Telemetrics will advance innovations in its solutions for robotic camera control at NAB

And NAB 2025, Telemetrics will introduce a series of software and hardware innovations that will boost the performance of its portfolio of camera robotic control systems. Among the new features are improvements to the OmniGlide platform, as well as the incorporation of ultra-wideband sensors, which will allow more precise movement.

One of the main novelties at the fair will be the TeleTags portable ultra-wideband sensors. These mobile phone-sized devices can be discreetly attached to sets and actors to optimize studio monitoring. Integrated with the RCCP-2A control panel and Studio View, allow a Accurate, real-time 3D rendering of the study, showing the position of objects and people in relation to the robotic cameras.

These sensors reinforce the sistema de tracking reFrame from Telemetrics, providing users with a combination of facial, object and sensor tracking for the highest accuracy in the industry.

TeleSense Collision Avoidance

Also new at the Las Vehas fair will be the TeleSense unit that improves the safety of robotic systems through time of flight sensors, offering complete coverage around the equipment. Designed to integrate with the PT-LP-S5 Pan Tilt head, the device ensures user protection and safety in production spaces, especially in environments where systems operate over people or pass through doors.

On the other hand, Telemetrics continues to evolve its platform OmniGlide with improvements in trajectory planning and collision avoidance. At NAB 2025, the company will introduce enhanced WiFi capabilities and support for 4K video streaming, along with a smooth and reliable video return option, allowing users to preview shots in real time.

Talent tracking software reFrame now incorporates improved artificial intelligence, allowing more flexible and automatic framing. Additionally, the reFrame server extends these capabilities to multiple cameras on a single network, optimizing production both on-site and remotely.

Finally, note that the robotic camera cart TG-5, introduced at NAB 2024 and now available globally, improves mobility and safety in studies of production. With integrated security sensors and a streamlined design, the TG-5 easily fits into television studios and corporate presentation spaces.