AI redefines Tedial architecture providing new opportunities at NAB 2026

Tedial return to NAB (April 19-22, Las Vegas) to demonstrate the renewed possibilities of its platform, which combines AI, a modular architecture and greater operational control capacity.

The artificial intelligence It stops being a complement and is integrated transversally into the entire platform. Tedial. Specifically, the capabilities of Agentic AI They are preparing to offer users “intelligent automation, proactive assistance and faster decision making.”

From metadata ingestion and enrichment to content discovery, editorial workflows and distribution: IA “Improves all stages of the media life cycle,” Tedial says, allowing users to automate repetitive tasks, generate information and accelerate production deadlines.

Julian Fernandez-Campon, CTO, elaborates on how AI is focused on the organization: “The platform enhancements we presented at NAB 2026 bring actionable artificial intelligence, greater composability, and true operational control to modern media operations, helping teams work faster, more efficiently, and with greater agility.”

A key innovation is the integration of Tedial from Agentic AI with the Model Context Protocol (MCP), which provides organizations complete flexibility and control over their AI models and services.

Flexible architecture and a redefined MAM

Visitors to NAB 2026 will be able to discover how Tedial's architecture enables organizations to design workflows tailored to their operational requirements. Thanks to workflow design capabilities NoCode, teams can automate processes, connect systems and adapt operations “without depending on development resources.”

According to the Spanish company, this ecosystem of more than 200 integrations can connect with production systems, archiving platforms, editing tools, distribution channels and AI services. This approach “eliminates silos and allows organizations to evolve their technology stack.”

The core of the Tedial platform is its multimedia asset management (MAM), loaded with AI features. Semantic search capabilities allow users to instantly locate relevant media based on meaning, context or visual content, and not just metadata. Additionally, the MCP interface makes it easy for organizations to select and integrate the AI ​​technologies that best fit their needs.

The NoCode philosophy, modularity and implementation flexibility

The user interface designer Tedial NoCode It allows organizations to create fully personalized user experiences tailored to their workflows and operational needs. By using widgets modulares, including media players, metadata panels, dashboards, search interfaces, and storyboards, teams can design intuitive workspaces without coding. This self-creation capability ensures that each organization can create interfaces that reflect their brand, workflows, and priorities, improving usability and productivity for all teams.

On the other hand, Tedial's modular platform adapts to various media sectors, including social media, news, sports and post-production. Organizations can deploy only the capabilities they need, creating streamlined workflows and improving operational efficiency.

This flexibility extends to your deployment options, as Tedial supports local, hybrid or cloud developments. In this way, each company can align the system to its security, compliance and infrastructure strategies.

A window to the IP

At NAB 2026, Tedial will also highlight how its platform is compatible with IP-based live workflows, allowing broadcasters to ingest live streams, enrich them with real-time metadata, and perform live trimming for immediate release.

By integrating live metadata feeds and AI-based technologies, the platform improves visibility and value of live content, allowing “faster publishing, greater audience engagement, and new monetization opportunities.”