Twoloox Released Version 10 of Pandoras Box Software
The release integrates Pandoras Box and Widget Designer into a unified Infinity Suite platform.
Updated on Sept. 24, 2026 in Software
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Twoloox has released Version 10 of its Pandoras Box media server software, marking the first major update since the company acquired the product line in 2025. This software update combines Pandoras Box and Widget Designer into a unified solution known as the Infinity Suite.
Why it matters
The release consolidates media server and control logic into a single workflow, reflecting a commitment to prioritize user feedback and direct integration.
The new Infinity Suite utilizes a hardware-bound dongle licensing model where each individual key unlocks up to eight render outputs. Users can scale their capacity by combining multiple dongles to achieve the desired number of outputs.
The players
Twoloox
A media technology developer specializing in professional server software for show control and real-time video playback.
Pandoras Box
A high-end media server product line used for complex projection mapping and show programming.
Widget Designer
A control software tool that allows users to create custom interfaces and logic protocols for media environments.
The details
The software update merges the Pandoras Box engine—a system for real-time video playback and projection mapping—with the Widget Designer, which provides custom control logic and interface building. By integrating these into the Infinity Suite, Twoloox enables hardware-independent show programming and free routing between modules. The system also introduces new integrated protocols and user interface themes to streamline the design process.
Timeline
Twoloox acquired the Pandoras Box product line in 2025.
Version 10 of the Pandoras Box software was released on September 24, 2026.
The Tech Race
This integration follows the consolidation of the Pandoras Box ecosystem under Twoloox. The move shifts the platform away from its prior structure, where media servers and control interfaces functioned as separate tools.
Existing users can now consolidate their control logic and media playback within the new Infinity Suite environment. Professional workflows change immediately by requiring the new hardware-bound dongle configuration to enable render output functionality.
The takeaway
The move to a unified Infinity Suite indicates that Twoloox is aggressively streamlining its post-acquisition product roadmap. Users should verify their hardware-bound dongle requirements before migrating to the Version 10 software.
Further reading
For more background on how professional show control systems are evolving, see Software.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Avinteractive.
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