Vizrt AR Display: The Right Connections Make All the Difference at NAB 2023

 

For a show of as vital importance for Vizrt as NAB 2023, they needed the right partner to keep it all connected. IHSE USA’s KVM systems provided Vizrt with what they needed to make a splash in Las Vegas. Chris Black, Global Head of Branding Communications at Vizrt, shared the stakes of such an essential show as NAB.

Chris’ Thoughts

“Mistakes are not possible. You can’t make a mistake. The same thing with trade shows like here at NAB. We have to have a lot of systems that are all part of a network and be able to access them from a single workstation. We’re able to go into very high-stress, high-performance environments.

At NAB, Vizrt Experience Las Vegas is our main show that we’re doing on the stage here. And there are a lot of different components that all must come together to do that. There are multiple graphics engines. There are the processors we’re using for the camera tracking, the video wall, and something that we call a ghost frame. And all these systems have to be something we can easily access from a single workstation in our mini-control room on the booth. We know we can be on the air with no problems at any given time.”

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