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EASY UPGRADE FOR HIGH-STAKES ENVIRONMENTS Brompton Technology BY KIRSTY HAZLEWOOD
The Tessera SQ200 is designed to enhance clarity, realism and engagement, says Brompton. The 8K LED video processor is the fi rst to feature dual 100G Ethernet inputs, enabling ST 2022-7 redundancy for seamless failover in high-stakes environments, according to the company. It supports the latest ST
The Tessera SQ200 redefi nes LED processing with 8K power and dual 100G redundancy
2110 protocols. Fully backwards-compatible with existing Brompton receiver cards and distribution units, Brompton says it offers an easy upgrade path,
allowing customers to turn existing inventory into a cutting-edge AV- over-IP system simply by upgrading the processor.
The SQ200 also features a
REINVENTING NEWSROOM WORKFLOWS CGI
BY KEVIN EMMOTT
Unveiling its vision for the future of broadcast and digital media, CGI boasts a modernised product portfolio that combines the full rebuild of CGI OpenMedia and innovations in radio production with CGI dira. The company has evolved its OpenMedia fl agship newsroom system to be run anywhere, using a proven technology stack and leveraging AI to provide advanced capabilities. Developed using what CGI
describes as a human-centred approach and following collaboration with external broadcasting teams, the new OpenMedia is scalable across both broadcast and digital environments, enables robust operations for mission-critical newsrooms, and supports fl exible deployment tailored to broadcasters’ existing and future environments across the cloud and on-prem. Also on show, CGI dira Dimension delivers a more streamlined, story-centric workfl ow tailored for fast- paced radio newsrooms. Built
new user interface to simplify management of networked video signals, clearly showing all video streams. 3.C45
OpenMedia has been reshaped following collaboration with broadcasting teams
on a modular architecture and optimised for interoperability, dira Dimension supports hybrid and cloud-based environments, enabling broadcasters to scale their radio infrastructure with
IN-CAR FORMULA E CAMERAS GO LIVE IN REAL TIME Domo Broadcast Systems BY DAVID FOX
Formula E Technology and Domo Broadcast Systems have worked together to meet a new FIA safety requirement to have all Formula E cars’ on-board cameras simultaneously visible during a race. Since 2022, all 22 Formula E cars have had 10 on-board cameras, but not all could be viewed simultaneously in real-time. They were constrained by available RF spectrum, although cars also recorded content for later remote playback. To make all 220 cameras live without compromising broadcast coverage or using signifi cantly
greater fl exibility. In addition, AI integration from partners such as Aicoustics gives users advanced, automated audio enhancements. 8.B47
Dynamic: A Formula E car with forward-facing and driver-facing cameras visible
more RF spectrum, Domo developed automated dynamic bandwidth management, controlled centrally. From 2026, all cars will transmit live cameras at reduced bandwidth (2.5MHz instead of 7MHz) for race safety. For broadcast use, a remote
touchscreen switches it from 2.5 to 7MHz, reconfi guring to encode four cameras while the output of the main forward-facing camera is automatically routed to the race offi cials for safety camera viewing. The system is programmed with available spectrum for each
race and automatically ensures frequencies and bandwidths do not interfere with other cars. In future, using Domo’s IP mesh technology, the safety camera could be combined with two-way safety data and provide talkback to each driver. 10.D30
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