Panasonic Modernizes Broadcast Production with KAIROS IP Switching
By Jennifer P
The blog post titled “Panasonic Modernizes Broadcast Production with KAIROS IP Switching” by AVNation Organization discusses how Panasonic is advancing broadcast production with its KAIROS platform. The KAIROS platform is a software-defined solution that simplifies show coordination through virtual control layers, accommodating the growing demands of IP media networks.
The post emphasizes Panasonic’s move from legacy technologies to embrace IP broadcast production workflows. KAIROS consolidates switching and routing into software-based engines, allowing for infinite expansion. Instead of focusing on technical details, the blog highlights the operational advantages for broadcasters. It eliminates physical control layers, enabling dynamic graphic layering with limitless customizable layouts. Directors can manipulate elements in real time, offering more creative freedom compared to traditional hardware switchers.
Remote production teams benefit from KAIROS through remote system supervision, enabling production from virtually anywhere. The platform supports traditional SDI inputs alongside NDI and SRT streams, allowing for a gradual migration to IP without forcing single-step upgrades. This flexibility accommodates hybrid workflows and preserves compatibility with legacy equipment.
The blog underscores KAIROS’s role in accelerating live production cycles to meet the demands of increasingly interactive consumer experiences. The platform incorporates augmented reality and virtual set components to enhance visual appeal. By spreading controls and accelerating innovation assimilation, KAIROS is positioned to adapt to diverse broadcast demands and unite previously siloed specializations, marking a significant leap forward in broadcast technology.
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