#IBC2025
XPLORE TO THE MAX AEQ
BY KEVIN EMMOTT
Xplorer Max is an intercom terminal from AEQ based on high-performance digital radio technology. Boasting Wireless Multimedia – Docsis Enhanced Communication (WM-DEC), an exclusive digital radio technology in the 5GHz band, AEQ says that Xplorer Max guarantees quality of service, protection against interference and a range of up to 600m in open conditions with a single antenna. Moreover, the company
31 Xplorer Max boasts a range of up to 600m in open conditions with a single antenna Combining functionality and
says it minimises the need for multiple access points, making it easy to install and ideal for temporary deployments, large-
scale events and demanding environments. Each access point can manage dozens of terminals simultaneously.
REDESIGNED INTERFACE TO POWER AUTOMATION VimBiz
data, and enable faster, better decisions.
BY ANNE MORRIS
Vimsoft is demonstrating its integrated management system, VimBiz, in Hall 5.
The centralised platform is designed to break down silos across engineering, scheduling, rentals and executive teams, provide access to real-time
At IBC2025, it is showcasing a
redesigned interface which the company describes as “built for real humans, not power users”, and aims to show that in today’s broadcast environment, automation and AI are “no longer just buzzwords but survival tools”. 5.B23
ergonomics in a compact and robust beltpack format, Xplorer Max’s interface integrates four programmable keys per page (with up to four pages per key), two volume encoders and a multifunctional graphic LED display. It is compatible with Conexia, Crossnet, the TH5000 matrix and the Xpeak matrix-less system and offers HD VoIP and Kroma VoIP connectivity. Also on show are AEQ’s TP9000 intercom panels, the Solaris audio codec and the Olympia commentary system. 8.C55
Vimsoft intends VimBiz to speed decisions, promote collaboration and reduce complexity
MATCHBOX ECOSYSTEM GOES GLASS TO GLASS Hitomi Broadcast BY DAVID FOX
Audio/video alignment and latency specialist Hitomi Broadcast is expanding its MatchBox ecosystem to address latency challenges across diverse environments, from traditional broadcast facilities to venue production, consumer devices and medical applications. Its latest software creates a comprehensive ecosystem that connects different parts of the broadcast chain, enabling teams to share analysis resources and measure timing accuracy from camera to fi nal distribution. It now has glass-to-glass measurement capability that can precisely measure end-to-end
Johnson: ‘We’re bringing our timing capabilities to places it’s never been before’
latency from camera capture through to fi nal display. This addresses the critical need for understanding timing throughout the entire signal path as direct- to-consumer streaming becomes more prevalent.
Russell Johnson, Director, Hitomi, said: “As the world becomes more software-focused, so does Hitomi. We’re moving with the times to provide broadcasters with the peace of mind that comes from knowing their content is perfectly
timed, regardless of delivery method. We have been working with a number of trusted partners to bring our timing capabilities within places where it’s never been before.” 10.A40
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