Modern office environments are increasingly defined by the friction of hybrid collaboration. At InfoComm India 2026, BenQ unveiled a suite of new hardware designed to bridge the gap between remote participants and in-person teams. The lineup spans from massive, auditorium-grade displays to specialized desk lighting, all falling under the company's 'AI for the Future Workspace' initiative.
The centerpiece of this announcement is a sprawling 135-inch dvLED display intended for town halls and high-stakes leadership presentations. By covering 100% of the DCI-P3 color gamut, the panel targets environments where visual fidelity is non-negotiable, ensuring that data-heavy presentations or creative work remain vivid and legible even in large, brightly lit rooms.
For smaller meeting rooms and executive cabins, BenQ introduced the Board CP5505. This 55-inch interactive display attempts to eliminate the 'dongle hell' common in conference rooms by consolidating video conferencing, file access, and collaboration tools into one unit. Beyond hardware, the display integrates AI to track active speakers and generate meeting transcripts, effectively automating the note-taking process that often falls through the cracks during fast-paced discussions.
The CP5505 is also optimized for color-critical workflows. BenQ is targeting professionals in sectors like legal, design, and clinical work, where the ability to view detailed imagery on a shared, interactive surface is essential. The integration of Google Assistant and automated summarization tools further positions the device as a central hub rather than just a passive screen.
BenQ also turned its attention to the individual workstation with the debut of the iScreenBar and ScreenBar Max. The iScreenBar is engineered specifically for the iMac aesthetic, utilizing BenQ’s proprietary ASYM-Light optical structure to illuminate the desk surface while eliminating glare on the monitor. For those managing more complex setups, the ScreenBar Max offers an ASYM-TriZone Light configuration, designed to distribute illumination evenly across horizontal, vertical, or curved multi-monitor arrangements.
While the company has showcased these products at InfoComm India, global pricing and regional availability schedules have not yet been announced. By integrating these tools into its broader partner and system integrator network, BenQ is positioning itself to provide a comprehensive ecosystem that addresses both the grand scale of corporate presentation spaces and the granular needs of the individual home-office desk.
