wTVision Highlights Automation and MAM at CABSAT 2016

The continued development of integrated production tools points to an industry-wide push for greater efficiency and automation in broadcast workflows. As content volume and distribution channels multiply, robust media asset management and playout automation become critical for managing complexity and reducing operational overhead. Observing the adoption rates of these unified solutions, particularly their impact on labor allocation and speed-to-air, will indicate future investment areas for broadcasters and streaming platforms.

wTVision continues to evolve its integrated graphics and automation solutions beyond CABSAT 2016. At NAB 2026, wTVision showcased a unified graphics workflow for news, live sports, and studio environments, emphasizing end-to-end control and operational discipline, according to SVG Europe (April 2026). This included data-driven live sports graphics with augmented reality features and integrated playout control through StudioCG. For channel operations, wTVision highlighted ChannelMaker with cloud-ready workflows and format-aware pipelines. The company also unveiled wMaps, a broadcast-grade mapping platform for geographic storytelling, and wGWall for high-performance LED wall graphics management at NAB 2026.

Further demonstrating their sports graphics capabilities, beIN Sports relied on wTVision for the Trophée des Champions 2026 match graphics, managing bilingual outputs (English and French) from a single operator and unified setup (SVG Europe, January 2026). This highlights wTVision's focus on reducing operational overhead while maintaining consistent execution for complex live productions. The company has also expanded its graphics workflows through integration with Matrox Video, enhancing its R³ Engine and newsroom capabilities (SVG Europe, April 2026). This ongoing innovation indicates a sustained effort by wTVision to provide comprehensive, integrated solutions for modern broadcast and streaming production challenges.