MultiDyne is showcasing its expanded portfolio at CABSAT 2026, featuring integrated MRMC robotics alongside its existing fiber transport and IP solutions. The company is highlighting new hardware including the SilverBack-IP camera adapter, the VF-9100 transport platform, and the MDoG-8800 module to support hybrid SDI/IP production workflows.
The integration of robotic motion control with fiber transport addresses a critical bottleneck in remote and automated production. By combining MRMC’s camera positioning with MultiDyne’s signal management, the company provides a unified hardware stack for broadcasters transitioning to IP without abandoning existing SDI investments. This move signals a shift toward consolidated vendor ecosystems where transport and robotics are managed through a single control plane. As Middle Eastern media hubs invest in new infrastructure, this modular approach allows for incremental upgrades rather than total facility overhauls. Watch for adoption rates of the SilverBack-IP among digital cinema teams to gauge the speed of IP migration in live event production.
MultiDyne's acquisition of MRMC assets in June 2026 followed the liquidation of Mark Roberts Motion Control, a company whose robotic camera systems had been used in major film and broadcast productions worldwide. MultiDyne established MultiDyne Robotics and Motion Control Limited to continue operating under the MRMC brand, preserving the engineering team and existing customer relationships. The combined entity now covers camera positioning and automation on one side and fiber transport, signal management, and IP connectivity on the other, giving broadcasters a single vendor path from robotic movement to signal delivery.
The SilverBack-IP adapter represents MultiDyne's push into native SMPTE ST 2110 workflows for digital cinema cameras, a segment that has historically lagged behind broadcast cameras in IP adoption. MultiDyne's SilverBack family previously won an Emmy Award for its fiber camera adapter technology, and the IP variant extends that lineage into fully networked production environments. The VF-9100 platform adds native RESTful API support, enabling integration with facility-wide network management and control systems, a feature that positions MultiDyne against other hybrid SDI/IP transport vendors targeting the same upgrade cycle.
CABSAT 2026, held October 5 to 7 at Dubai Exhibition Centre, serves as the primary broadcast and media technology show for the Middle East, Africa, and South Asia. MultiDyne's expanded portfolio targets broadcasters, sports organizations, and entertainment venues in the region as they invest in automation and IP production infrastructure. The MDoG-8800 module, designed for the openGear ecosystem, supports eight channels of 12G fiber transport with CWDM options, addressing the density requirements of 4K and 8K production facilities that are scaling their fiber plant without replacing existing rack infrastructure.
At CABSAT 2026, MultiDyne is showcasing its first integrated portfolio since acquiring MRMC assets. By combining robotic camera positioning with fiber transport and signal management, the company offers a unified hardware stack. This allows broadcasters to transition to native SMPTE ST 2110 IP workflows while maintaining their existing SDI infrastructure investments.
The acquisition allows MultiDyne to combine robotic camera positioning with its fiber transport and signal management technology, providing broadcasters a single vendor path for automated, IP-based production.
The SilverBack-IP adapter brings native SMPTE ST 2110 connectivity to digital cinema cameras, enabling them to function within fully networked IP production environments.
The MDoG-8800 module provides eight-channel 12G fiber transport for 4K and 8K workflows within the openGear ecosystem, allowing facilities to scale without replacing existing rack infrastructure.
The VF-9100 platform features a redesigned architecture that includes native RESTful API support, enabling integration with facility-wide network management and control systems.
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