Disguise will debut its solution to produce television graphics from the cloud at IBC 2022

The acquisition of Polygon Labs on the part of disguise begins to see its first fruits with the creation of a system for the production of graphics from the cloud, which will be presented to society in IBC 2022.

The new solution disguise, developed together with Polygon Labs and available via SaaS, is made up of the new cloud application Porta 2.0 and cloud he hardware px. The union of both systems will allow televisions create, control and collaborate on graphics in real time directly from a web browser. Both tools will automatically match studio lighting conditions to graphics, manage tracking, and control LEDs, among other functions.

Con Porta 2.0 and template functions px, disguise users will be able to create graphic templates Unreal Engine that include text, images, 3D objects and shooting commands, all without the need for plans or coding. Reusable for other projects, these templates can even be organized around playlists so that each graph is triggered at the exact moment. Other keys to this system are its versatility, since the web interface is accessible through a mobile phone, tablet, laptop or desktop PC; the real-time data integration, since the system has direct access to the centralized platform for data aggregation, curation and emission control He himself from Polygon Labs, and its built-in compatibility with augmented and expanded reality solutions from disguise.

The new cloud graphics solution from disguise and Polygon Labs will be present at IBC 2022, an event that will take place at the RAI in Amsterdam from September 9 to 12. The disguise stand will have a extended reality set (xR) with the new Porta 2.0 software so visitors can put real-time UHD content creation into practice, controlling xR, AR, CG and ticker graphics.