#IBC2022 WELCOME TO IBC2022


On behalf of the whole team behind IBC, I am excited to welcome you all back to Amsterdam for our first in-person I since . elcome, we have missed you!


wned by six industry partners The IA, I, IT, T, PT and T, I is run by the industry, for the industry. As always, we have drawn on the industrys expertise, to ensure that I is the place to share the latest knowledge, while experiencing state-of-the-art tech and leading-edge business solutions. At I you will find a comprehensive exhibition, engaging and stimulating conference content, and the opportunities to meet, debate and network face to face. The response from exhibitors has been very gratifying, surpassing our expectations in numbers of stands and the volume of space booked. e have  halls packed with interest and innovation, plus, of course, our outside exhibits area which, as always, will showcase the latest in outside broadcast production as well as satellite technology. This years content programme is divided into three parts. irstly, we have our renowned peer-reviewed conference programme. The pandemic has accelerated the pace of change. As well as a new momentum behind business continuity and remote production, we are seeing huge innovation in areas like augmented reality and . These and other topics will feature prominently in the conference, alongside debates on the way that business models are changing under pressure. roadcasters are moving away from linear towards streamed content on demand, while digital-first TT players are creating linear, AT channels and moving towards more complex revenue models including advertiser funding. ffering high-uality speakers and debate, the I


onference runs on riday and aturday and offers remarkable value. econdly, I has partnered with a number of leading organisations to present the I hangemaker Programme. ere, we cover topics such as raising euality, advancing sustainability and mental health awareness, as well as bringing the latest thinking in creativity and technology to the table so that you can supercharge your knowledge and participate in industry change. This runs unday through onday and is free to attend. Thirdly, across all four days, I has worked with vendors to curate three show floor stages. These sessions are also free and are designed to offer industry insights through debate and case study. This is also the home of the I Accelerators programme. rom ebruary to eptember tech companies and content companies work together on a proect of their choice. I facilitates and the results are shown here. The hot topics include loud-based ive vents, Analytics and ow atency Protocols, loud ocalisation lueprint, ext eneration ews tudio,  and the Arena of the uture for  vents,  emote Production in the iddle of owhere,  Audio-led arrative and usic xperiences in the etaverse, olumetric ideo for roadcasting, etaverse Production and T Assets, edia ontent haring, onetisation and icropayment ystems via lockchain. This approach to tech innovation is something new and exciting for our industry. I would recommend that you go and take a look.


Also look out for the I Innovation Awards. This years shortlist features some stunning A and immersive experiences, along with engaging and involving content solutions. eturning to the programme this year are our ocial Impact


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Awards, which feature an array of inspiring proects in diversity and inclusivity, sustainability and responsibility. ost importantly, I has worked to provide a safe and secure environment for us all. As I write, there are no social restrictions in place, and this will undoubtedly benefit our event. owever, there are attendees who will still wear masks and want to maintain some distance. I am sure we will all respect their wishes and ensure they feel comfortable within the I community. elcome to I, the world forum for the electronic media business. hatever your goals are, I wish you a successful time here in Amsterdam and as part of our continuing community. It is great to be back face to face. I look forward to meeting you all. e are stronger together. Michael Crimp, CEO, IBC


WIRELESS MESHLINK IS A DREAM FOR ATOMONE Dream Chip Technologies BY DAVID FOX


adaptable miniaturised camera on the market.


ream hip is showing upgrades to its AtomOne miniature camera range, including integration with roadcast olutions meshink IP-based wireless system. The addition of meshink means that the small Atomne   fps camera is now claimed to be the most flexible, agile and


The full-duplex wireless meshink system offers a wide array of capabilities, including ultra-low latency   encoding, P, telemetry, intercom, return video and prompter. It also offers true adaptive encoding, total recall of all connectivity parameters and a recently developed prediction tool for coverage calculation based on  maps.


Fully integrated: The AtomOne SSM500 with the meshLink IP wireless system


Its addition should mean the Atomne  not only becomes more versatile, but also more reliable. ommon 


applications often see it deployed where there is heavy reliance on 5G, with many broadcasters and devices competing for signal and bandwidth. The addition of meshink improves the reliability of the connection made and, when combined with the unobtrusive, discrete nature of the camera, allows the tiny device to be deployed in fully remote contexts  including shoulder- and bike-mounted applications. 10.C31


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