The Technical Papers Programme features original, novel research on solutions to real-world problems faced by the international broadcast and digital media industry. Papers cover all industry sectors across the media, entertainment and technology industries and are delivered by a mix of industry professionals, academics, and R&D experts.
IBC’s renowned Technical Papers are back this year, presented in thematic sessions delivered across IBC2024, as part of the IBC2024 Conference from 13-16 September 2024 at the RAI, Amsterdam.
This year’s programme, which ran throughout the Conference, includes papers on ...
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Dynamic power control for sustainable broadcast transmitter networks
Tech Papers 2026: This paper proposes an approach that uses predictive modelling in combination with real-time interference monitoring to optimise transmitter powers dynamically, with minimal impact on the consumer.
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AI-driven anonymisation that preserves human performance
Tech Papers 2026: This paper presents two AI-driven workflows designed to preserve emotional nuance while ensuring anonymity.
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Search first, inspect visually when needed: A multi-agent architecture for semantic video archival retrieval
Tech Papers 2026: This paper introduces Smart Chat, a multi-agent video question-answering system that searches indexed video moments, localizes candidate evidence, and inspects a short clip only when visual verification is needed.
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A standardised framework for C2PA provenance in media workflows
Tech Papers 2026: This paper presents the first standardised framework for implementing C2PA for media provenance across newsrooms of varying sizes and operational contexts.
Dynamic streaming content packaging with C2PA
Tech Papers 2026: This paper presents an implementation of the approach adopted by C2PA for live video to dynamic packaging.
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