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After a successful debut in 2025, Future Tech returns to Hall 14 of the RAI this year, with more features, more innovation and more of the technologies shaping the next era of media and entertainment.

Translation and dubbing specialist Lingopal will show how AI-powered language workflows can be integrated into existing broadcast and streaming infrastructures at IBC2026.

Atos is showcasing its Broadcast Network Control System (BNCS) V6 at IBC, highlighting how the platform has evolved to support complex broadcast and media operations.

Speak with Confidence is a new workshop at IBC2026 hosted by training and support network Rise – Women in Broadcasting, delivered in partnership with Sony Europe and Sylvia Cohen Communications.

Online video technology specialist Setplex will showcase new AI capabilities that are embedded throughout its Zapflex video platform.

The boundaries between broadcast studios, live events, and corporate fixed installations are converging, claims ROE Visual, which is showcasing its LED panel range at IBC as suited to all three markets.

At this year’s IBC, AudioShake’s real-time dialogue isolation model, Dialogue RT, will be available to European broadcasters.

At IBC, Ikegami will showcase two viewfinders, alongside a new constant-aperture variable neutral density filter function for its UHK-X700 and UHK-X750 Unicam XE portable and studio cameras.

Building out its Unio monitoring ecosystem, Genelec has introduced the 9402A System Management Device for audio-over-IP (AoIP) networking and Dante-compatible professional monitoring.

Netflix has revealed that nearly 300 titles on its platform have used generative AI, from early concept stages and pre-visualisation through to post-production and release.