Shotoku USA, Shotoku Broadcast Systems’ North American operation will be demonstrating the latest version of its TR-XT control system at NAB Show in Las Vegas (April 14-17), Booth C 3816, with numerous new […]
Shotoku USA, Shotoku Broadcast Systems’ North American operation, has announced that it is launching its latest studio control system at NAB 2023 (April 16-19 at the Las Vegas Convention Center). The […]
Shotoku Broadcast Systems, an international manufacturer of robotic camera support systems, and Sertronics GmbH, a provider of technical after-sales services have formed a service partnership that will bring dedicated support to Shotoku’s […]
At IBC, Returning To A New Normal
In Amsterdam this week, there was plenty of talk about broadcasters’ ongoing transition to IP and the cloud, along with the supply chain issues and labor shortages hampering it, but most people were too grateful to see old friends, colleagues and clients to complain.
Shotoku Broadcast Systems, international manufacturer of robotic and manual camera support systems, is heading to IBC 2022 (Amsterdam, Sept. 9-12) with an expanded line of pan/tilt heads and enhanced control systems […]
Newsrooms’ Robotic Cameras Get An IQ Boost
Thanks to AI and other advances in software, robotic cameras in the newsroom are getting more and more capable, including carrying out actions that no longer need to be programmed by people. Above: The recently re-launched studios in Al Jazeera’s flagship facility in Doha combine ceiling-mounted cameras with free-roaming pedestals to provide dynamic moving shots from unique vantage points, and complete coverage of the on-air talent throughout the set. (Al Jazeera photo)
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Shotoku USA, Shotoku Broadcast Systems’ North American operation, is launching Orchestra CMS v3 at the 2022 NAB Show (April 23-27 in Las Vegas). Orchestra CMS v3, the latest version of the […]
Shotoku USA plans to highlight features that boost functionality in production environments controlled either remotely or on-site at the 2022 NAB Show (April 23-27 in Las Vegas). It will demonstrate […]
Broadcasters are warming to using robotics for remote camera operations, having seen crucial improvements in camera movement, better object and face tracking, new movement patterns and stronger overall automation. Above, a camera operator stands behind Ross Video’s remote panbar system, capturing the action on the field at a college baseball game.
Shotoku, a provider of manual and robotic camera support and virtual reality tracking, has introduced unique new functionality — Orbit — to SmartPed, its fully robotic XY pedestal. SmartPed, which addresses […]
Shotoku USA, Shotoku Broadcast Systems’ North American operation, has expanded the U.S. team with the appointment of Jim Travers as robotics support engineer. Travers will provide remote and on-site robotics support […]
Shotoku Broadcast Systems, international manufacturer of robotic and manual camera support systems, has announced a new feature for its TR-XT control system. AutoFrame adds intelligent automatic face tracking to the […]
Shotoku Broadcast Systems, international manufacturer of robotic and manual camera support systems, is demonstrating upgrades and additions to its core product platform at IBC 2019 (Sept. 13-17, RAI Amsterdam) in Stand 12.E42. […]
Shotoku | Stand 12.E42| http://www.shotoku.tv/jp/ Shotoku Broadcast Systems has returned to IBC with enhancements and upgrades for its robotic camera control platform, including the SmartPed and SmartRail camera support solutions. […]
