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Below, we present a selection of main innovations that exhibitors will showcase at the upcoming NAB Show, listed alphabetically by brand for ease of reading. With the aim of providing a varied list that serves as a useful guide for event attendees, we have included both established companies and smaller firms whose portfolios have sparked the interest of our editorial team.

AEQ

AEQ will exhibit some of its novelties in audio production, processing, and networking. Some of these will include: the Capitol IP Plus, with expanded connectivity, flexibility and a modern design with colour displays on each channel and a 7′ touch screen; the AEQ Xplorer MAX, a wireless intercom beltpack with advanced digital radio, up to 600 m range for any broadcast or live production setup; and the new digital audio console Forum IP Plus, featuring AoIP (Dante / AES67), and intuitive workflow.

Booth: C3106

AIMS

The Alliance for IP Media Solutions (AIMS), Advanced Media Workflow Association (AMWA), and the Video Services Forum (VSF) will offer the IP Showcase, which will feature the IP Showcase Theater with 12 presentations. Additionally, the company will also debut the IPMX Training Series, a new educational program developed by AIMS to try to help the industry understand and deploy the IPMX open standard.

On the other hand, in room W317, AIMS will present a series of IPMX training sessions, and in the Tech Chat Theater in the West Hall will

Booths: W1355

Meeting Rooms – Level 3 — W317LMR

Appear

Appear ASA will showcase how it is building on business momentum to try to enable media companies to innovate and deliver the most valuable live sports events. Its stand will highlight three use cases: ‘Satellite-to-IP migration: built for resilient distribution and contribution’ with the Appear X Platform, ‘REMI and distributed production at scale’, and ‘One operational workflow from edge to cloud’. The company will also bring VX Media Gateway, a cloud-ready, API-driven software platform designed to complement the X Platform.

Booth: W1531

Arkona

Arkona technologies GmbH will announce a series of enhancements to its BLADE//runner platform. The updates focus on usability and workflow flexibility and include: BLADE//planner, a graphical configuration; a new Video Switcher soft panel, which extends operational flexibility through software-based control; AutoMix, for automated microphone management in live production settings; EasyIP upgrades; HBM-based FrameSyncs for SDI inputs; and Video ID insertion, to improve identification and traceability of video flows across large-scale IP systems.

Booth: C1808

Avid

Avid will unveil new innovations designed to help media companies win in the media economy. These include: AI-enhanced Avid Content Core, demonstrations of Media Composer, Pro Tools, and Avid NEXIS, demos of new storytelling capabilities across MediaCentral, iNEWS, and Wolftech News, and the latest expanded hybrid and cloud environments. The company will also highlight partner integrations and host industry sessions at its Avid Theatre.

Booth: N2226

Barix

Barix will exhibit its latest professional Instreamer and Exstreamer devices for Audio over IP transport across broadcast and media networks, with an emphasis on format diversification to suit myriad scenarios and customer preferences. For the event, the company has added both SRT and RIST support to its MultiCoder M400, an IP encoder that can send audio streams to receive points in four separate formats.  The MultiCoder’s SRT and RIST enhancement follows the addition of an SRT transport option to LX400 codecs, Barix’s transport device built primarily for radio broadcasters.

Booth: C2522

Blackmagic

Blackmagic Design will offer live demonstrations of a wide range of its portfolio. These will include: Blackmagic URSA Cine Immersive, the world’s first digital film camera for Apple Immersive Video; Blackmagic PYXIS 12K,  featuring a full frame 36 x 24mm 12K sensor with a built-in optical low pass filter; Blackmagic 2110 IP Converters, supporting Ultra HD using low cost 10G Ethernet; and DaVinci Resolve, among others.

Booths: N2502, N2530

Brainstorm

Brainstorm will debut the newest version of its platform, Brainstorm Suite 7. This new version includes enhancements for all of the company’s products: InfinitySet, with 360˚ output per render; Aston, with better interoperability and new video wall management capabilities; and Edison, with new features like QuickStart and Teleporter and a lite version oriented towards education, Eddie. These applications can run on eStudio, also updated as part of Suite 7.

Booth: N2352

Bridge Technologies

Bridge Technologies will attend to demonstrate how its production probe is designed to analyse and verify IPMX workflows in multi-vendor environments. This includes RGB video, compressed and uncompressed essences, and modern ProAV timing models. These capabilities will be on show alongside demonstrations for the VB440 uncompressed production probe and its suite of compressed distribution probes. Additionally, the company will also participate in the NAB IP Showcase.

