When ENCO meets with NAB Show New York attendees on Wednesday and Thursday, it plans on emphasizing its “five pillars of technology innovation” — all while placing a spotlight on its captioning, translation, AI production tools, automation and virtual production for TV and radio broadcasters.
In particular, ENCO’s technology demonstrations will include the North American debuts of its enCue toolset for intelligent clip farming and automated news package creation; and newly enhanced SPOTai solution for professional video advertising.
ENCO will also debut a unique 3D Talent tracking application within its Qimera virtual production environment that brings new realism and production efficiency to live broadcast workflows, and demonstrate a range of holistic captioning and translation workflow possibilities across its enCaption, enTranslate and enSpeak product lines.
“Broadcasters across North America are under increasing pressure to produce more content, reach audiences across more platforms and generate new revenue without adding operational complexity,” said ENCO President Ken Frommert. “We are focused on solving these everyday challenges with practical, intuitive technologies that make a measurable difference. Whether we’re helping newsrooms accelerate production, creating new opportunities for local advertisers, or simplifying captioning, translation and broadcast automation, ENCO is giving broadcasters the tools to work smarter, strengthen their competitive position and make the most of their existing resources.”
ENCO can be found at the NAB Show New York at Booth 539 from October 21-22, the duration of the conference.
Introduced at IBC2026 in Amsterdam, enCue is a browser-based, cloud-native platform that automates two production workflows. Its intelligent clip farming capabilities analyze long-form programming, including newscasts and podcasts, to identify compelling moments and automatically create social-ready clips and highlight reels. The platform generates titles and captions, reformats horizontal video for vertical viewing and produces 15-second teasers that help broadcasters extend the life and reach of their programming across digital platforms. The product is also useful for matching scripts or narration with raw footage from interviews, field shoots and other sources.
“The AI assembles relevant footage into a cohesive package ready for editorial review, freeing production teams to focus on storytelling and creative refinement instead of manually searching through hours of video,” the company boasts.
— Reporting by Brian Galante
