IPC Will Showcase Intercom Platforms at NAB New York
The technology provider will exhibit its One Connect platform alongside partner Dale Pro Audio this October.
Updated on Oct. 13, 2026 in Remote Work
IPC is set to present its One Connect WebRTC matrix intercom platform at the upcoming NAB Show New York. The exhibition will take place at the Javits Center on October 21-22, 2026.
Why it matters
The demonstration highlights the versatility of intercom systems for professional broadcast environments. Attendees will explore deployment options ranging from on-premises to cloud-hosted setups.
IPC will operate from Booth 761 during the event to showcase their hardware, including the 1U rackmount One Link Studio keypanel. This unit serves as a compact solution for professional audio rack installations.
The players
IPC
IPC is a provider of communications technology specializing in matrix intercom platforms and connectivity solutions.
Dale Pro Audio
Dale Pro Audio is a professional audio equipment supplier and systems integrator that partners with broadcast technology vendors.
The details
Visitors to the event can interact with the One Link desk unit, which features a touchscreen interface and programmable buttons. The exhibit is part of a partnership with Dale Pro Audio, focusing on flexible intercom infrastructure.
Timeline
The NAB Show New York exhibition occurs from October 21-22, 2026.
Market Landscape
The introduction of WebRTC-based intercom platforms signals a broader move away from traditional closed-loop hardware toward flexible, IP-based broadcast workflows. This shift allows manufacturers like IPC to compete in a market increasingly defined by remote and cloud-hybrid production capabilities.
Broadcast professionals attending the show can evaluate the physical usability of the One Link desk units and rackmount hardware. This direct access allows technical managers to assess how these integrated platforms fit into existing studio production workflows.
The takeaway
The event provides a venue for industry professionals to test the interoperability of various intercom deployment models. Evaluating these systems in a live environment is a critical step for teams transitioning to more modular and flexible communication architectures.
Further reading
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