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Corporate · July 16, 2026

AISpeech MA600D Matrix Array Microphone Selected as Audio Solution for InfoComm Asia 2026 Smart Tech Stage

The hands-free matrix array microphone handled keynote voice reinforcement on the show's main stage in Bangkok.

By AVinBrief Editorial Desk ·

What is the MA600D which took the Smart Tech Stage InfoComm Asia?
The MA600D is AISpeech's Matrix Array Microphone, which AISpeech calls its flagship model, designed for medium-to-large conference spaces. InfoComm Asia 2026 selected it as the sole audio solution for the Smart Tech Stage, the event's main keynote and session venue at the Queen Sirikit National Convention Center in Bangkok. The selection placed the unit in a demanding live condition: a busy exhibition floor with high ambient noise, requiring it to lock onto a speaker's voice without a handheld microphone and deliver voice reinforcement throughout multi-day programming.
What else is AISpeech demonstrating at InfoComm Asia 2026, beyond the MA600D?
AISpeech is running live demos in a dedicated education and meeting room environment (room MR105) at the show. The demo room features the MC10 and MC08 Conference Audio Series, the MC04 Ceiling Microphone designed for classroom sound reinforcement without an external processor, and the MT200 Multimodal Audio-Visual Tracking Box. The MT200 uses cross-modal audio-visual spatial coordinate fusion to track the active speaker without requiring preset camera positions or manual switching. AISpeech is exhibiting at Fuzion Booth L01 at the main entrance of the exhibition hall.
Everyone is talking aout AI. What is the Audio Video Device Management Platform AISpeech, and what does it do?
The Audio Video Device Management Platform is a unified management tool for AISpeech devices. It provides real-time monitoring, remote control, automated inspection, and batch firmware upgrade capability across a deployed device fleet, aimed at reducing the ongoing operations and maintenance burden for administrators managing multiple rooms or facilities.
What markets is AISpeech targeting in Southeast Asia, and who is its regional channel partner?
AISpeech is targeting enterprise and education buyers across Southeast Asia, citing accelerating demand for conferencing audio in both sectors. Its regional partner is Fuzion, through whom AISpeech is exhibiting at InfoComm Asia. AISpeech is using the show to deepen relationships with local system integrators, channel partners, and end-user customers while expanding its partner network in the region.

The Take

What should integrators evaluating the MA600D ask before specifying it for a corporate or education installation?

MA600D was designed for larger conference rooms. On operational performance: What are the recommended room volume and ceiling height ranges for the MA600D? How does pickup pattern and noise rejection behave in rooms with hard parallel surfaces or high HVAC noise floors, which are common in corporate and education environments? Does speaker tracking require calibration during commissioning, and how does the system handle rooms with multiple simultaneous speakers?

On the MT200 and MC04: The MT200’s “cross-modal audio-visual spatial coordinate fusion” framing describes a mechanism worth unpacking: specifically, what camera and processing hardware it requires, what network bandwidth it demands, and how it behaves when a speaker moves quickly or when two people speak at once. The MC04’s claim of noise reduction without an external processor is worth verifying against the room sizes it is rated for.

On the device management platform: For integrators building managed-services practices, the platform’s remote monitoring and batch firmware capability are worth a direct look. The relevant questions are whether it is cloud-hosted or on-premises, what data it collects and where it is stored, and what access controls the end-user administrator holds. In healthcare, government, and education deployments, those answers shape whether the platform clears the client’s IT security review.

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