A Montréal-headquartered provider of real-time video network and visual collaboration products is placing a spotlight on its video transport platform and its mobile video transmitter at the upcoming IBC 2026 conference scheduled for the same weekend as the Jewish New Year.
At the Amsterdam-hosted affair, scheduled for September 11-14, Haivision will make the European debut of the Makito ONE video transport platform and Falkon X4 5G mobile video transmitter.
Makito ONE and Falkon X4 represent the newest additions to Haivision’s broadcast contribution ecosystem for live sports, news, and event production. Together, the products can enable broadcasters to contribute high-quality, ultra-low latency live video from fixed, remote, and mobile production environments over any type of network.
Used for primary contribution and remote production, Makito ONE supports H.264, HEVC, and JPEG XS, along with SDI and SMPTE ST 2110 connectivity. It is scalable from a compact single-blade system to high-density modular chassis.
Falkon X4 features a four-modem, 2×2 MIMO architecture and Haivision’s cellular bonding technology.
“Broadcasters are producing more live content than ever before from more locations and across a growing variety of network environments,” said Marcus Schioler, Vice President of Marketing at Haivision. “We’re excited to introduce Makito ONE and Falkon X4 to the European market at IBC2026. Together, these innovations expand our live video contribution portfolio with the flexibility, mobility, and performance broadcasters need to transport high-quality, ultra-low latency live video across their production workflows.”
Haivision will also demonstrate how its ultra-low latency bonded cellular technology is able to transmit video over private 5G networks at under 100 milliseconds, highlighting how it is transforming the way broadcasters are covering live events from crowded locations where public mobile networks can become congested and when cabling is not possible.
