HARMAN Professional Solutions, distributed by Madison AV in Australia, will debut the BSS Soundweb OMNI 600, 300 and 200 Series at InfoComm 2026, introducing video capabilities to the BSS Soundweb OMNI platform and significantly expanding its AV-over-IP ecosystem.

The OMNI 600 Series is designed for performance-critical environments, supporting 4K60 4:4:4 video, audio, control and USB 2.0 over Gigabit Ethernet. Featuring Motion Wavelet Compression, the platform delivers ultra-low latency and high image quality for fast-moving and detailed content.

It also supports Virtual Network USB 2.0 Hub technology, Dante AV-A, Dante audio, seamless switching, video wall processing, enterprise-grade security and open control APIs, making it suitable for higher education, government, enterprise and large venue installations.

The OMNI 300 Series is optimised for bandwidth-efficient AV distribution across shared LANs and WANs using H.264 and H.265 compression. It supports 4K60 4:4:4 video alongside a secondary 1080p stream for third-party platforms and services, while USB-C connectivity enables USB video and audio for collaboration and recording workflows.

Native Dante AV-H interoperability and enterprise security features make the platform well-suited to meeting spaces, hospitality venues, retail environments and hybrid learning spaces.

Designed for collaboration environments, the OMNI 200 Series focuses on professional USB 2.0 routing and extension over standard Gigabit Ethernet. Using Virtual Network USB 2.0 Hub technology, it enables a single host computer to communicate with USB devices across up to four remote endpoints while supporting data rates of up to 480Mbps.

The platform also provides two-channel Dante audio input and output, PoE+ support and seamless integration with OMNI 600 systems for conferencing and flexible collaboration environments.

Together, the OMNI 600, 300 and 200 Series create a unified AV-over-IP platform that combines purpose-built hardware, centralised management through AVX Suite and standards-based technologies including Dante, helping organisations build scalable, interoperable AV systems that can evolve alongside future requirements.