Key audio themes at NAB 2025 remain persistently familiar – remote workflows, distributed teams, and ultra-efficiency… and of course AI. These themes have been around for a long time now but the audio community always seems to find very new ways of delivering, so expect innovation a plenty on the show floor.
We return to the high pressure world of the Production Control Room where Switchers, Replay and Graphics are always at the heart of the action. The 2025 NAB Show will bring a myriad of new feature releases and opportunities for hands-on evaluation of how this years technology evolution feels for the operator.
The technology required to get high quality content from the venue to the viewer for live sports production remains an area of intense research and development, so there will be plenty of innovation and expertise in this area on the NAB 2025 show floor.
In the evolving world of audiovisual technology, the shift to Audio over IP (AoIP) is revolutionizing how we transmit and manage sound. AoIP refers to the technology used to transmit high-quality audio over standard IP networks, eliminating the need for traditional audio cables and providing an efficient, scalable, and cost-effective solution for modern audio distribution. This advancement offers significant advantages in terms of flexibility, interoperability, and ease of deployment, making it a key technology for industries such as live sound, broadcasting, film production, corporate AV, and more.
In a significant step towards planning first commercial service across the European continent, the 5G Broadcast Strategic Task Force (5BSTF) – comprising Media Broadcast (Germany), TDF (France), Cordiant Capital (UK), Emitel (Poland), CRA (Czech Republic), BTCY (Belgium), and RAI (Italy), supported by Rohde & Schwarz (Germany), is driving the development of a joint commercial roadmap across six European markets representing more than 270 million people.
Sony Electronics is launching its first camera tracking system, OCELLUS (ASR-CT1), specifically designed to simplify and facilitate augmented reality and virtual production applications in broadcast and cinema by providing marker-free camera tracking through multiple sensors. OCELLUS is camera agnostic and can be used with both cinema and broadcast cameras.
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During an exclusive online launch event, German broadcast-infrastructure innovator Lawo unveiled new solutions to help broadcasters and live media content creators to build more efficient video and audio infrastructures and seamlessly address production requirements on one open, unified platform.
