ENCO is set to debut several AI-driven production and automation tools at the upcoming NAB Show New York. Key demonstrations include the enCue automated clip creation platform, updates to the SPOTai advertising tool, and new 3D talent tracking capabilities for the Qimera virtual production system.
The introduction of these automated workflows addresses the growing pressure on regional broadcasters to scale content output across social and digital platforms without increasing headcount. By integrating 3D tracking and automated clip farming, ENCO is lowering the technical barrier for high-end virtual production and rapid news distribution. This shift reflects a broader industry move toward using generative tools to bridge the gap between traditional linear broadcasting and the high-volume demands of digital-first audiences. Watch for how these on-premises translation and captioning tools impact adoption rates among broadcasters with strict data privacy requirements.
ENCO is debuting a suite of AI-powered production tools at NAB Show New York, including the enCue platform for automated clip farming and news packaging. These tools, alongside 3D talent tracking and generative video advertising, help regional broadcasters scale content output and meet digital-first demands without increasing their current headcount.
The enCue platform automates news package creation by matching scripts with raw footage and identifying notable moments within long-form content for social clip farming.
SPOTai generates broadcast-ready 1080p video advertisements by using basic brand information and text-based prompts, helping local advertisers create content efficiently.
The Qimera virtual production system adds 3D talent tracking, which helps maintain accurate reflections and shadows for presenters in virtual environments.
enCaption Sierra enables live caption translation within on-premises environments, allowing broadcasters to maintain data security by avoiding external routing.
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