Delivering new ways to manage newsroom production across news, radio, esports, WebTV and sports broadcasting, Octopus Newsroom is set to unveil a variety of new tools and updates as well as a brand-new look.
This year, its Octopus 12 system has a revamped Web Client that brings the full power of the Octopus ecosystem into a browser, claiming to be lightweight and fast, and designed for teams working collaboratively across multiple locations with no installation necessary.
The company is also showcasing its latest Contextual AI tools, aiming to understand the full story and not just the keywords. Octopus says that whether a user is summarising, rewriting, or adapting content for different audiences, AI in Octopus always acts as a smart assistant rather than a replacement. For full control, it can even be run on-prem, with full data privacy.
Stand Number: 6.C12
Company: Octopus Newsroom
Libec's QL40B streamlines height adjustments
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Remotly enhances remote desktop software
Developer Remotly is showcasing several innovations in its remote desktop software, including an advanced multi-join feature to allow multiple users to connect to and control remote computers simultaneously, without experiencing conflicts over mouse or keyboard access.
Compact HD camera from Marshall zooms in on NDI
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Shure to unveil first digital in-ear monitoring system
Making a debut appearance at IBC, Axient Digital PSM is Shure’s first digital in-ear monitoring system. It offers a combination of four transmission modes – multichannel wideband (WMAS, where available), narrowband, analogue FM, and Axient Digital standard (point-to-point).
Lawo brings Dynamic media agility Home
Making its European debut on the Lawo stand is an implementation of the EBU’s Dynamic Media Facility (DMF), an initiative built on a generic-server cluster and controlled via four buzzer-style buttons to change the technology stack with a single press.
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