IBC 2026
11-14 September
At stand 12.H11, the MRMC team will demonstrate how filmmakers, broadcasters and live event productions can create highly precise, repeatable motion paths and coordinated moves using the StudioBot LT and CineBot Nano robotic arms.
At stand 12.H11, the MRMC team will demonstrate how filmmakers, broadcasters and live event productions can create highly precise, repeatable motion paths and coordinated moves using the StudioBot LT and CineBot Nano robotic arms.
MRMC Is Heading to IBC 2026!
As IBC 2026 marks MRMC’s first time exhibiting as MultiDyne Robotics and Motion Control, alongside the MultiDyne Video & Fiber Optic Systems stand in Hall 11 (11.C12), the Hall 12 exhibit will also provide a dedicated showcase where customers can learn more about MRMC’s future plans and its ongoing commitment to exceptional engineering and support.
We look forward to meeting you at the RAI Amsterdam between 11-14 September. Be sure to get our undivided attention by booking a meeting with us at the show and register for free today using code IBC1643.
Cinebot Nano
Motion Control
Cinebot Nano brings MRMC’s professional motion-control capabilities to filmmakers, content creators and smaller production teams in an exceptionally compact platform. The award-winning nine-axis robot supports cameras up to 7kg and offers one meter of reach. PushMoco control allows operators to physically position the arm and record keyframes, while included Flair Lite software provides an accessible path to creating precise, repeatable camera moves. The system can operate on a pedestal or optional track and can be mounted to tripods, tables, carts, vehicles or in an inverted configuration, extending high-end robotic cinematography into productions.
Cinebot Nano brings MRMC’s professional motion-control capabilities to filmmakers, content creators and smaller production teams in an exceptionally compact platform. The award-winning nine-axis robot supports cameras up to 7kg and offers one meter of reach. PushMoco control allows operators to physically position the arm and record keyframes, while included Flair Lite software provides an accessible path to creating precise, repeatable camera moves. The system can operate on a pedestal or optional track and can be mounted to tripods, tables, carts, vehicles or in an inverted configuration, extending high-end robotic cinematography into productions.
StudioBot LT
The StudioBot range brings MRMC’s robotic-arm expertise directly into broadcast production, combining smooth multi-axis camera movement with precision, repeatability and production automation. Available in several configurations, StudioBot is designed to help broadcasters move beyond static studio camera positions and create more dynamic content while supporting virtual and automated production workflows. Its Robokam software provides centralized graphical control for creating and editing shots, moves and playlists, with support for controlling multiple robotic systems and executing predefined movements
or complex sequences without requiring programming expertise
The StudioBot range brings MRMC’s robotic-arm expertise directly into broadcast production, combining smooth multi-axis camera movement with precision, repeatability and production automation. Available in several configurations, StudioBot is designed to help broadcasters move beyond static studio camera positions and create more dynamic content while supporting virtual and automated production workflows. Its Robokam software provides centralized graphical control for creating and editing shots, moves and playlists, with support for controlling multiple robotic systems and executing predefined movements
or complex sequences without requiring programming expertise
Atlas Modular Rail System
Rounding out the exhibit, Slidekamera by MRMC extends the company’s portfolio from robotic arms into precision rail-based motion systems. The range spans modular sliders and PTZ camera movers for applications ranging from single-camera productions to large multi-camera studios, delivering the stable, fluid movement required for broadcast, videography, live events and other production environments. The versatile ATLAS platform is a particular focus, with modular configurations that can support creative cinematic moves as well as repeatable and automated studio workflows.
Rounding out the exhibit, Slidekamera by MRMC extends the company’s portfolio from robotic arms into precision rail-based motion systems. The range spans modular sliders and PTZ camera movers for applications ranging from single-camera productions to large multi-camera studios, delivering the stable, fluid movement required for broadcast, videography, live events and other production environments. The versatile ATLAS platform is a particular focus, with modular configurations that can support creative cinematic moves as well as repeatable and automated studio workflows.