In nuce: Mark Robert Motion Control (MRMC) has announced that it will be present at this year’s IBC (International Broadcast Convention) with a selection of motion-controlled robots – including: related control software and broadcasting techniques. MRMC Chairman, Assaff Rawner, expressed his confidence in MRMC’s presence at IBC. MRMC will be on stand C30 in hall 11 in Amsterdam.
What can visitors expect? From 9 September to 12 September inclusive, visitors to the MRMC stand in Amsterdam will be able to experience the Bolt Jr Cinebot performing its automated camera movements. Visitors will also be able to take a look at a demonstration of the Flair software – among other things: The most important functions of Flair and the newly added Focus Assist tool. The following devices will also be presented: the ARC-360 PTZ camera, the QRS-1 Quiet Rail System, the StudioBot XL robotic arm and the TRH-1 rail system. According to the manufacturer, the QRS-1 Quiet Rail System is both an affordable and customisable rail system, while the StudioBot XL robotic arm was designed for automatic camera movements for news and studio recordings. MRMC will also be present with solutions that are especially suitable for the broadcasting of sporting events. In its self-presentation, MRMC states that all of the manufacturer’s robots are camera-independent and work in combination with any camera model.
Click further: To the Mark Robert Motion Control homepage and the IBC website. Digital Production last reported on IBC 2022 on 26 August this year , when it was Maxon’s 3D and Motion Design Show that advertised its presence at the trade fair this year – with many experts sharing their expertise on Maxon tools. We would like to thank our colleagues from Provideo Coalition, from whom we obtained some information for this report.
