Mago rolls out June 2026 feature pack globally at InfoComm

Mago unveiled a major June 2026 feature pack at InfoComm 2026 in Las Vegas, with immediate availability through its partner network across the Americas, APAC and EMEA. The update adds intelligent multi-screen modes, new Mago Apps, room scheduling and authenticated user support for shared meeting spaces. Why it matters: - The release expands Mago’s meeting-room platform with tools aimed at more flexible hybrid work, enterprise security and industry-specific use cases. - The global rollout gives AV integrators and enterprise teams new capabilities across regions at the same time, rather than through a staggered launch. - The update targets organizations investing in smarter room infrastructure across healthcare, financial services and higher education. What happened: - Mago announced the June 2026 Feature Pack at InfoComm 2026 in Las Vegas on June 17, 2026. - The feature pack is available immediately to Mago’s global partner network across the Americas, Asia-Pacific and EMEA. - Mago described the release as one of the most significant product updates in the company’s history. The details: - Dual Screen Display Mode automatically adjusts room screens based on the call scenario. - In 1-on-1 calls, the remote participant appears on the primary display and the local camera feed moves to the secondary screen. - In group calls, the active speaker appears on the primary display and a participant grid fills the secondary display. - When content is shared, the content moves to screen one while participants stay visible on screen two. - Triple Screen configurations now support the active speaker, shared content and a full participant grid across three displays. - The multi-screen modes work with Microsoft Teams, Zoom, Webex and Google Meet. - Mago Apps debuted globally as an expanding ecosystem of applications that run natively inside the Mago platform. - Remote Desktop Control lets users access and control a remote Windows machine from the room display through RDP. - The remote desktop app supports Parallels, Citrix and Microsoft Remote Desktop Services. - The xRay / DICOM / MRI Viewer is an HTML5-based medical imaging viewer with zero-footprint deployment. - The imaging app lets healthcare professionals review X-ray, CT and MRI images on the room display without plugins or a dedicated workstation. - Authenticated user support lets people log into any Mago-enabled room and receive personalized permissions, calendar integrations and preferences. - Mago added a built-in Room Scheduler App for real-time booking and availability management from the display. - The refreshed Mago Whiteboard includes an improved interface and expanded collaboration tools. - Mago supports more than 20 video conferencing platforms. - The platform is compatible with Neat devices, Microsoft Teams Rooms, Zoom Rooms, Android displays and more. - Mago’s Admin Center centrally manages the platform across five rooms or 500 rooms, and across one office or dozens of countries. Between the lines: - The feature pack shows Mago pushing deeper into the room operating system layer, not just basic video conferencing control. - Authenticated user support and industry-specific apps suggest Mago is aiming to make shared rooms feel more personal and more vertical-specific. - The emphasis on broad platform compatibility signals a strategy built around being hardware- and platform-agnostic. What’s next: - The June 2026 Feature Pack is available now through Mago’s global partner network. - AV integrators and resellers in the Americas, APAC and EMEA are being directed to Mago’s website or their regional Mago representative for access and details.