Companies in Streaming Platforms focused on Production Hardware.
16 companies
Netherlands
Aspectra B.V. is an international distributor of professional camera and production accessories for the film, broadcast, and media industries. The company differentiates itself through exclusive distribution partnerships with leading manufacturers such as TVLogic, camRade, Camgear, DwarfConnection, Hedbox, Zacuto, and Accsoon, offering a comprehensive portfolio of high-end monitors, bags, tripods, wireless video devices, batteries, and optical viewfinders. By combining these premium brands with in-house developed products, Aspectra provides resellers, rental houses, and end users with reliable, technically advanced solutions for demanding production environments. Its focus on long-term partnerships and technical expertise positions it as a trusted total solution partner in the professional videography market.
Canada
Avateq Corp. is a Canadian technology company specializing in RF signal analyzers and monitoring receivers for the broadcast and telecommunications industries. Their products are designed for 24/7 transmitter signal quality monitoring with a user-friendly web interface, SNMP support, and email alerts. With over 1,000 devices deployed across 15+ countries and a reputation for 10+ years of reliability, Avateq serves more than 20 major broadcast networks in the USA. The company differentiates itself through cost-effective, R&D-driven solutions that address efficiency issues in digital broadcasting.
United States
BoxCast provides a professional live streaming platform that differentiates with its patented streaming protocol ensuring reliable delivery on challenging networks. The platform offers remote audio mixing through products like RemoteMix, and recently partnered with Mixing Station in 2026 to power live audio production. BoxCast's automation and AI simplify broadcasting for organizations across churches, sports, government, and businesses. The company has raised $20 million in funding and serves thousands of organizations with over one million broadcasts annually.
United States
Broadcast Electronics designs and manufactures radio broadcast equipment including AM, FM, HD Radio, and TV transmitters, paired with enterprise media management software. The company's innovations include advanced transmitter systems and automation solutions that serve broadcasters globally. In March 2026, Broadcast Electronics was acquired by The Alzana Group, bringing new investment to drive further innovation in broadcast hardware and software.
China
CNDLive is a professional manufacturer of AVoIP products and solutions, specializing in video encoders, decoders, and centralized management software. The company differentiates itself with the CNDLive Manager platform, which offers Stream Matrix for visual routing and aggregated connectivity for devices with multiple network connections. Their products support a wide range of streaming protocols including SRT, RTMP, HLS, and NDI|HX2/3, catering to broadcasters, live event producers, and content creators.
United States
Comtech Telecommunications Corp. provides mission-critical communications solutions for military, government, and public safety organizations, differentiating itself through a combined focus on satellite and space communications and next-generation 9-1-1 emergency services (via its Allerium segment). The company's secure, resilient systems are designed to perform in the world's most demanding environments, underpinning global connectivity for essential missions. By leveraging advanced satellite technology, cloud-native platforms, and location-intelligence, Comtech ensures reliable connectivity across orbit, network, and ground, setting it apart from traditional telecommunications providers.
United States
D2D Technologies provides advanced digital video solutions including multiplexers, gateways, and encoders for broadcast, cable, satellite, and IPTV markets. Their D2Mux 5020 series transforms MPEG-2 and MPEG-4 services from ASI and Gigabit Ethernet into tailored transport streams for distribution over ASI, IP, and SMPTE-310. They offer broadcast-quality full duplex IP/ASI video gateways with low latency for transmission over the public internet, and their flexible architecture supports ATSC3 technologies. The company differentiates itself through customized solutions for unique applications and a focus on reliable contribution and content distribution.
Germany
ELEMENTS provides a unified hardware and software platform for media storage and workflow management, purpose-built for the media and entertainment industry. Its solutions differentiate by allowing native sharing of media files and projects across all non-linear editing and VFX applications on any platform, protocol, or operating system. The company's 10+ years of hands-on experience in post-production and broadcast translates into tools that proactively support demanding workflows rather than just fulfilling basic storage requirements.
