Tech Roundup

Supported by Amazon Web Services (AWS), the newly launched awards program recognizes individuals, organizations, and products/services for outstanding innovations in media technology that promote conservation and reusability of natural resources while fostering economic and social development.

"With the KAIROS platform, Panasonic will be expanding the use of ST 2110 outside of traditional broadcast production and into the live event space," said Spiro Plagakis, VP of Product Management at Matrox Video.

As ViewNexa sees it, the product "empowers content owners to capitalize on the growing revenue opportunities of streaming and connects with audiences wherever they’re watching."

Broadcast media advertising and revenue management SaaS provider Marketron has unveiled a new product that is being touted as a production workflow platform built for radio broadcasters.

With a West Hall expo booth enjoying healthy attendee traffic, Elenos Group representatives at the 2023 NAB Show showed off its QuickBlock Next Generation Transmitter Platform. Its big selling point: a "unique and completely new modular approach."

Owning a radar involves a large capital investment and significant ongoing expense — commitments that are more difficult in today’s broadcast landscape. Even those who can make the investment have frequently had to work through complex integrations just to display their radar feeds to viewers. Climavision and The Weather Company, an IBM Business, are working together to solve both those challenges.

Broadcast equipment manufacturer Comrex has added Peplink/Pepwave modems and routers to its product sales menu — options designed to mesh with Comrex's own IP audio and video codecs.

Ventuz Technology AG, based in Hamburg, Germany, has released what it is calling a real-time graphics software for creating presentations, video wall content, interactive applications, broadcast graphics, and experiential design projects.

TouchControl 5, a dedicated hardware monitor controller and audio meter, has been brought to market by Köln, Germany-based RTW Audio. As the company sees it, the product unites the two focal points for the company — visualization of audio and hands-on monitor control.

The official awards program recognizes some of the most significant and promising new products and technologies showcased by exhibitors at the NAB Show.

swXtch.io, a wholly-owned subsidiary of IEX Group, Inc., is previewing interoperability between its cloudSwXtch platform and Google Cloud as a highlight of its floor presence at the 2023 NAB Show. The demonstrations follow the completion of what it calls "thorough, joint interoperability testing" signaling cloudSwXtch is immediately deployable with full functionality on Google Cloud.

Broadcast Electronics, part of broadcast product designer and manufacturer the Elenos Group, has used its presence at the 2023 NAB Show to demonstrate its next-generation media management and playout product known as AudioVAULT 11.

MultiDyne Video & Fiber Optic Systems has opened the doors to its first office focused on Europe, the Middle East and Africa. It will be located in Gdansk, Poland, and will be led by MultiDyne's Director of Business Development for the "EMEA" region.

Real-time graphics and live production software creator Vizrt, used globally by content creators in visual media, has added a sports-themed live production tool to its Viz Now automated deployment tool.

Thomson Broadcast subsidiary GatesAir is demonstrating the benefits of its new Intraplex service at the 2023 NAB Show, which concludes Wednesday. Intraplex pairs cloud-based audio monitoring and alerting capabilities with its latest IP Link hardware tools.