Today Mark Roberts Motion Control (MRMC) announced Polycam - a new range of tracking technology that combines 3D tracking information and through artificial intelligence creates automated robotic camera movements in real time. In 2016, MRMC was acquired by Nikon Corporation and this new product explains the large Nikon booth at NAB this year. Additional information: Full press release: MELVILLE, N.Y., March 28, 2018 /PRNewswire/ -- Experts in camera robotics, MRMC, a Nikon company, announced today a variety of automated image capture solutions that will debut at the NAB 2018 tradeshow. These new offerings provide more angles and creative control of image and video capture at sports venues, providing cost effective and reliable solutions. Nowhere else is the cutting edge of capture technology on display more than solutions for live sports. Broadcasters and sports clubs need high-speed precision, flawless control and unquestionable reliability. MRMC has therefore created solutions that can deliver on the increasing demands for alternate multi-view perspectives and analysis systems. "MRMC has a strong history of making bespoke solutions for major broadcasters and many other types of productions," said Assaff Rawner, Managing Director at MRMC. "Together with Nikon, we have the resources to introduce new innovative technologies to the wider sports and traditional broadcasting market, effectively giving creative people the creative control." For broadcast in-stadium, MRMC's new Polycam Chat solution simplifies and augments the small-scale studio environment with AI, while minimizing footprint and production costs. The system uses face detection in combination with limb recognition for unrivaled accuracy and stability. The Polycam Chat...
Published By: Nikonrumors - Wednesday, 28 March, 2018