Dream Chip Technologies, a leader in miniature and point-of-view cameras, is launching its latest innovation, the AtomTwo camera, at NAB 2025. Building on the success of the widely used AtomOne series, the AtomTwo brings a new level of quality and convenience to the sports and production market.
Mark Roberts Motion Control (MRMC), a Nikon company, is set to showcase its latest advancements in robotic camera technology and virtual production integration at NAB Show 2025. Exhibiting alongside group companies Nikon and RED, MRMC will highlight its innovative solutions designed to enhance efficiency and creativity in live production, filmmaking, and virtual production workflows.
The technology required to get high quality content from the venue to the viewer for live sports production remains an area of intense research and development, so there will be plenty of innovation and expertise in this area on the NAB 2025 show floor.
Heartland Video Systems, Inc. (HVS), a premier video systems integration and consulting firm, announces that our ATSC 3.0 expert team pre-configured and lab tested custom StatMux and HDR configurations for Gray Media’s station WVUE in New Orleans, LA in advance of The Big Game. HVS has gained a reputation as the go-to source for all things ATSC 3.0 and has been instrumental in launching over 70 “Lighthouse” stations across the United States.
Sony Electronics is launching its first camera tracking system, OCELLUS (ASR-CT1), specifically designed to simplify and facilitate augmented reality and virtual production applications in broadcast and cinema by providing marker-free camera tracking through multiple sensors. OCELLUS is camera agnostic and can be used with both cinema and broadcast cameras.
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During an exclusive online launch event, German broadcast-infrastructure innovator Lawo unveiled new solutions to help broadcasters and live media content creators to build more efficient video and audio infrastructures and seamlessly address production requirements on one open, unified platform.
Ikegami will demonstrate the latest additions to its range of broadcast quality production equipment at the April 6th-9th 2025 NAB Show in Las Vegas. Highlights will include the new IPX-100 IP extension unit. Also new is the UHL-X40 ultracompact UHD/HD HDR camera which makes its first NAB Las Vegas appearance.