Booth: C3019

Canon

Canon will be exhibiting new equipment solutions for studio, remote production, shallow-depth-of-field shooting and industry-leading broadcast lens technology. Some of the products presented will be Canon’s Cinema EOS line of cameras and lenses, including its RF Cinema lenses with 8K shooting capability, and the latest PTZ cameras featuring Canon color, control and focus, among others.

Booths: C3825, C201LMR — TV & Radio

Chyron

Chyron will exhibit its different portfolio designed for modern broadcast, streaming, and FAST environments, including: real-time graphics, virtual sets, newsroom workflows, sports data integration, and scalable cloud-based solutions. Some of these will be NewsTicker, CAMIO, MOS, NewsTicker, ZXY Tracking and Chyron Live, among others.

Booth: N2441

Clear-Com

Clear-Com will introduce new solutions and unveil a major product, with the aim to expand its communications ecosystem for modern broadcast and live production workflows. Some of the products at the stand will be: FreeSpeak Icon beltpack, the 4-Channel HelixNet beltpack, updates to Arcadia Central Station, and its virtual intercom solutions, including Gen-IC, Agent-IC mobile app, and Station-IC virtual desktop clients.

Booth: C5807

Cuez

Cuez will present four additions to its cloud-based newsroom, rundown and automation platform: Cuez Storydesk, a new story-centric newsroom system; Blockz, a new feature designed for journalists to determine studio automations from within any NRCS; Browz, universal media browser; and an open agentic AI framework for live production.

Booth: N1867

Dalet

Dalet will highlight the showcase of Dalia, its new agentic AI solution to interact with workflows through a media-aware, natural language interface. The stand will also exhibit the Dalet Flex platform, which has recently included a new semantic search experience, native transcription capabilities, and new Adobe Premiere workflows; and Dalet Pyramid solution for modern news, sports, broadcast and corporate media operations.

Finally, the company will host its annual Executive Breakfast on Monday, April 20th, at The Wynn Las Vegas.

Booth: W1519

Deltacast

Deltacast will be presenting DELTA-stadium, a solution designed to create and control content displayed on LED screens in arenas, and the latest release of its AR sports production suite, which includes enhanced tracking capabilities and a new AI keyer. In addition, it will showcase DELTA-live, now supporting audio for graphics insertion.

Booth: N1853

DHD Audio

DHD Audio will introduce Firmware 10.4 with three new configuration capabilities: Flex Channels, Mic Preamp Control and Channel Categories. Additionally, it will introduce four new API-related features, plus the Routing Web App and RM1 Pro broadcast-from-anywhere studio-quality audio production system.

Booth: C3132

Elements

Elements will introduce Grid, a software-defined, scale-out NAS platform built on Ceph that combines all-NVMe performance with its Automation Engine and Media Library (MAM). They will also be showcasing their cloud production platform with AI integrations and global collaboration, Media Library, and the NVMe Cube.

Booth: N1717

EVS

EVS will present for the first time the full T-Motion lineup, developed following the integration of Telemetrics and XD Motion, and its Flexible Control Room solution, featuring Tactiq. It will also introduce: new AI-driven innovations with built-in edge performance, deeper integrations and continued workflow advancements, a range of tools for live sports production, the VIA MAP Media Asset Platform, and the MOVE product line, among others.

Booth: N1841

For-A

FOR-A will showcase GoVertical! AiDi, the real-time 9:16 autocropping feature of viztrick AiDi. This new on-device AI solution was developed by Nippon TV, delivered globally by FOR-A, and powered by NVIDIA AI infrastructure (NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5090 with 24GB GDDR7 Laptop GPU and NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5070 Ti with 16GB GDDR7 desktop GPU). It operates entirely on-device and delivers real-time player tracking, face tagging, object recognition, 2.5D telestration, auto-score graphics, and motion data analytics.

Booths: C4920

Meeting Rooms – Level 1 — N118LMR

GatesAir

GatesAir will debut AirWatch365, a managed service for broadcast transmission monitoring and support. The launch includes the AirWatch365 Edge Gateway, an on-premises appliance that connects transmitters and related infrastructure directly to the platform. At the event, the company will demonstrate how its cloud-based architecture enables proactive monitoring and diagnostics.

Booth: C1046 — TV & Radio

Grass Valley

Grass Valley will be demonstrating new capabilities for media organizations, which will feature products from their portfolio, including the LDX 110 Series cameras and Production Switchers, highlighting the latest integrations such as K-Frame with Daktronics; and Framelight X, which unifies field capture, editing and publishing across linear and digital workflows. Also on display will be Playout X,  the AMPP OS suite and the ACE-3901-GRID, which is introduced as the world’s first MXL gateway with MXL connected processing.

