Crescent Inc. has equipped its new Digi-Cast Haneda Studio in Tokyo with Brompton Technology’s Tessera LED processing platform. The facility features one of the world’s largest LED volumes and utilizes 27 Tessera SX40 processors and 57 Tessera XD units to support virtual production workflows.
The deployment of 84 Brompton processing units at Digi-Cast Haneda Studio signals a shift toward massive-scale, software-defined infrastructure in the APAC region. By utilizing API-based control and 3D LUT application, Crescent is moving away from rigid hardware setups toward flexible, programmable workflows that can be tailored to specific streaming drama requirements. This installation reinforces the trend of high-end virtual production facilities consolidating multiple capture technologies, such as volumetric video and motion capture, under a single roof to reduce post-production timelines. Watch for how these large-scale LED volumes impact the volume of high-budget streaming content produced locally in Japan throughout 2027.
Crescent Inc. has integrated Brompton Technology’s Tessera LED processing platform into its new Digi-Cast Haneda studio in Tokyo. Featuring 84 processing units, the facility manages one of the world’s largest LED volumes. This shift toward software-defined infrastructure allows for flexible, programmable workflows, significantly reducing post-production timelines for high-budget streaming content.
The studio utilizes Brompton Technology’s Tessera LED processing platform, specifically 27 Tessera SX40 processors and 57 Tessera XD units.
The main LED wall at the facility measures 41.5 meters wide by 10 meters high and features AUO panels with a 1.95mm pixel pitch.
The 'Link-All' philosophy is Crescent's approach to integrating motion capture, volumetric video, and photogrammetry within a single production environment.
The deployment signals a shift toward massive-scale, software-defined infrastructure, moving away from rigid hardware setups toward flexible, programmable workflows tailored for streaming dramas.
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