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TW Electronics By Ian McMurray
Supporting and enhancing the brand and product is the priority for TW Electronics in working with its customers on new remote controls. The company also notes the importance of technology functionality, meeting cost goals and ensuring producibility and availability. According to the exhibitor, the company consults with clients on the choice of case material and finish, button type, shape, colour and even battery options, all evaluated based on suitability, desirability, cost and quality.
The company’s engineering team also works with
customers to develop the most suitable software platform and transmission protocol, based on its experience and understanding of infra red, RF,
RF4CE and Bluetooth protocols.
For manufacturing, TW
Electronics relies on its long- standing relationships with its Korean manufacturing partner. Certified to the ISO9001 quality standard as well as to ISO14001 and TS16949:2002, the company can call on production capacity in excess of 140 million remotes annually, rapid prototyping, short production lead times and automatic assembly and testing lines, all supported by a research and development division with more than 85 specialist engineers. With significant warehousing facilities in China supported by 40,000 sq ft of computer controlled warehousing in the UK to hold buffer stock, TW Electronics says it is perfectly positioned to ensure the journey to create a bespoke device is both efficient and trouble free. 4.C77
By David Fox
Remote production: New remotes can be rapidly prototyped for clients by TW Electronics
Get the score on sports graphics ChyronHego
By Carolyn Giardina ChyronHego is showing a full lineup of technologies including its BlueNet graphics creation and playout system, which uses the company’s graphics tools for ordering and graphics asset management, collaborative graphics creation, and realtime playout. It also integrates with Axis World Graphics, ChyronHego’s cloud-based service. Another featured technology at IBC this year is the LyricPRO 8.6 graphics creation software, with design features and support for Windows 7 64-bit playout, native support
the entry-level Graffiti SDI, portable Graffiti SDI Flex, and high performance Mosaic line. Also on the stand is the
Off the bench: Lyric PRO 8.6 supports Windows 7 64-bit playout, native support for stereoscopic 3D and more
for stereoscopic 3D, scriptless transitions, and touchscreen- enabled graphics. Lyric PRO software can be used with ChyronHego’s line of realtime
CGs and BlueNet-enabled graphics servers. The company is also
showing its newest line of CG and server products including
Tracab image tracking system that uses image-processing technology to identify the position of all moving objects in a sports arena in realtime. The outcome of the analysis is a data feed with X, Y and Z coordinates for all objects. Data can be streamed to various visualisation platforms such as broadcast graphics and second screens, and can be used to prepare performance statistics. The system is based on
stereo vision technology and features two small multi- camera units, says ChyronHego. 7.D11
The Easyrig is a unique way of shifting the weight of a camera to your hips, allowing you to get steadier, more controlled shots. However, it was designed to work with larger, shoulder-mounted broadcast cameras. To make it work just as well with smaller cameras, the company has just released the Easyrig Shoulder Mount. “It offers flexibility and mobility of operating handheld whilst retaining stability and control and is therefor ideal for DSLR and other small video cameras,” said Swedish cameraman, and Easyrig inventor, Johan Hellsten. “When shooting with the Easyrig Shoulder Mount it is like shooting with a big camera, in fact better because you have the two handles in front of you.” On top of the unit is a grip to attach the Easyrig system. The system can support cameras ranging in weight from 500g to 10kg, and the €490 shoulder mount kit includes an articulated arm for mounting a monitor, and industry-standard 15mm rods for mounting accessories such as a matte-box and follow focus. 11.B10
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Looks Easy: The new Easyrig Shoulder Mount for smaller cameras such as DSLRs
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