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At IBC2025 we speak with Zachary Wong from Hollyland about their newly launched professional intercom system: the Geo Central Station and Solidcom H1.

The Geo Central Station delivers support for up to 100 intercom groups and works seamlessly with up to 8 antennas, each capable of handling 20 belt packs. Antennas offer a 500 m line-of-sight range - the longest currently in the market - and include V-Mount battery slots for backup power.

Designed for professional use, the system is distributed through Hollyland’s dealer and distributor network worldwide and is already shipping.

Join us at IBC2025 as we speak with Rebecca Tang from Hollyland about the LARK Series and the new LARK MAX 2 wireless microphone system.

The LARK MAX 2 brings three standout features: full-chain 32-bit float audio for professional-quality sound capture, AI-powered noise cancellation for crystal-clear voice even in noisy environments, and a brand-new wireless audio monitoring system. This wireless monitor allows users to check audio in real time without cables, offering up to 100 m range with ultra-low latency.

The microphone system itself provides a 340 m range, making it a reliable choice for creators, filmmakers, and professionals who need flexibility, portability, and pristine audio quality.

At IBC2025 we speak with Rebecca Tang from Hollyland about the Pyro Series, including the Pyro S and the new Pyro 5.

The Pyro S is a wireless video transmission system supporting one transmitter and up to four receivers, delivering a range of up to 400 metres with ultra-low 50 ms latency. Within the Pyro family, devices can connect wirelessly with each other, adding flexibility for production teams.

The Pyro 5 stands out as an all-in-one device that functions as a transmitter, receiver, and monitor. It offers processing recording, camera control support for selected models, and seamless integration with other Pyro units - bringing powerful versatility to live production and on-set monitoring.

Join us at IBC2025 as we speak with Ivy Li from Telycam about their PTZ cameras now supporting FreeD over NDI, streamlining integration with Vizrt’s virtual production systems.

Ivy explains how this technology bundle with Vizrt’s Virtual Studio Go allows camera pan, tilt, zoom, and focus data to be transmitted via NDI instead of requiring genlock, SDI, or additional capture cards. By moving this workflow fully into IP, deployment becomes simpler, more scalable, and budget-friendly.

At IBC2025 we speak with Ivy Li from Telycam about the latest updates to the Explorer and Vision series, now featuring NDI 6.2 support.

Ivy highlights how the new discovery features in NDI 6.2 make it easier to manage and monitor multiple cameras, while the embedded NDI Bridge allows users to send video feeds directly via the camera’s web UI - removing the need for separate NDI tools. This enables simpler, more efficient remote and cloud production workflows.

Join us at IBC2025 as we speak with Maurice Uhlmann from Rohde & Schwarz about the R&S PKU100, a high-performance KU-Band uplink amplifier designed for the evolving satellite industry.

Maurice explains how the PKU100 meets new requirements for flexibility, simplicity, and efficiency in satellite ground station operations. This solid-state power amplifier (SSPA) combines robust design with outstanding RF performance, energy efficiency, and intuitive operation. With adaptive digital linearisation, the PKU100 delivers premium signal quality while reducing energy consumption by up to 50% compared to traditional technologies.

Available in indoor and outdoor models, the PKU100 supports 400 W and 750 W saturated output power, making it ideal for modern satellite uplink applications where performance, efficiency, and reliability are critical.

At IBC2025 we hear from Graziano Casale of Rohde & Schwarz, inviting visitors to experience the company’s live immersive demonstrations of 5G broadcasting and next-generation broadcast technologies.

On the stand 8.B70, Rohde & Schwarz is showcasing cutting-edge solutions from advanced TV and radio transmitters to uplink satellite amplifiers - highlighting the difference between today’s broadcast capabilities and what’s coming next.

Discover how Rohde & Schwarz is shaping the future of broadcasting with innovative technology designed for efficiency, performance, and immersive experiences.

At IBC2025 we speak with Graziano Casale from Rohde & Schwarz about the company’s latest broadcast distribution solutions and transmitter technology. As the industry transitions from linear TV and radio towards data-driven applications, Rohde & Schwarz is showcasing innovations that improve efficiency, resilience, and flexibility.

Graziano highlights how the next generation of broadcasting will support diverse use cases, from audience video delivery to emergency warning, positioning, navigation, automotive, and datacasting.

On display at IBC2025 are TV transmitters supporting new standards and radio transmitters that deliver unmatched energy efficiency, helping operators reduce operational costs.

At IBC2025 we speak with Jochen Bauer from Guntermann & Drunck about their integration with VuWall and how it enhances broadcast and virtual studio workflows. G&D, known for its advanced KVM solutions, has combined forces with VuWall’s expertise in video wall control and stream-based video processing to deliver more efficient, flexible infrastructures for broadcasters.

On the stand, Jochen demonstrates the TRX control interface from VuWall, now supporting Guntermann & Drunck natively. This integration allows operators to switch between different scenarios via touchscreen, improving ergonomics and workflow efficiency. The result is a seamless combination of KVM, video processing, and control technologies.

Join us at IBC2025 as we speak with Henry Goodman from Calrec about the new Argo 1.4 software update, now available across the entire Argo range including Argo Q, Argo S, and the new Argo M consoles.