The boundaries between broadcast studios, live events, and corporate fixed installations are converging, claims ROE Visual, which is showcasing its LED panel range at IBC as suited to all three markets.
Olaf Sperwer, Director of Virtual Production, XR, and Broadcast EMEA at ROE Visual, said: “At ROE Visual, we see a profound transformation happening across the industry.
“The space between a premium BBC Sport Studio and an immersive corporate fixed installation, like a flagship store, is rapidly dissolving. Creators, corporate leaders, and event producers all need the same thing: broadcast-quality infrastructure. This isn't just a conversation about product specifications anymore; it’s about giving our teams and partners a cohesive narrative.”
Stand Number: 1.D29
Company: ROE Visual
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