Mago and AVer team up for flexible meeting room setups

Mago and AVer announced a partnership June 9, 2026, to pair Mago’s platform-agnostic meeting room software with AVer’s VB370A Android video bar. The companies will show the joint solution at InfoComm 2026 in Las Vegas, aiming to give enterprises more choice across hardware, room workflows and collaboration platforms. Why it matters: - The partnership is aimed at organizations that want meeting rooms that work across more than one collaboration platform. - Mago’s software and AVer’s hardware are positioned as a combined option for IT teams that want more flexibility in room design, deployment and administration. - The joint setup is also meant to support mid-to-large meeting spaces with AI video, centralized control and simpler join experiences. What happened: - Mago announced a strategic partnership with AVer Information Inc. on June 9, 2026. - The companies are pairing Mago’s meeting room software with AVer’s VB370A Android-powered dual-lens 4K PTZ video collaboration bar. - The VB370A will be available standalone or as a VB370A + CP10 G2 Controller Bundle. - Mago and AVer will showcase the solution at InfoComm 2026, June 13–19, 2026, in Las Vegas, Nevada. - Attendees can visit AVer booth C9078 for a live demo or one-on-one meeting with solution experts. - InfoComm 2026 also marks the launch of Mago’s June 2026 Feature Pack. The details: - Mago supports Windows 11 and Android across more than 20 UC platforms, including Microsoft Teams, Zoom, Google Meet and Cisco Webex. - Mago’s software covers video conferencing, wireless screen sharing, whiteboarding and advanced display modes. - Mago Admin Center provides centralized room administration. - The AVer VB370A is designed for mid-to-large rooms. - The VB370A combines an 18X zoom PTZ camera with a 120° wide-angle fixed lens. - The device includes Smart Composition, Auto Framing and voice tracking. - The audio system uses a 14-microphone array with beamforming, echo cancellation and audio fencing. - AVer says the audio pickup reaches voices up to 10 meters away. - The CP10 G2 Controller includes a 10.1-inch touch display. - The controller adds one-touch meeting access and room scheduling. - The CP10 G2 Controller also includes an antimicrobial coating for enterprise, healthcare, education and government environments. - Mago’s June 2026 Feature Pack includes Advanced Multi-Screen Display Modes, Mago Apps, Authenticated Users on Shared Room Systems, a redesigned Whiteboard and a new Room Scheduler App. - The new feature pack is intended to complement the AVer VB370A platform. - Mago runs on Windows 11 and Android. - Mago’s platform is built around three pillars: Meet, Present and Collaborate. Between the lines: - The partnership reflects a broader push in the meeting room market toward platform neutrality instead of single-ecosystem lock-in. - The focus on Android-powered hardware suggests Mago is extending its software layer into more standardized room setups. - The InfoComm timing gives both companies a live stage to pitch a combined software-plus-hardware workflow to IT buyers. - The collaboration also broadens AVer’s reach beyond hardware alone by tying its devices to a multi-platform management layer. What’s next: - Mago and AVer plan live demonstrations at InfoComm 2026. - Buyers can learn more at mago.io, visit AVer booth C9078 during the show or review the product pages for the VB370A and bundle. - The June 2026 Feature Pack will roll out alongside the partnership showcase, adding new room and display tools for shared systems. The bottom line: - Mago and AVer are betting that customers want meeting rooms that are easier to manage, less tied to one platform and more adaptable to changing workplace needs.