NeoCon 2026 Made One Thing Clear: The Digital Markerboard Is a Sharing Tool

NeoCon 2026 was an important milestone for AMI.

For four days, our team had the opportunity to present the Digital Markerboard concept to manufacturers, dealers, architects, workplace specialists, designers, and end users. Beyond the live demonstrations and discussions, the event provided something even more valuable: direct feedback from the market.

And one conclusion became clear almost immediately.
The Digital Markerboard is not simply a digital whiteboard.
It is a sharing tool.

A Simple Message Everyone Understood

Throughout the event, visitors interacted with the Digital Markerboard for the very first time. What was particularly striking was how quickly they understood the concept and its value.

Without lengthy explanations, most attendees naturally described the experience in the same way: Connect. Write. Share.

The simplicity of this workflow resonated across every audience we met, from workplace professionals and architects to manufacturers and end users. 

People appreciated the fact that they could continue using familiar tools while instantly transforming handwritten content into digital information that could be shared in real time or saved for later.

Bridging Physical and Digital Collaboration

The conversations we had at NeoCon reinforced a growing need within modern workplaces and collaborative environments.

Teams want to preserve the spontaneity and creativity of writing on a traditional physical surface. At the same time, they need better ways to share information across rooms, buildings, and continents.

The Digital Markerboard addresses this challenge by combining the best of both worlds. Users write naturally with real markers on a real surface while their content becomes instantly available in digital form.

No cameras. No complex interfaces. No disruption to existing habits.

Just a seamless sharing experience.

Interest Across Multiple Industries

One of the most encouraging aspects of NeoCon was the diversity of visitors who stopped by our booth.

Manufacturers saw opportunities to integrate the technology into future product lines. Architects and workplace designers explored how it could enhance collaboration spaces. Dealers identified new possibilities for their customers. End users immediately recognized the simplicity of the experience.

While each audience viewed the concept through a different lens, they all arrived at the same conclusion: improving how people share ideas remains a universal challenge.

Looking Ahead

NeoCon 2026 confirmed that there is strong demand for solutions that simplify collaboration while maintaining natural user experiences.

 For AMI, this event was not only an opportunity to showcase technology. It was an opportunity to validate a vision.

A vision where interaction remains intuitive.
A vision where technology stays in the background.
A vision where sharing ideas becomes effortless.

We would like to thank everyone who visited our booth, tested the Digital Markerboard, and shared their feedback with us.

This is only the beginning, and we look forward to building the future of collaboration together.