Aximmetry is rolling out a comprehensive virtual production platform that combines cloud capabilities, AI integration, and mobile tools, making high-end virtual studio technology more accessible to productions of all sizes. The company will showcase these innovations at NAB Show 2025, demonstrating how smaller teams can achieve broadcast-quality virtual production without breaking the bank.
Here's a quick refresher on Aximmetry at last year's NAB Show.
The new Aximmetry Eye iOS app transforms smartphones into versatile production devices, opening new possibilities for virtual production workflows.
Enables direct streaming of mobile camera feeds into Aximmetry with position and direction data
Converts smartphones into real-time preview monitors for previs
Eliminates need for expensive tracking equipment in smaller productions
Works seamlessly with green screen, AR, and XR projects
Aximmetry Gateway represents a significant step forward in cloud-based virtual production, already being utilized by major broadcasters.
Facilitates transmission of video, tracking, and controller data between computers
Enables split operations between input/output devices and production computers
Tested with leading cloud service providers throughout 2024
Supports complex broadcast productions through MOS integration
These developments point to a broader transformation in how virtual production tools are being deployed across the industry, from major broadcasters to independent creators.
Integration with AI tools like Volinga Suite expands creative possibilities
Full Unreal Engine plugin compatibility allows for AI-generated 3D assets from 2D images
Established broadcasters like CNBC Brasil and NHK Japan validate the platform's capabilities
Price-to-capability ratio makes broadcast-quality virtual production accessible to smaller teams
As mobile, cloud, and AI technologies converge in virtual production tools, expect to see more productions adopting hybrid workflows that combine traditional and virtual techniques. The real innovation here isn't just in the technology itself, but in how it's being packaged and priced to make high-end virtual production accessible to a broader range of creators.
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