Datapath and VITEC will demonstrate an integrated control room workflow at InfoComm América Latina 2026 in Mexico City. The showcase will feature a live demonstration of Datapath's Aetria platform paired with VITEC's IP video distribution hardware to manage video across mission-critical environments.
This integration signals a shift toward unified hardware-software stacks in the professional AV market, reducing the friction of managing disparate IP video streams. By pairing VITEC’s low-latency encoding with Datapath’s Aetria management layer, the companies are addressing the growing demand for centralized control in high-density data environments. For the broader streaming ecosystem, this move highlights the convergence of traditional broadcast hardware and IT-centric management platforms. Watch for adoption rates among Latin American utility and transportation sectors following the October demonstration to gauge regional demand for integrated AVoIP solutions.
Datapath has been steadily building out its Aetria ecosystem with new automation capabilities and hardware integrations. At ISE 2025 in Barcelona, Datapath showcased significant enhancements to its Aetria platform including Node-RED integration for automated workflows and third-party device control, enabling intelligent features such as automatic source failover and scheduled content display without manual intervention. The company also introduced the VisionSC-A2 capture card, which extends its Aligo AVoIP solution by capturing Aligo video streams directly into workstations or video wall controllers, supporting two 4K/60 streams per card over dual 10G channels.
The VITEC partnership demonstrated at InfoComm América Latina represents a natural extension of Datapath's platform strategy. Datapath is described as a VITEC company in the event announcement, indicating a corporate relationship that goes beyond a simple technology integration. At ISE 2025, Datapath showed the full spectrum of its portfolio including a fully equipped control room demo and the latest VSN processors alongside the new Aligo AVoIP capture card, establishing the hardware foundation that the VITEC encoding and decoding chain now complements for end-to-end IP video workflows.
The broader control room market is converging on software-defined management layers that abstract hardware complexity. Datapath announced ahead of ISE 2025 that Aetria now includes an integrated events engine providing a visual interface to create automated workflows triggered by internal or external events, using nodes from any hardware with a suitable API to drive independent systems simultaneously. This architecture positions Aetria as the orchestration point for heterogeneous control room environments, which is precisely the model the VITEC MGW Diamond-H and Ace Decoder integration extends into Latin American security operations centers, utilities, and transportation networks.
Datapath and VITEC are launching an integrated control room workflow at InfoComm América Latina, combining Aetria management software with MGW Diamond-H hardware. This integration allows operators to capture, encode, and distribute low-latency IP video, signaling a shift toward unified hardware-software stacks for mission-critical sectors like transportation and security.
The integration focuses on creating a unified control room workflow that combines Datapath's Aetria management software with VITEC's MGW Diamond-H hardware for low-latency IP video distribution.
The integrated control room workflow will be demonstrated at InfoComm América Latina.
The solution targets high-stakes sectors including utilities, transportation networks, and security operations centers.
The hardware showcase includes the VITEC MGW Diamond-H encoder, Ace Decoder, Diamond C1 chassis, Ace Decoder OG, and EP6 end-point.
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