Antelope's Nucleus slow motion system reveals its cards to the European industry at IBC 2025

Antelope will exhibit during IBC 2025 (September 12 – 15) its Nucleus slow motion system, which offers UHD HDR capabilities at 250/500 fps and Full HD at 480/960 fps with fluid clip management and dynamic playback with motion zoom.

The system Nucleus stands out for allowing operators to create zooms at slow motion and panoramic during playback. The Antelope system captures the full frame on each recording, it stores it in its own RAID SSD NVMe ultra-fast and allows integrated clip management with a self-developed tool. This way, operators can create, manage and access highlights without requiring external playback systems.

Nucleus is built around a customizable modular system through different camera heads. In this way, the Nucleus Pico It is presented as an ultra-compact UHD/FHD for applications where space is limited; Nucleus Pico 90° offers a super slim option (36mm deep) for placement on goal posts, control towers or set pieces, and Nucleus DirtCam allows the system to be placed at ground level thanks to a periscopic lens and a 7 mm pop-up mirror. These systems are completed with Nucleus Compact, a rugged B4 mount camera that offers full remote control, ideal for crane systems, handheld cameras and shoulder mounts.

The development of Antelope integrates, in any of its versions, fibra LC, allowing connections to be established between different locations. Optionally, the system Cobra Fiber Link supports standard SMPTE connections, live viewing and communications between camera equipment and the mobile unit.