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AJA Video Systems

AJA Video Systems

A manufacturer of high quality and cost effective technology solutions for professionals in broadcast, production, post and ProAV - all designed and assembled in Grass Valley, California. AJA was founded by engineer John Abt in 1993 and employs over 200 people worldwide.

AJA provides its unique technology to leading manufacturers and developer partners across the professional video industry for integration into their product lineups. High profile media companies around the globe, along with leading broadcasters, studios, networks, postproduction houses, ProAV integrators, mobile truck operators, cinematographers, film editors and more, depend on the reliability, flexibility and performance of AJA technologies.

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