Booth: C2408

Haivision

Haivision will unveil the Makito ONE video transport platform, its latest single-blade video encoding and decoding solution. Makito ONE is available from a compact single blade system to higher density 1RU and 4RU modular chassis that scale up to 18 hot swappable blades to provide up to 36 HD/4K encoding and decoding channels. It combines ultra low latency 4K/HD/HDR video, and multi codec flexibility for transport over any network. In addition, it provides SDI and SMPTE ST 2110 connectivity.

Booth: W2522

Harmonic

Harmonic will introduce significant enhancements to its video appliances and SaaS solutions. The company will unveil: Spectrum X media server, XOS Advanced Media Processor, the first large production deployment of VOS Media Software on Red Hat OpenShift, the first of server-side in-stream advertising, and a new in-house, server-side multiview solution. Additionally, with a focus on streaming powered by AI, the company will introduce a new AI overlay service. Further insights on AI’s transformative impact on broadcast and streaming workflows will be shared at the Broadcast Engineering and IT Conference on Saturday, April 18.

Booth: W2831

Ikegami

Ikegami will showcase the latest additions to its range of broadcast-quality cameras, controllers and monitors. Among other products, it will exhibit the Unicam XE 3-CMOS ⅔-inch 4K-UHD cameras, the ultra-compact UHL-X40 for robotic applications, the studio/portable UHK-X700 and its UHK-X750 full studio version, plus the studio/portable UHK-X600 and HDK-X500 which are HD models that have upgrade paths to 4K-UHD. Additionally, it will introduce a new feature in an upgraded version of its UNICAM XE models.

Booth: C3819

Interra Systems

Interra Systems will showcase its latest advancements in automated QC, real-time monitoring, and captioning. Among other products, it will bring its ORION monitoring platform, with recent updates and enhanced automation; BATON 9.4, the recent version of its BATON automated QC platform; the latest BATON Captions updates, such as web-based editing experience, Whisper AI integration, and automated workflows; and the VEGA media analyzer, which has added AV1, VVC, built-in chatbot assistance, and expanded cloud compatibility.

Booth: W2243

Kiloview

Kiloview will present its latest broadcast IP solutions, offering demonstrations of its AV-over-IP ecosystem designed to simplify workflows, reduce infrastructure complexity, and enable scalable production across broadcast, sports, and live environments. The company will debut the AVX24-4 MediaHub and the KiloLink Station and will also showcase the Cradle Series RF0, among others.

Booth: N1467

Lawo

Lawo will announce the introduction of its upcoming solution designed to accelerate system setup and optimize operational efficiency across broadcast, recording, live performance, and corporate AV environments. The company will also display a full suite of IP‑native routing, software‑based processing technologies, dynamic resource‑management tools and HOME Apps such as HOME Multiviewer, a server‑based, ultra‑low‑latency processing app supporting SMPTE ST2110, NDI, SRT, and JPEG XS workflows.

Booth: C2108

LTN

LTN will focus on demonstrating how its IP network simplifies satellite-to-IP migration for broadcasters, cable networks, MVPDs and station groups. Some of these demonstrations will be: migrating channels from satellite to IP, open network and partner ecosystem, and satellite replacement for live sports.

Additionally, the company will offer different panels on Sunday, April 19 (‘LTN and Tennis Channel on Navigating the IP Transition and Driving Reach and Revenue – TVNewsCheck Programming Everywhere’ and ‘PMVG: NextGen TV Developments in Public Media – Broadcast Engineering and IT (BEIT) Conference’) and Tuesday, April 21 (‘The Future of Satellite Replacement’ and ‘Expanding Streaming Channel Lineups While Growing Brand and Revenue – Broadcast Engineering and IT (BEIT) Conference’).

Booth: W2100

LiveU

LiveU will showcase its broadest IP-video EcoSystem to date and unveil the latest advancements in Actus Digital’s monitoring platform. Its newest solutions on display will include the LU900Q intelligent production unit, for live broadcasting with native LiveU IQ (LIQ) connectivity. Also featured are LiveU Nexus, a universal gateway for digital and IP workflows, and LiveU Schedule, a centralized scheduling and resource automation tool.

Booth: N1740

Macnica

Macnica will showcase new capabilities for its MEP100 SmartNIC, introducing support for both 100GbE and 25GbE media flows on a single card, along with expanded support for GPU-based processing, Windows-based applications and real-time metadata. These enhancements aim to offer greater flexibility to scale SMPTE ST 2110 IP workflows based on channel density, infrastructure and application requirements, while integrating more easily into modern software-driven environments.

