Virtual production leaves no room for technical hesitation. On a modern stage, LED volumes, real-time rendering engines and high performance systems must respond instantly to creative decisions without interruption. That’s why leading studios now treat Adder’s Keyboard, Video and Mouse (KVM) technology as core infrastructure and not as an accessory.
The number of systems, locations and content outputs in broadcast environments is constantly growing. Production and technical teams are now facing a key question: how can they maintain complete control without introducing unnecessary steps into time-critical operations? The challenge is not simply to connect more technology. It is about giving operators faster access to the systems they need.
For millions around the world, the memories will be of spectacular goals, dramatic saves and unforgettable moments. But while the world was watching one match unfold on the pitch, another was being played behind the scenes.
Modern control rooms, broadcast facilities and mission-critical environments rarely rely on a single technology vendor. Organizations invest in best in class solutions across video management, control systems, monitoring platforms and a key challenge that these facilities face is bringing systems together without creating operational complexity, duplicated workflows and information silos…
Virtual production is rapidly reshaping how content is created, delivered and experienced - not only in film and broadcast, but increasingly across the professional audio-visual (ProAV) industry. By combining cinematic techniques with real-time technology, AV teams can now deliver immersive visual experiences faster and more dynamically than ever before.
Virtual production has transformed filmmaking and broadcast workflows, enabling studios to blend physical and digital environments in real-time. But behind the impressive visuals and LED volumes lies a growing technical challenge: managing the increasing number of high performance systems required to make these environments work, with precision.
We’re proud to announce that the Adder API for the ADDERView® Matrix range has been awarded the TV Tech Best of Show at NAB 2026! This award recognizes the innovation and real-world impact that this product development brings to the media and entertainment industry. The Adder API for ADDERView Matrix reinforces our focus to empower users with greater flexibility, control and integrations.
Live sports broadcasting is undergoing a significant transformation. What was once dominated by traditional television networks has evolved into a dynamic ecosystem of streaming platforms, real-time interactivity and highly personalized viewing experiences. Whilst streaming platforms have changed where fans engage and watch sports, the next shift is transforming how those experiences are created.
Broadcast control rooms rely on multiple technologies working together with complete precision. From systems managing critical infrastructure to tactile control panels operators rely on daily, a flawless integration between these touchpoints has never been more essential.
Live broadcast environments are notoriously demanding and as expectations from both broadcasters and viewers continue to rise, so too do the pressures placed on broadcast teams. In a highly competitive industry, production teams are constantly looking for ways to deliver high-quality content while ensuring it can be viewed and experienced by as many people as possible.
Virtual production relies on a complex network of interconnected systems - from LED walls, real-time visualization platforms like Unreal Engine and color grading suites. Keeping those systems connected and responsive is where the real challenge lies. Adder removes that complexity so teams can work in real-time, keep creative flow uninterrupted and scale their studio with confidence.
Adder has announced the opening of its new Customer Experience Center (CXC) at its global headquarters in the UK. The purpose-built environment marks a decisive step forward in how Adder supports customers evaluating complex technology decisions where connectivity and control are mission-critical.
Virtual production is one of the latest technologies to take the leap from traditional filmmaking foundations into reactive and agile live broadcasting environments. The uptake of virtual production has been widespread across live broadcasting, including sports, news and current affairs, esports and festivals. By merging cinematic techniques with real-time technology, broadcasters…
When most people think about KVM technology, one image tends to come to mind: command and control rooms. Rows of screens, operators managing critical systems, and real-time decision-making, it’s the classic use case. It’s the classic use case, but now one of many…
Discover how IP KVM and APIs are revolutionizing and enhancing workflows for the media and entertainment industry, making your operations more efficient and innovative.
Discover insights into traditional KVM, IP KVM, real-life use cases, and the latest remote access products and features in this discussion featuring Jamie Adkin, VP EMEA Sales at Adder Technology, and Mark Pescatore, Content Director at Systems Contractor News (SCN).
At Adder, our distributor network is essential to our business success. Through these awards, we celebrate the outstanding contributions of our partners and the shared values that make our distribution channel strong, resilient, and effective.
Adder Technology is delighted to announce a new channel partnership with CJP Broadcast, a leading provider of broadcast and media technology solutions. This new partnership marks another step in Adder’s commitment to delivering world-class KVM (keyboard, video, mouse) solutions to the Media and Entertainment industry.
Whether you're new to KVM, or already building your next-generation infrastructure, our stand will be the place to see what is possible when innovation meets integration.
Live production demands speed, precision, and flawless workflows. By combining Adder’s IP KVM technology with EVS Cerebrum’s powerful broadcast control platform, operators gain seamless, one-touch access to every system they need, ensuring smooth switching, faster decisions, and error-free broadcasts. See the integration in action at IBC 2025, Hall 8, Stand B65, September 12–15.
