wTVision Provided Live Graphics for Pope's World Youth Day Address in Brazil

This engagement demonstrates wTVision's capability in large-scale live event production graphics, particularly in complex outdoor environments requiring real-time control. For the broader ecosystem, it highlights the reliance on specialized graphics solutions for enhancing audience engagement at major public events, beyond traditional broadcast. Moving forward, watch for how such production expertise translates into new opportunities in streaming-native live events and interactive presentations.

wTVision continues to expand its graphics and production capabilities, moving beyond single-event deployments to more integrated solutions for broadcasters. In May 2026, wTVision debuted a new HTML5-based live graphics workflow for Premier Padel, focusing on remote production, real-time data integration, and augmented reality (AR) match presentation (SVG Europe, May 2026). This system allows graphics operations to be managed remotely, enhancing flexibility and consistency across international tournaments. Concurrently, wTVision also created immersive virtual studio environments for DAZN Italy to expand creative possibilities for live sports storytelling, particularly for their exclusive Serie A and FIFA World Cup 2026 coverage (SVG Europe, June 2026). This project integrated architectural, lighting, and 3D design with advanced virtual production. In October 2025, wTVision announced a partnership with Avid to integrate its graphics expertise, including StudioCG, directly into newsroom workflows, allowing journalists to select and manage graphics within Avid iNEWS (Adistec, October 2025). This aims to streamline production by enabling a unified workflow for on-air elements from lower thirds to AR segments. Additionally, wTVision launched the R³ Engine running natively on macOS at NAB Show 2026 (wTVision, April 2026), marking the first real-time on-air graphics rendering engine on Mac, extending high-performance graphics to Apple-based production environments for diverse broadcast applications, from news to virtual sets.