Sony is expanding its lineup of pan-tilt-zoom (PTZ) cameras with the addition of two 4K models with built-in AI analytics. The SRG-A40 and SRG-A12 cameras automatically track, and naturally frame presenters, regardless of movement or posture.

EMG, a globally active provider of broadcast services for sports and live events as well as studio-based production, has chosen Leader multiscreen rasterizerizing waveform monitors for integration into three new OB vehicles. A total of 16 LV7300 rasterizers will be used for master reference during live transmissions and related post-production.

AEQ has unveiled its new Phoenix Venus 4 audiocodec. This new dual stationary audiocodec for point-to-point links stands out for having IP connectivity and two simultaneous bidirectional stereo transmissions with different formats and qualities. It also features SIP protocol and EBU N/ACIP standard, as well as OPUS algorithms (configuration support and remote control tools).

AJA has unveiled new firmware update for gateway device for conversion between NDI and SDI. BRIDGE NDI 3G v1.6 now supports #NDI 5.5, NDIFrameSync, and SD 525i and 625i. Update fixes some known issues and improves BRIDGE NDI 3G functionality.

Cyta has installed a low-latency solution for encoding and packaging from Ateme, reducing latency for its premium OTT channels.

Panasonic has updated its live production platform Kairos by adding two new Core mainframes, expanding the platform’s GPU processing to support larger and more complex productions. The Kairos platform natively supports the transition to IP and cloud workflows with simultaneous SDI, ST 2110, and streaming support.

NewTek has added a production control panel that integrates control of multiple elements directly into one panel. PTZ devices, audio connections, audio and video mixing, and talkback can be managed in the NewTek Flex Control Panel.

LYNX Technik, provider of modular signal processing interfaces, announces that it will be showcasing its range of fiber yellobriks at the upcoming ISE 2023 show in Barcelona, on stand 5C780.

BirdDog, an Australian company founded in 2016, is relatively new to television broadcasting. It’s based on a new technology and a single concept: simplify global television production through the use of computer networks.

Looking to simplify and extend cable runs to reduce setup, breakdown, and troubleshooting time during productions, Focal Point Productions looked at AJA Video Systems for solutions. They have 12 AJA Mini-Converters includes FiDO-4R, FiDO-4T, FiDO-2T, FiDO-2R, FiDO-TR, FiDO-R-ST, FiDO-T-ST, and Hi5-Fiber, so workflows happen without issues.