IBC2022 is upon us once again and this year. Bridge Technologies have big plans

IBC2022 is upon us once again and this year. Bridge Technologies have big plans: BC2022 is upon us once again and this year (as every year) we have big plans. IBC-RAI-AmsterdamFor those of you who keep up with our blogs and content, you’ll know already about ‘The Bridge Show’. We launched this during lockdown, ostensibly as a way to keep in contact with our customers, business partners and industry peers. But it served a (not-so) secret second function; it allowed us to not only talk-the-talk in the field of IP production and distribution, but to actually walk-the-walk. Putting out a full-scale studio production every week using Bridge Technologies tools gave us unrivalled insight into what our customers need and want, and allowed us to adapt our offerings accordingly. And since so much of our technology is about making data meaningful and usable through intuitive visualisation, it makes sense that when it comes to something like IBC where we have the chance to actually show audiences the full potential of our technology, we’d want to bring our Bridge Show on the road (and potentially on the boat too, as we host and enjoy some evening canal cruises around Amsterdam with our good friends and business partners). This means that on the booth we’ll have a studio section, with many of our engineers and guest speakers delivering segments explaining the intricacies and benefits of the full suite of Bridge Technologies products. And whilst that sounds like a big undertaking, the particular benefit of our IP-centered technologies is that in reality, it’s not. The whole raison d’être of our VB440 is that it reduces bloated racks of single-purpose technology to just a single unit, and then allows for the display of vast ranges of data through any HTML-5 browser on a single monitor. We even facilitate the preview display of HDR images on SDR screens! As such, people attending the booth will gain a true understanding of just how perfect the VB440 is for the quick and effective setup of remote and distributed broadcast studios: they’ll see directly how the VB440 allows the absolute maximum of production power, with the absolute minimum when it comes to space, equipment and power draw.