A first‑of‑its‑kind 5G workflow integrates Haivision’s bonded cellular transmitters with EVS’s T‑Motion media production robotic sysatems for seamless remote camera operation
MONTREAL, CANADA AND LIÈGE, BELGIUM – September 10, 2026 – Haivision (TSX: HAI), a leading global provider of mission-critical, real-time video networking and visual collaboration solutions, and EVS, a leading provider of live video technology for broadcast and new media productions, today announced a joint demonstration at IBC2026 showcasing the future of remote production through bonded cellular video contribution and robotic camera control over public and private 5G networks.
At this year’s show, the companies will unveil a live remote production workflow connecting the EVS stand at IBC in Amsterdam with EVS headquarters in Liège almost 250 kilometers away, enabling EVS T-Motion real-time media production robotic and camera control (Pan/Tilt/Zoom/Focus and painting colorimetry) via the Haivision Pro460 5G video transmitter, Haivision StreamHub receiver and the EVS Choreon unified robotic controller. The demonstration highlights how Haivision’s bonded cellular and 5G contribution technology integrates with EVS’s robotic camera systems to deliver broadcast-grade reliability for long-distance remote operation of motorized production assets.
“This demonstration shows how robotic camera systems and next-generation connectivity can fundamentally reshape remote production,” said Benoit Dentan, Vice President, T-Motion Robotics Solution, at EVS. “By integrating our Choreon robotic controller with Haivision’s 5G video contribution technology, we’re proving that broadcasters can operate precision robotics from virtually anywhere with the responsiveness they expect in live environments. It’s a major step toward fully connected, automated production workflows that scale across studios, venues, and continents.”
A Breakthrough in Scalable Remote Production
The joint demo illustrates how public and private 5G networks can function as a unified production fabric, enabling low latency, resilient connectivity for remote control, monitoring, and contribution of critical live production elements. This capability unlocks new possibilities for cost-efficient, flexible, and scalable remote production, optimizing on-site resources while maintaining the precision required for live events.
“Broadcasters are looking for practical, scalable ways to extend remote production, and 5G is now making that possible,” said Jean-Marc Racine, Chief Product Officer and EVP Broadcast, Haivision. “By combining Haivision’s ultra-low latency contribution technology with EVS’s T-Motion media production robotic systems, we’re demonstrating a workflow that delivers the responsiveness and reliability live production demands, even across long distances. This collaboration shows how cellular bonding over 5G can become a true production backbone, enabling new levels of flexibility, automation, and creative possibility.”
The Future of Remote Production
Visitors to IBC2026 can see how live video contribution combined with 5G-enabled remote operation can transform live event coverage and studio automation at the EVS stand (Hall 7, 7.B11).
To schedule a meeting with Haivision at IBC2026, visit: https://www.haivision.com/events/ibc/