AIR AutoPilot™, combined with SMT Oasis, enabled broadcasters to control advanced AI camera tracking modes from a standard laptop with a single click. From puck-follow tracking during face-offs to dynamic […]
This demonstration showed how SKAARHOJ PTZ Extreme unified AIR gimbal control within a professional broadcast ecosystem. Instead of relying on touch-based control, operators gained tactile, frame-accurate control over camera movement, […]
At AIR, the pace of growth has accelerated rapidly, especially in live sports, but also in music, reality, and live events. After years of championing software-defined workflows, dispersed REMI, cloud […]
AIR showcased its AI-powered AutoPilot system in a real-world broadcast scenario by tracking Steph Curry during an NBA game, demonstrating how their proprietary Visual Language Model (VLM) locked onto Curry […]
The CUBE R1 NDI Recorder has always been a favorite for multi-channel workflows, but the latest update makes it even more production-ready. Now with batch control, individual channel recording, and […]
Forget static camera shots, AIR AutoPilot brings dynamic movement to any event, even corporate training sessions. At a recent Grey Monkey Group presentation, Advanced Image Robotics used their AIR One […]
At NAB 2025, Nick Nordquist from AIR (Advanced Image Robotics) explores how artificial intelligence and robotic cameras are reshaping professional video production. The AIR system is engineered for a new […]
Advanced Image Robotics (AIR) had a breakout year at NAB Show 2025, showcasing major advancements that drew huge crowds to their West Hall stand. Here’s a look at what made […]
In this YouTube video from Advanced Image Robotics, we are given a glimpse behind the scenes AIR One robot wiring setup for USA vs MEX arena soccer Frontwave Arena for their friends @ emota. This is a quick how-to setting up an AIR One robot to send control over LAN and video/audio over fiber tie lines back to video control room for on-prem hardware based switching.
The Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) 309 event showcased not only world-class athleticism but also cutting-edge technological innovation in sports photography. At this event at Madison Square Garden in NY, the UFC Photo Team employed Advanced Image Robotics (AIR) systems flying Sony Alpha 1 cameras with Sony 70-200mm and 12-24mm lenses to capture stunning still photos during the live event. This seamless integration of hardware and software marked a significant evolution in remote photography, enabling real-time content production and delivery.