In Hall 7, EVS is debuting Tactiq, a modular interface that unifies the control of core production elements including video, audio, graphics, and lighting.
Tactiq is designed to simplify complex backend orchestration through intuitive, role-based interfaces.
Serving as the front-end of EVS’s Flexible Control Room solution, Tactiq decouples the user interface from the backend infrastructure, enabling teams to dynamically assign roles across controllers and touchscreens, while providing a consistent user experience.
EVS claims its software-defined design and open architecture simplifies scaling operations, while built-in semi-automation streamlines workflows to maximise productivity.
Serge Van Herck, CEO, EVS, said: “With the flexible control room technology that we bring to the market, we will transform the way that production is carried out in future control room environments. We’ve had a very positive reception here at IBC, Tactiq will help our customers work in a smarter, more flexible way, all while increasing operational efficiency.”
Stand Number: 7.B11
Company: EVS
Roku launches smart projectors to corner UK market
Roku has revealed it will launch Roku TV Smart Projectors in the United Kingdom from June 2026 on Amazon.
Thomas Riedel acquires Arri
Thomas Riedel, Founder and Owner of Riedel Communications and the Riedel Group, has acquired Arri, the Munich-based premium manufacturer of camera and lighting technology for motion picture and live entertainment.
Blackmagic unveils world’s first cinema camera for live immersive production
Blackmagic Design has unveiled its new URSA Cine Immersive 100G camera, billed as the world’s first immersive cinema camera designed for live production with Apple Immersive Video.
Major League Volleyball partners with LTN
Major League Volleyball (MLV) is partnering with LTN to support live video production and distribution for what it describes as its most expansive broadcast schedule to date in 2026.
Operative unveils AOS Services Platform
Operative has unveiled its new AOS Services Platform, a foundational, services-based architecture designed to help media companies monetise across linear, streaming, and emerging platforms.
