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.
On This Week’s Broadfield Liquid Lunch, Jim will be joined by Jim from Matrox to unlock the power of Matrox REMI workflows to streamline your production processes.
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The Savannah Bananas, a growing franchise, faced the challenge of expanding their reach, increasing fan engagement, and boosting revenue through ticket and merchandise sales. They aimed to introduce viewers to the sport and entertainment elements to generate brand loyalty and a dedicated fan following. Traditional live production methods were deemed cost-prohibitive.
The blog post by Matrox discusses the concept of remote production (REMI), a growing trend in the broadcasting industry. REMI involves capturing live event content and sending it via IP links to a centralized production facility for final production and distribution.
Dan and George from Epiphan present their top 5 best remote live production tips. Remote live production (or REMI) can be tricky: you’re wrangling a dozen participants from hundreds of miles away, switching between two dozen layouts, and adding titles on the fly – all over the network. And you don’t always have a large team of people helping you – sometimes, you’re a one-man band. A lot can go wrong.