Stype provides tracking hardware for television and film studios. Stype specialized in camera tracking and lately expanded into talent & object tracking – all meant to introduce magical 3D virtual graphics to your sets! Stype products, RedSpy, Follower and StypeKit are used by industry’s leading edge broadcasters such as Fox Sports, BBC, ITV, Al Jazeera, and many others.

Seeder is experienced in the manufacture and marketing of a full range of camera support products on manual and robotic pedestals/crane and pan/tilt heads for the television broadcast industry. 

Vizrt is a leading provider for broadcasting and network image broadcasting total solution. Vizrt products include virtual studio, 3D real-time, high definition map, and real-time graphic management systems, as well as creative scene design service and data visualization system and design service. Vizrt currently have over 200 customers in over 30 countries across the globe, including CNN, ABC, NHK, CBS, Disney, Yahoo, and BBC. Clients in Taiwan include TTV, ETTV, USTV, TVBS, PTS, ISET, Ming Chuan, and Southern Taiwan University of Science and Technology.

Broadcasting equipment began in February, 1994. The original founder placed their target on the digital imaging disk recording market, hoping to provide a superior digital audio and video file storage system for television industry, and broadcasting workers. Starting from 1995, Japanese Panasonic Company developed a 3X high-speed camera, which was used together with EVS at the Atlanta Olympics. EVS became famous by developing a digital disk type video recorder

Imagine Communications is a world-renowned international company. Which is a video product manufacturer that specialize in designing, making, and producing various high quality video products for broadcast, production, postproduction, telecommunication, cable, and internet use. Harris products include video & audio processors, DAs, sync generators, clock systems, and video server systems.

History of Avid Bill Warner established Avid in 1987, when he found a method to copy video tapes instantly on digital hard disks. This invention allowed video editing to be conducted on computers, which made it easy to view shooting effects and editing. The resulting speed was much faster than traditional methods with tapes. This innovation created a new type of non-linear editing in the media and entertainment field and completely changed the way people producing motion videos and film images. The digital video editing system,