wTVision deploys real-time graphics for European Gymnastics and Trampoline championships

Live broadcast graphics for niche sports like gymnastics require specialized data handling to manage complex scoring across multiple apparatuses simultaneously. wTVision's deployment for RTP demonstrates the growing demand for software-centric production solutions that can scale across diverse athletic disciplines without requiring hardware overhauls. As broadcasters face tighter margins, the ability to outsource operational expertise and specialized software like AthleticStats CG becomes a vital strategy for maintaining high-tier production values for secondary sports. Watch for further adoption of these modular graphics engines in multi-sport event streaming, where fragmented data feeds must be unified into cohesive viewer experiences.

The deployment follows a period of significant technical modernization at Rádio e Televisão de Portugal (RTP). Per TM Broadcast (December 2025), RTP has been advancing a 'digital first' transformation led by Director of Engineering Mónica Cañete Palomo, aiming to standardize multisite architectures and upgrade newsroom and sports graphics. This push occurs as the Portuguese government implements a three-year plan (2025–2027) to phase out advertising on RTP, forcing the broadcaster to find operational efficiencies while maintaining its public service mandate, as reported by Advanced Television (October 2024). In the broader streaming space, wTVision has aggressively expanded its technical ecosystem.

At NAB Show 2026, the company unveiled a real-time graphics rendering engine running natively on macOS and announced a partnership with Matrox Video to integrate the R³ Engine with broadcast-grade I/O infrastructure for ST 2110 environments. These developments, along with high-profile projects like DAZN Italy’s virtual studios and Premier Padel's remote production workflows, position wTVision as a key vendor for broadcasters shifting toward IP-based and software-defined production models. The 2026 European Trampoline Championships in Portimão also marked a production milestone by introducing the first-ever U21 category to the official European program, increasing the complexity of real-time data management for rights holders.