DigitalGlue will showcase the latest updates to its creative.space managed storage platform at InfoComm 2025, highlighting new features designed to improve scalability, streamline workflows and better support professional AV video teams.

As part of the demonstration, DigitalGlue will display a real-time workflow using RED Digital Cinema’s KOMODO-X camera. The setup will show how RAW R3D video files can be transferred directly into the creative.space //EDGE-X storage system over a local network — eliminating the need for slow cloud uploads and manual file handling.

This year marks the first time DigitalGlue is exhibiting creative.space at InfoComm. The company positions the platform as a plug-and-play storage solution for AV teams that need high performance but want to avoid the complexity of enterprise IT systems.

“The platform is ideal for ProAV applications with creative teams that need fast and reliable performance but don’t have the time or expertise to deal with enterprise IT,” said Tim Anderson, CEO of DigitalGlue. “Our turnkey storage-as-a-service minimizes complexity and eliminates technical bottlenecks, empowering video teams to scale seamlessly and focus on creativity.”

New features on display include:

• Review and approval tools with frame-accurate timecode commenting for video and audio, including approve/reject functionality to simplify feedback.
• Multi-tier data management via Archiware integration for automated backups and archiving across storage tiers.
• Multi-space tagging to streamline asset discovery across projects without the need for complex folder structures.
• Camera-to-creative.space (C2C) workflows, allowing footage from RED and other cameras to be automatically ingested into centralized storage.

“Pro AV video teams frequently waste countless hours on manual tasks such as transferring files because they lack real-time video editing capabilities and adequate storage capacity,” said Nick Anderson, creative.space product manager. “creative.space changes all that with transformative new tools that eliminate technical bottlenecks so creatives can focus on their craft.”