Booth: N1167

Mediagenix

Mediagenix will present new advancements in Semantic Intelligence for Title Management, looking forward to helping studios and networks transform content and rights metadata into actionable intelligence for sales, licensing and programming teams. The capabilities, which will be shown at the event, were built on recommendation and personalization technology from Spideo, and embed advanced semantic modeling across the Mediagenix platform.

Booth: W1857

Net Insight

Net Insight will showcase Nimbra Live Intelligence and the Open Media Platform for Live. Built as one platform with three distinct layers, it is delivered through Nimbra Live Performance and deployed across production, distribution and protection workflows. The Nimbra Live Intelligence aims to enable live media environments to operate as predictable systems without requiring a proprietary stack or rip-and-replace transformation.

Booth: W1653

Nugen Audio

Nugen Audio will offer a presentation about dialog intelligibility and loudness. Delivered by CEO Dr. Paul Tapper, the presentation “Is Dialog Intelligibility the New Loudness?”  will examine the growing industry conversation as broadcasters and streaming platforms face increasing viewer complaints about unclear speech. The session will provide an overview of emerging measurement approaches, including the Listening Effort Meter developed by Fraunhofer IDMT and incorporated into the NUGEN Audio DialogCheck software.

Room N256, on Tuesday, April 21, from 10:10 – 10:30 a.m.

On‑Hertz

On‑Hertz will introduce Artisto Panels, a no-code way to design and deploy custom control interfaces for live audio production with Artisto, the audio mixer with benefits. It is designed to let teams build role-specific control surfaces (mixing, routing, monitoring, etc.) using a drag-and-drop approach, without development work or hardware constraints. Additionally, it will bring its expanded ecosystem through new collaborations, such as Univr, TVU MediaMesh, and Cuez.

Booth: C4533

Panasonic

Panasonic will show a preview of its IP-centric box camera, the AK-UBX100 4K Multi-Purpose Camera, which is designed to work within the broader production ecosystem. IP enables video, audio, and control to move across a single network, with the intention of simplifying system design to support more dynamic production environments. It also works with existing SDI setups or hybrid environments, and it integrates with studio and PTZ cameras.

Booth:  C3509

Meeting Rooms – Level 2 — N212LMR

PlayBox Neo

PlayBox Neo will bring the latest innovations across its PlayBox Neo Suite and integrated range of broadcast and media solutions. Some of these updates include: new role-based user management system, the integration with Active Directory via LDAP (Lightweight Directory Access Protocol) with SSL encryption, Multiviewer’s optimization to try to reduce bandwidth usage by up to 30%, the support for EdithShare, physical and virtual GPI, and the AJA Kona IP25 IP converter card, among others.

Booth: N1425

Quicklink

QuickLink will present its latest StudioEdge models. Building on the expansion introduced in 2025, the brand will showcase the full range: StudioEdge-1, StudioEdge-2, the StudioEdge-4 and StudioEdge-2110. Additionally, it will also demonstrate brand-new workflow enhancements, including improvements to the way Zoom callers are introduced and managed within StudioEdge.

Booth:  N2761

Riedel

Riedel will attend with its latest solutions in live video production, audio, intercom, signal distribution, and broadcast control. These include: hi human interface integrated with MediorNet, Bolero Mini, private 5G connectivity, SAME for audio & mixing engine, software-driven live production platform Simple and DSP-1216HL.

Booth: C4908

ROE

ROE Visual will present its latest LED display technologies, a selection of LED platforms for rental and fixed installation applications, engineered for broadcast studios, virtual production environments, and live production workflows. Throughout the show, the company will highlight some of its projects and technologies that have helped shape modern broadcast, touring, and virtual production environments.

Booth: C4925

Sapec

Sapec will showcase its latest novelties such as the Laguna platform, the FPGA-based Sivac-One module, and the AI-powered Video-MOS monitoring tool. In addition, solutions from its Gredos family will be on display, along with the corner flag for football applications featuring two mobile cameras, The CornerCam — this one at their own stand and at the Egripment stand (C7321).

Booth: W1856

SDVI

SDVI will showcase an expanded Rally Connect distribution network, new integrations with technology partners across AI-powered localization, content processing, and storage management. Some of its new capabilities include native MovieLabs multilocale support for streamlined international deliveries and optimized transcode profiles. Additionally, it will offer an exclusive first look at Rally platform’s new innovations designed to give operations teams new levels of control, simplicity, and intelligence.

