Sennheiser will use InfoComm 2026 this month to debut the TeamConnect Ceiling M Plus (TCC M Plus), a new ceiling array microphone designed to simplify deployment and system configuration in scalable AV environments.
A key feature of the TCC M Plus is PartnerLink, an integration framework co-developed with Q-SYS that allows the microphone to be configured directly within Q-SYS Designer Software. Sennheiser says the framework is designed to extend to additional platforms over time, while the device also supports multiple other integration methods for compatibility across different system designs.
Also on show will be expanded capabilities for DeviceHub, Sennheiser’s cloud-based device management platform launched earlier this year. The browser-based platform allows AV and IT teams to monitor, configure and manage Sennheiser devices remotely across multi-site deployments, with TCC M Plus support among the new additions reflected from early adopter feedback.
Sennheiser will additionally demonstrate updates to its Spectera wideband wireless ecosystem – which received Best of Show recognition at NAB 2026 – covering microphones, in-ear monitoring and control data within a single RF channel.
David Missall, insights manager and technical application engineer manager at Sennheiser, said: “From cloud-based device intelligence to new hardware that redefines what’s possible in flexible collaboration spaces, we’re arriving in Las Vegas with solutions that address where the market is heading – not just where it is today.”
The company will also be represented at 15 partner booths across the show floor. InfoComm 2026 runs June 17-19 at the Las Vegas Convention Center.
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