Your Complete Guide to Camera Robotics
Bringing Over 50 Years of Motion Control Excellence to Broadcast
Camera robotics is an established technology in the world of broadcast, yet MRMC offers a very key difference from other solutions available. With over 50 year’s working in leading-class motion control and studio robotics, no other supplier in the industry can deliver such high-quality movement to the broadcast market.
Our range of broadcast robotic heads, rails, and studio arms allow creative and engineering teams to add something extra to the way that their content is captured, whether that be exceptional speed, precise, repeatable moves, smooth and natural capture, or remote control and operation.
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Where Robotics Fit Within The Shifting Broadcast Landscape
In today’s media landscape, studio productions are increasingly coming up against the requirement to ‘do more’ with existing resources, teams, and budget. Engineering teams are being asked to find ways of increasing creative output and points of difference within an incredibly competitive market.
There is a growing shift in the industry from an Opex to Capex model, pushing forward with the rise of uncompressed IP infrastructure and cloud/software- based technologies. While camera robotics heads, tracks, and towers are an established technology within the broadcast market, there are specific advantages and ways that these tools can be designed into a system that will help grow production and create efficiencies over the longer term.
In today’s media landscape, studio productions are increasingly coming up against the requirement to ‘do more’ with existing resources, teams, and budget. Engineering teams are being asked to find ways of increasing creative output and points of difference within an incredibly competitive market.
There is a growing shift in the industry from an Opex to Capex model, pushing forward with the rise of uncompressed IP infrastructure and cloud/software- based technologies. While camera robotics heads, tracks, and towers are an established technology within the broadcast market, there are specific advantages and ways that these tools can be designed into a system that will help grow production and create efficiencies over the longer term.
Often cost-effective when compared to traditional studio camera systems, combining the right range
of robotics kit means that shows can be set up in advance with minimal repositioning.
Empower Your Operators
Overlaying your robotics systems with softwaren means high-end broadcast shows that need to be produced by entire galleys of different people, but are constrained by resources or budget, can easily increase the number of camera angles captured to make the production more dynamic. These additional cameras can also be switched by a single operator.
This also means that a single camera operator can simultaneously control multiple cameras that are not on air but used to capture content for additional interest or support OTT services. Take this a step further and overlay the set-up with automation and computer vision technology that lets users genuinely multitask.
Overlaying your robotics systems with softwaren means high-end broadcast shows that need to be produced by entire galleys of different people, but are constrained by resources or budget, can easily increase the number of camera angles captured to make the production more dynamic. These additional cameras can also be switched by a single operator.
This also means that a single camera operator can simultaneously control multiple cameras that are not on air but used to capture content for additional interest or support OTT services. Take this a step further and overlay the set-up with automation and computer vision technology that lets users genuinely multitask.
Automation Lets Teams Do More
Integration into VR and AR Productions
In addition to offering all the benefits of streamlining the production, the system integrates with graphics systems. When combined with its creative potential, the built-in ability MRMC Robotics to provide positional data takes this system to an entirely different level.
All our systems have encoding built in to provide positional data, or work with Ncam, Stype, and Mo-sys for XR environments.
In addition to offering all the benefits of streamlining the production, the system integrates with graphics systems. When combined with its creative potential, the built-in ability MRMC Robotics to provide positional data takes this system to an entirely different level.
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Your Complete Guide to Camera Robotics
Building camera robotics into your production requires a shift in thinking about one-to-one camera operation, to one-to-many. Robotics allow camera operators and production teams to think more creatively about the camera angles and variety of shots they could capture.
Our Guide to Camera Robotics ebook breaks down the advantages and considerations when integrating robotics into existing systems, or entirely new projects.
Building camera robotics into your production requires a shift in thinking about one-to-one camera operation, to one-to-many. Robotics allow camera operators and production teams to think more creatively about the camera angles and variety of shots they could capture.
Our Guide to Camera Robotics ebook breaks down the advantages and considerations when integrating robotics into existing systems, or entirely new projects.