MultiDyne will showcase its expanded technology portfolio at CABSAT 2026, featuring newly acquired MRMC robotics alongside its existing fiber transport and IP-based production solutions. The demonstration will highlight the integration of these systems for hybrid SDI/IP production environments.
The consolidation of robotics and fiber transport into a single portfolio addresses the growing demand for automated, high-capacity production workflows in the Middle East. By bridging the gap between camera movement and data transport, MultiDyne is simplifying the transition for facilities moving from legacy SDI to hybrid IP environments. This move signals a shift toward vertically integrated production stacks where hardware vendors control both the physical capture mechanics and the underlying transport layer. As broadcasters in the region invest in new 4K and 8K facilities, watch for how competitors in the fiber transport space respond to this expansion into motion control automation.
MultiDyne's acquisition of Mark Roberts Motion Control assets in June 2026 represents a significant consolidation in the broadcast robotics and fiber transport space. The deal formed MultiDyne Robotics and Motion Control Limited, which continues to operate under the MRMC brand. MultiDyne CEO Frank Jachetta stated that MRMC gives the company a presence at the very beginning of the content creation chain, creating possibilities for what the combined technologies can accomplish together. The two portfolios have virtually no product overlap: MRMC specializes in camera movement, positioning, and automation, while MultiDyne's expertise resides in transporting, processing, and managing the signals those cameras create.
The CABSAT 2026 showcase follows MultiDyne's debut of SilverBack-IP at IBC Show 2026 in Amsterdam. MultiDyne introduced SilverBack-IP at IBC Show 2026, bringing native SMPTE ST 2110 connectivity to its fiber camera platform, providing a direct path for integrating digital cinema cameras into modern IP production environments. The adapter features dual 25GbE network interfaces and supports SMPTE ST 2022-7 hitless protection across two fibers within SMPTE hybrid cable, providing redundant network paths for demanding live production. Two 12G-SDI and two 3G-SDI connections accommodate a broad range of HD and UHD workflows.
MultiDyne's expanded portfolio targets broadcasters, sports organizations, and entertainment venues across the Middle East as they invest in automation and IP-based production infrastructure. Sebastian Mucha, Executive VP of Sales and Strategy at MultiDyne, noted that customers can add robotics, camera connectivity, fiber transport, or IP infrastructure as needed without rethinking their existing environment. The VF-9100 platform features native RESTful API support enabling monitoring, configuration, and diagnostics to integrate with network management and facility control systems, while the MDoG-8800 module provides eight-channel 12G fiber transport within the openGear ecosystem for high-density 4K and 8K production environments.
MultiDyne is debuting its integrated robotics and fiber transport portfolio at CABSAT 2026 following its acquisition of Mark Roberts Motion Control. This integration bridges camera movement with data transport, helping broadcasters in the Middle East transition from legacy SDI to automated, high-capacity 4K and 8K hybrid IP production environments.
The acquisition formed MultiDyne Robotics and Motion Control Limited, which continues to operate under the MRMC brand to maintain market recognition while integrating camera movement technology with MultiDyne's fiber transport and IP-based production infrastructure.
MultiDyne is showcasing the SilverBack-IP adapter for SMPTE ST 2110 connectivity, the VF-9100 VersaFrame platform with RESTful API support, and the MDoG-8800 module for high-density 12G fiber transport in 4K and 8K workflows.
The integration addresses the growing demand for automated, high-capacity production workflows. It allows facilities to bridge the gap between physical camera capture and data transport, simplifying the move to hybrid IP environments as they invest in new 4K and 8K infrastructure.
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