Kiloview brings AVX24-4, RF02, and KiloLink Station to NAB 2026
Kiloview announced it will showcase new broadcast IP solutions at NAB 2026, including the North American debut of the AVX24-4 Media Hub and KiloLink Station, alongside its Cradle Series RF02 modular platform. These products form an AV-over-IP ecosystem designed to simplify IP media network management, unify production workflows, and extend remote production capabilities for broadcasters. The demonstration will cover the entire production chain from capture to delivery.
Key Takeaways
- AVX24-4 MediaHub makes its North American debut at NAB 2026 and is positioned as the foundation of the ecosystem.
- Cradle Series RF02 supports up to 18 hot-swappable service cards in a 2RU system, with encoding, decoding, transcoding, multiview, routing, and media gateway functions.
- RF02 uses FN-50/FN-60 bi-directional cards to deliver ultra-low latency of less than 1 frame.
- KiloLink Station also debuts in North America and supports up to 8-channel bonding reception with frame-synchronized outputs.
- KiloLink Station works with Kiloview P Series wireless bonding encoders and supports NDI, SRT, RTMP, and HLS without a server or yearly subscription.
Why It Matters
Kiloview is packaging network control, live production, and remote contribution into one AV-over-IP stack rather than selling isolated boxes. The immediate effect is a simpler deployment model: AVX24-4 handles network visibility and routing, RF02 consolidates production functions into a 2RU system, and KiloLink Station extends the workflow to field-to-studio transmission. That matters for broadcasters building IP workflows across studios, OB vans, and hybrid production environments. The ecosystem angle is the emphasis on end-to-end management, from capture to delivery, with NDI, SRT, RTMP, and HLS in the mix. Watch for the booth N1467 demo and whether Kiloview shows these products as a coordinated production chain rather than separate SKUs.
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