Booths: W1553

Meeting Rooms – W2478MR

Sennheiser

The Sennheiser Group will show its latest immersive audio solutions and wireless technologies segmented into three areas: Reliable Integration, Connection, and Future & Innovation. All these will include products from Sennheiser, Neumann, Merging, and SoundBase, and will showcase Spectera API, the Spectera Rental Finder, Spectera WebUI, the  real‑time AMBEO 2‑Channel Spatial Audio Broadcast Renderer  and the Neumann VIS visionOS application, among others. Additionally, Sennheiser’s Joe Ciaudelli invites visitors to its talk “Wireless Microphone Operation for Mega-Events in the 1435 – 1525 MHz Band” on Saturday, April 18, 2:10 – 2:30 p.m. in Room N25.

Booth: 4931

SMPTE

SMPTE will offer an educational program designed to bridge storytelling and engineering, headlined by the debut of its Visual Innovation and Brilliant Engineering (VIBE) Conference and a new SMPTE ST 2110 IP Media Roadshow. Taking place across multiple sessions, VIBE will explore topics ranging from robotic cameras and content authenticity to open source workflows and live sports production systems, while the hands-on roadshow delivers practical training on IP-based media infrastructure, including system architecture, timing, audio, and network design.

Booth: NL3 

Solid State Logic

Solid State Logic will debut the new Net I/O ST 2110 Bridge, which converts between ST 2110 and Dante in a single standalone unit. It is housed in a compact 1RU chassis and supports NMOS (Networked Media Open Specifications) IS-04 Discovery and Registration and IS-05 Device Connection Management specifications. It’s available in either 256 or 512 channel versions.

Booth: C6907

TAG Video Systems

TAG Video Systems will unveil new capabilities across its IP-native Realtime Media Platform. New releases include visual service health diagnostics, native audio monitoring, open SDK integrations, and expanded color analysis tools. The company will bring tools such as Lens, QC Station, Dolby E decoding, Software Development Kits (SDKs) and NVIDIA ConnectX-7 SmartNICs , among others.

Booth: W2323

Tedial

Tedial will offer demonstrations of how its platform empowers media companies to transform their media asset management and supply chain operations. The company’s platform features: integration of Agentic AI with the Model Context Protocol (MCP), NoCode workflow design capabilities, AI-powered Media Asset Management (MAM) system, NoCode UI designer, IP-based live workflows, adaptability to diverse media sectors, and support for Cloud, Hybrid, and On-Premises deployments.

Booth: W1851

Telos Alliance

Telos Alliance will unveil Omnia XII, its new FM/HD/DAB audio processor. Built on a 2RU hardware platform, it features a color display and local controls up front, while the rear panel boasts an array of I/O and connectivity options. New algorithms form the processing architecture of a Wideband AGC, 5 bands of multiband AGCs and compressors, and 6 bands of multiband limiting, plus dynamic EQ and bass management tools, all feeding Frank’s “Clemenza” FM clipper.

Booth: C1819

Teradek

Teradek will present its latest innovations in live production, featuring: Mission Link, mobile bonded internet solutions; RF-X, zero-delay wireless video switching system for bolt and ranger; Teradek Cloud, tools designed for IP video deployments

Booth: C5816

Vizrt

Vizrt will showcase its solutions designed to create more content with fewer hurdles, both for single operators or running a full enterprise broadcast operation. The Live Production portfolio is designed to try to enable more intuitive workflows with TriCaster, reduced operator load through automation and panel driven control, remote collaboration, and flexible cloud and hybrid production setups, among others. Some of the company’s Live Demos will include: AI Studio, story production hub, intelligent live production, connected storytelling with NDI, or immersive meetings with Zoom.

Booth: N2161

Wheatstone

Wheatstone will introduce a new hitless switching option designed to ensure zero downtime for critical components within the WheatNet IP audio network. It features dual mix engines or I/O Blades synchronized in real-time. Additionally, the company will be showing the new DMX 12, the latest addition to Wheatstone’s Audioarts DMX console line, which includes an 8-channel console, a 16-channel console and optional Remote DMX.

Booth: C1051

Zero Density

Zero Density will offer its new virtual studio production and on-air graphics solutions. Its stand will highlight how its offerings look forward to supporting broadcasters and production teams through: fully integrated approach to virtual production and on-air graphics, flexible solutions for studios, AR, video walls, tracking and broadcast graphics, simplified workflows for complex graphics and virtual production, faster creation of high-quality visuals, reduced workload, and more agile productions with tools using Unreal Engine 5.

Booth: N2461