Lawo will showcase its Dynamic Media Facility (DMF) workflows and the European debut of its Edge One connectivity platform at IBC2026. The company is also highlighting a technology collaboration with Grass Valley to validate orchestration and media exchange between the AMPP and HOME platforms.
The integration between Lawo HOME and Grass Valley AMPP signals a shift toward open-system orchestration, allowing broadcasters to manage resources across disparate software-based platforms. By moving graphics and signal processing into a unified, hardware-independent environment, operators can dynamically reassign capacity between remote and central facilities based on real-time demand. This approach addresses the industry's need for higher infrastructure utilization while reducing the physical footprint of edge connectivity through platforms like Lawo HOME ecosystem expansion. Watch for the results of the EBU Dynamic Media Facility initiative to see if these multi-vendor validations lead to standardized cross-platform control APIs.
Industry efforts to reduce vendor lock-in remain a primary driver for these collaborative orchestration projects, which are further explored in the multi-vendor software-defined production blueprint released at the event. Recent live production partnership announcements further highlight the industry's move toward these integrated standards. New automated EBU Dynamic Media Facility architectures are also emerging to streamline these complex workflows, as software-defined production matures across the broadcast sector.
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