Official membership of AVIXA (Erstwhile -InfoComm International)

PeopleLink became an official member of AVIXA (formerly InfoComm International), deepening its commitment to the professional AV community.

AVIXA sets much of the common language and best practice for the professional audio-visual industry. Membership is a signal that a manufacturer builds to the standards the wider ProAV community works to, not just to its own spec sheet.

Why Professional AV Standards Matter to Buyers

For a buyer, standards translate into confidence: that a room will perform predictably, integrate with other professional equipment, and meet the expectations integrators and consultants design around. PeopleLink designs, assembles and manufactures its cameras, audio, and room endpoints with that professional baseline in mind.

It also matters for large or complex projects, where AV consultants and system integrators expect equipment to behave to recognised norms rather than surprise them on site.

Engineering for the Whole Room

Professional AV is about the room as a system, not a single device. PeopleLink’s approach, tuning cameras, audio, and software together as one OEM, is aligned with how the ProAV community thinks about design: signal chains, room acoustics, and consistent integration. Explore the video conferencing solutions built on that approach.

A Platform Integrators Can Standardise On

Integrators value vendors they can standardise on, because it makes projects repeatable and support manageable. A single-OEM stack that meets professional norms is straightforward to specify, deploy, and maintain across many rooms and clients. PeopleLink’s room endpoint range is built with that in mind.

What ProAV Standards Mean for a Deployment

For a real deployment, professional AV standards show up in practical ways. Equipment integrates with other professional gear without surprises, signal chains behave predictably, room acoustics are accounted for rather than ignored, and consultants and integrators can design with confidence because the kit meets recognised norms.

Building to that baseline is what lets a manufacturer be specified into large, complex projects. PeopleLink engineers its cameras and audio with the room as a system, in line with how the professional AV community designs.

Working With Integrators and Consultants

Large AV projects rarely involve a single buyer choosing a single box. They involve consultants who design the space and integrators who install and support it, and both prefer equipment that behaves to recognised professional norms.

Building to AVIXA-aligned standards makes PeopleLink straightforward to specify into those projects: predictable signal chains, professional integration, and a single OEM behind the whole room rather than a collection of parts to reconcile on site.

For the integrator, that means fewer surprises and a platform worth standardising on across clients; for the end customer, it means a room that was designed and installed to professional practice. Explore the solutions built that way.

Frequently Asked Questions

AVIXA, formerly InfoComm International, is the trade association for the professional audio-visual industry. It develops standards, training, and best practice that integrators, consultants, and manufacturers work to.It signals that a manufacturer builds to recognised professional AV standards, which gives buyers confidence that rooms will perform predictably and integrate with other professional equipment.By engineering the room as a system, tuning cameras, audio, and software together as one OEM, in line with how the professional AV community approaches design and integration.