Companies in Production Hardware focused on VR/AR/MR.
7 companies
Spain
Brainstorm Multimedia provides real-time 3D broadcast graphics and virtual production software. Its flagship InfinitySet leverages patented TrackFree technology for markerless camera tracking, enabling advanced augmented reality and virtual studio workflows. The company has been recognized with industry awards including the IABM Game Changer Award and the IBC Innovation Award. Trusted by over 2,500 broadcasters worldwide, Brainstorm's solutions are used for live graphics, virtual sets, and film production.
United States
Chyron is a global leader in live broadcast production creation, playout, and real-time data visualization, serving the television, news, sports, and esports industries. The company differentiates itself through its cloud-native live production platform, modular graphics systems, and tools for integrating augmented reality and virtual graphics into broadcasts. Chyron's products are used by major broadcasters worldwide, and the company has a strong history of innovation, including pioneering broadcast titling and graphics systems. Its acquisition by Vector Capital and merger with Hego AB further solidify its position as a trusted provider of end-to-end live production solutions.
United Kingdom
Mo-Sys is a leading manufacturer of virtual production solutions and camera tracking technologies for film, high-end television, and broadcast. Their product range includes remote heads, motion control, broadcast robotics, and optical camera tracking for AR/VR and virtual production. They have been used on award-winning productions such as Gravity, Life of Pi, and Westworld, and by major broadcasters like BBC, Netflix, Fox, CNN, and ESPN. In 2024, they received a strategic seed investment from LG Electronics to advance next-generation virtual production technology, and they are establishing a virtual production hub at London's Plumstead PowerStation.
Norway
Pixotope is a virtual production software company that provides AR, VS, and XR solutions for broadcast, events, sports, and esports, trusted by high-profile productions like the Super Bowl and Eurovision. Leveraging game engine technology, it enables media creators to combine the visual impact of feature films with the scalability of online content and the immersive experience of video games. The company has expanded its capabilities through acquisitions, such as Trackmen for camera tracking, and launched innovations like Pixotope Reveal, an AI-powered background segmentation tool. With $52.5M in total funding and global 24/7 operations, Pixotope positions itself as a democratizing force in virtual production, emphasizing accessibility and ease of use for all media creators.
United Kingdom
RT Software is a leading provider of real-time broadcast graphics solutions, differentiated by its industry-first innovations such as per-pixel lighting, shader frameworks, and physically based rendering. The company was an early adopter of NVidia grid for virtualized systems and quickly embraced NDI and ST2110 for IP-based video workflows. Its HTML5-based user interfaces simplify integration with existing broadcast infrastructure, and its customer base includes major broadcasters like BBC, Sky, NBC, and TNT Sports, demonstrating trust and reliability in high-pressure live environments.
Portugal
wTVision engineers integrated broadcast and media solutions that connect creativity, data, and control. Their software offers real-time on-air graphics, playout automation, augmented reality, and newsroom workflows, integrating with all major graphics engines. Supporting over 15,000 broadcasts annually for sports, elections, and entertainment, wTVision differentiates through flexible, scalable solutions trusted by media organizations globally.
Netherlands
Zero Density develops integrated solutions for virtual production and real-time motion graphics. Its flagship platform, Reality 5, combines virtual studio, augmented reality (AR), extended reality (XR), and on-air graphics into a unified template-based workflow. The company’s end-to-end ecosystem includes the Traxis tracking platform and EVO engine hardware series, powering real-time production for major broadcasters such as ABC, CBS, Fox, and The Weather Channel. Zero Density’s technology is designed to increase operational efficiency and enable visual storytellers to create without compromise.