France
Hexaglobe Group is a global leader in IT technology for the audiovisual sector, unifying OTT and broadcast workflows through its three brands: Hexaglobe, BBright, and SGT. The company streams over 150 million videos daily and provides broadcast automation software used by more than 100 premium channels, demonstrating its scalability and trust. Its acquisition of BBright in 2024 and membership in the Ultra HD Forum underscore its commitment to next-generation formats and IP-based solutions. Recent innovations include AI-defined streaming and RIST-enabled live encoders, positioning Hexaglobe as a forward-thinking partner for media transformation.
United Kingdom
InSync Technology is a world-leading provider of video standards conversion solutions, specializing in motion compensated frame rate and format conversion. The company is employee-owned and trusted by the world's largest broadcasters and sports federations for major global television events. InSync has been recognized with a Queen's Award for Enterprise for International Trade (2020) and continues to innovate in 8K, HDR, and cloud-based conversion technologies. Its products ensure video content looks its best across any workflow, making it a benchmark in the broadcast industry.
United Kingdom
Open Broadcast Systems delivers software-based professional video transport solutions that run on commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) hardware, enabling broadcasters to achieve flexible, low-latency encoding and decoding at a fraction of traditional costs. Its native support for ST-2110 uncompressed-over-IP and up to 200 Gigabit Ethernet per server allows bulk transport to and from the cloud with unrivalled density and energy efficiency. The company's in-house SRT implementation and perpetually licensed software, available as turnkey appliances or pure software, provide customers with vendor-independent, scalable infrastructure for live contribution, distribution, and cloud migration.
China
SWIT Electronics is a global leader in broadcast and film production hardware, specializing in 4K/UHD monitors, wireless video transmission, professional batteries/chargers, and lighting solutions. The company owns an independent R&D center with over 50 international patents, underpinning its innovative products like the CREW Series wireless video system with KUWI 2.0 Pro chipset and ultra-low latency. SWIT has established a worldwide distribution network and its trademark is recognized in over 60 countries. With a focus on reliability and performance, SWIT serves demanding live production and cinema environments globally.
United Kingdom
Techex is a cloud and video-over-IP specialist that helps broadcasters and content distributors transition to IP and cloud-based infrastructures. The company builds its own software-defined technologies, including the award-winning tx darwin platform, while also partnering with emerging technology companies to deliver innovative solutions. Techex has demonstrated leadership in delivering the world's largest ST-2110 production infrastructure and designing cloud infrastructure for fast-growing content distribution platforms. Acquired by WestBridge Capital in 2022, the company has been recognized as a UK Great Place to Work® for three consecutive years, underscoring its credibility and stability in the broadcast technology market.
Spain
TRedess is a leading provider of air-cooled UHF and VHF transmitters and gap fillers for digital terrestrial TV (DVB-T2, ISDB-T, ATSC 1.0/3.0) and radio (DAB+) networks, offering solutions from low to high power (up to 5 kW). The company differentiates itself through its focus on air-cooled technology, which reduces maintenance and operational costs compared to liquid-cooled alternatives. With over 19,000 transmitting devices deployed in more than 50 countries, TRedess has established a significant global footprint, particularly in Europe and Africa. As part of the Televes group and certified under EN ISO 9001:2015, the company provides reliable, innovative solutions for broadcasters seeking efficient coverage extension.
United States
Viking Satcom is a leading manufacturer and distributor of commercial satellite antenna products and RF components, serving scientific, commercial, defense, and government sectors. The company differentiates itself through an exclusive distribution agreement with General Dynamics SATCOM Technologies, offering their VSAT, TVRO, and Quick Deploy antenna systems. With a comprehensive product line including antennas, cables, amplifiers, and spectrum analyzers, Viking Satcom provides cost-effective solutions backed by worldwide service and support. Their global footprint includes offices in the United States, India, Taiwan, and Mexico, ensuring responsive customer service.
United States
WMVision provides integrated camera infrastructure and cloud-based video management software that helps broadcasters and tourism organizations capture, manage, and distribute real-time video content. Its platforms, WxVision and FlexChannel, offer a fully-automated 'TV channel in a box' solution for distributing live video across on-air, online, and social media channels. The company combines smart camera networks with reliable, cloud-native software to deliver hyperlocal weather and scenic content, setting it apart from traditional broadcast hardware vendors. In March 2026, WMVision was acquired by Banyan Software, signaling continued investment in its product roadmap and long-term stability for customers.
