Q-SYS Expands Full Stack AV Platform with New Cameras, Audio I/O Models, and Software Updates
QSC has expanded its Q-SYS AV Platform with new products and software features designed to enhance hybrid collaboration, audio integration, and system scalability.
The update introduces the NC-90 and NC-Pro15x network cameras, high-density QIO Series audio I/O models, Space Utilization for Q-SYS Reflect, the Q-SYS Library and expanded NS Series Gen 2 switches.
“We are excited to empower our customers to enable enhanced hybrid collaboration and power mission-critical live events when combining these new products and features with a true Full Stack AV Platform.” said Sanjay Kulkarni, VP of Product Management at QSC.
The new NC-90 and NC-Pro15x cameras are designed for seamless integration within the Q-SYS ecosystem. The NC-90 is a next-generation ePTZ camera featuring onboard AI and enhanced optics for smaller, wider collaboration spaces. The NC-Pro15x, built by Canon for Q-SYS, offers production-grade performance for high-impact environments such as lecture halls or large meeting rooms.
The latest QIO Series audio I/O expanders—QIO-ML24i, QIO-L24o, and QIO-24f—address the need for large-scale audio installations. Each unit includes support for analog audio connections, 8×8 GPIO ports, and dual network connectors, providing simplified deployment for venues, hospitality spaces, and judicial environments.
A new Space Utilization feature in Q-SYS Reflect enables organizations to analyze room and system usage through calendar data, sensors, and system metrics. These insights help reduce “ghost meetings,” improve space allocation, and enhance workplace experiences without additional hardware.
Replacing the legacy Asset Manager, the Q-SYS Library offers a cloud-based hub for verified plugins, templates, and design assets. Supported by Q-SYS and partners, the Library helps integrators and IT teams deploy systems more efficiently with pre-tested, ready-to-use resources accessible from any browser.
The NS Series Gen 2 network switches now include the NS26-480+ and NS40-960+, providing more options for right-sized networking solutions.
The update adds a Lua scripting interface for advanced control and import/export options to streamline system design.
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