one built around modern tools, open standards, flexible deployment, and greater freedom for developers and integrators.
From InfoComm to the AVstudio Office
Seeing AVstudio Editor listed among the Best of InfoComm winners was already an exciting moment.
Having the physical award arrive at our office makes that recognition feel even more tangible.
It represents years of development, experimentation, feedback, and collaboration with the people who actually use AVstudio on real projects.
Most importantly, it belongs to more than just our development team.
It reflects the contributions of our users, integrators, partners, testers, and everyone who has shared feedback and helped us understand where professional AV development needs to go next.
Thank you to the AV community and to rAVe [PUBS] for this recognition.
The award now has a place in our office.
And we’re already working on what comes next.
See AVstudio at InfoComm 2026
Want to see more from the show?
Watch rAVe [PUBS]’ coverage of AVstudio at InfoComm 2026:
InfoComm 2026: AVstudio Features AVstudio Software Ecosystem
And explore our full InfoComm 2026 recap to learn more about AVstudio NG, AVstudio Runtime, AVS Touch Panels, App Container, and the future of the AVstudio ecosystem.
