Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta has added a Mini Halo Board inside its production control room, giving operators a scaled-down replica of the massive Halo Board seen by fans inside the venue. The new LED display is designed to improve quality control, rehearsal, and show preparation for Atlanta Falcons, Atlanta United, and other events.

Systems integrator Alpha worked on the project alongside Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Daktronics, Ross Video, and other technology partners. Daktronics used flexible 1.5mm LED modules to recreate the unique circular display, while Ross Video technology scales the feeds used on the full-size Halo Board for the control-room version.

For integrators working in sports venues and live-event production, the project demonstrates how replicating complex in-venue displays inside the control room can give production teams a more accurate way to test content, reduce preparation time, and manage multiple shows without relying solely on cameras pointed at the main display.

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Broadcast Management Group (BMG) is using LiveU LU800 encoders and LiveU IQ (LIQ) intelligent connectivity to rethink how professional golf can be produced remotely. For The Pro Tour, BMG designed a REMI production ecosystem that reduced reliance on traditional OB trucks, fixed fiber infrastructure, and large on-site crews.

The nearly wireless workflow allowed camera operators to move throughout the course and transmit feeds, including drone coverage, back to BMG's Network Operations Center. LIQ continuously monitored available network conditions and optimized connectivity across multiple cellular networks, while Starlink was available as backup connectivity but, according to BMG, was not needed.

The approach allowed BMG to cover areas previously difficult or impossible to reach with fixed infrastructure. Cameras could also be redeployed as the action moved instead of remaining constrained by cable runs. Across the season's tournaments, BMG reported zero dropped feeds, including coverage from a hole at PGA National Resort in West Palm Beach that had reportedly never been televised because it was outside the venue's fixed fiber infrastructure.

For broadcasters and production companies, the workflow demonstrates how bonded cellular and REMI production can reduce the physical footprint of golf coverage while expanding camera placement, remote collaboration, and production flexibility.

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As IBC 2026 approaches, Riedel Communications is highlighting Bolero Mini, an award-winning addition to its Bolero wireless intercom ecosystem.

Designed to deliver the trusted performance of Bolero in a more compact form factor, Bolero Mini gives broadcast, live production, sports, and entertainment teams greater flexibility when building professional communications workflows.

The smaller design expands the ways production teams can deploy Bolero while maintaining the reliability and seamless ecosystem integration required for demanding intercom environments.

Riedel will showcase Bolero Mini alongside the broader Bolero intercom ecosystem at IBC 2026, giving integrators and production professionals an opportunity to explore how the platform can support modern live production communications.

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Professional filmmaker Jon Bailey uses Shinobi II as a core part of his field workflow, relying on its touchscreen camera control and advanced exposure tools to manage fast-paced outdoor shoots. His experience reflects a growing market need: reliable, portable monitoring solutions that enhance efficiency and reduce production risk.

Features such as false color exposure, focus peaking, and LUT previewing position Shinobi II as more than a monitor—it functions as a precision on-set tool that improves shooting accuracy and reduces post-production correction time.

For resellers, Shinobi II offers strong appeal across multiple verticals including outdoor content creation, corporate video, broadcast production, and social media filmmaking. As demand for video-first content continues to grow, compact professional monitoring solutions remain a high-velocity category.

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