CABSAT 2023 successfully wraps up 29th edition
The three-day event highlighted numerous trends and technologies within the media, entertainment and satellite industries.
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The three-day event highlighted numerous trends and technologies within the media, entertainment and satellite industries.
The latest technologies that are transforming the production, remote production, editing, preservation, and distribution channels of movies were also highlighted on the second day.
A group of experts in the field will join Al-Awamleh on a panel discussing Arab drama premiered during Ramadan.
The solutions will be on display at CABSAT 2023 at the booth of the company’s partner, MAAS World.
CABSAT 2023 and Integrate Middle East bring together the region's content and media technology communities for three days of innovation and networking, starting today.
The seminar will delve into the technology and engage with prominent thought leaders from the video industry.
Regional and global speakers will share insights at keynotes, talks and panel discussions within the Content Congress, Sat Expo and Next Gen Content Screenings.
This year's event, which will be held at Dubai World Trade Centre, will also mark the launch of the BroadcastPro ME Manufacturer Awards.
Compared to 2022, this year's group includes new-to-market exhibitors, repeat exhibitors, and some returning for the first time since pre-Covid.
In addition, EditShare will serve as a silver sponsor at BroadcastProME's inaugural Manufacturer Awards.
Global broadcasting, media, and satellite industries to reunite at the 19th edition of CABSAT 2023 from May 16-18.
Integrate Middle East, a co-located show, will make its debut at the 29th edition of CABSAT.
The new solution integrates with any ad server or an existing CSAI solution to deliver targeted and personalised ads during live events and on linear channels.
Interra Systems will exhibit its Orion-OTT at CABSAT 2022, among its range of products.
Using an open-source paradigm, MCS allows media companies to take the raw data from the MCM and expose it to third-party analytic and visualisation applications.
After visiting CABSAT last year, the company decided to exhibit for the first time.
Elecard will demonstrate its proprietary tools – CodecWorks media processing platform and Elecard Boro at the event.
Media Engine is immediately available to select Signiant customers.
AEQ’s XPEAK Intercom System has an advanced virtual network system and is designed for productions with personnel temporarily relocated or working remotely.
Qvest delivers turnkey solutions with the best possible technical and cost-effective solution.
In partnership with Qualcomm, Rohde & Schwarz will also showcase 5G Broadcast with a full end-to-end streaming demonstration at CABSAT 2022.
Argosy will also highlight new broadcast workspace solutions from kvm-tec with KVM devices.
It will provide video service operators with a complete solution set to effectively manage security risks related to content and service and to drive advanced business models.
The RangerNeo 4 is a professional field strength meter and spectrum analyser.
Ross Video's virtual solutions has also been featured in twofour54’s new virtual production facilities.
With management, transcoding and streaming functions, NEO 10 completely removes the complexity found in traditional server-based solutions.
Brainstorm will also demonstrate InfinitySet’s advanced features for virtual production, including chroma sets and in-context augmented reality.
Senior staff from Glensound will be available to discuss individual requirements at the show.
Designed for IP-based production scenarios, it provides native support for SMPTE 2110, AES67/RAVENNA, DANTE, MADI and Ember+.
The SFP-209-25G-H platform is designed to serve a wide range of broadcast and professional media SDI to IP transition projects.
It is primarily designed for live shows, instant replays of sports broadcasts, as well as big size displays for outdoor events.
CABSAT is expected to host more than 13,000 attendees from across the MENA region, with over 280 exhibiting companies and 120 leaders and speakers.
Open Broadcast Systems will demonstrate some of the 5G solutions it has been partnering with Zixi to provide for the VW FunCup at the Le Mans Circuit.
Industry experts get together to discuss OTT, content production and the UAE’s role in serving as the perfect hub for the region.
In conjunction with their distribution partner Venuetech, Sennheiser and Neumann will exhibit their products at the event.
The event features three dedicated, free-to-attend forums: Content Congress, SatExpo Summit, and NextGen Content.
CABSAT is set to reunite the region’s content and broadcast communities in person once again at Dubai World Trade Centre (DWTC).
Mo-Sys to showcase LED and green screen virtual production solutions for sports, news, and entertainment at CABSAT together with Broadcast Solutions.
France will present the future of video platforms and digital interactions during the three-day event.
Apart from products and services, Vitec will present experts to discuss new broadcast technology innovations available from Autoscript and Vinten.
Wataaa Fight Channel has also partnered with Etisalat to enter the competitive TV landscape of the Middle East.
The company will focus on its Cloud2TV, Capture Suite, and AirBox Neo-20 solutions.
IO Industries will present its new Volucam 245D60 model at CABSAT 2021.
ARET is known for creating OB units that feature layouts that maximises the internal space, which allows interoperability between different production areas.
The company's main objective is to acquire new clients, network with existing ones, explore partnerships and go-to-market opportunities at CABSAT.
Apart from Hyperflex, Argosy will also showcase KVM solutions and Canare patch panels.
GB Labs will attend CABSAT with its new partner PROLANE, to provide an additional layer of support to its customers in the region.
Diversified will be at CABSAT along with its UAE team, which operates under One Diversified FZ LLC.
Pebble hopes to partner with resellers/channel partners at CABSAT, who can help them deliver automation, playout and management solutions to the broadcast community.
Sparkup will introduce Sparkup Now, a platform that enables the display of a real-time video mosaic of all the participants.
TSL’s new SAM-Q-EDIT will be on display throughout the CABSAT show, along with the MPA1-MIX-V range of audio monitors.
Bebob has developed the B-Mount, a new battery mount system, in close consultation with ARRI.
Grass Valley will showcase broadcast cameras LDX 150 and LDX86.
Thomas Löffler, Assistant VP of Exhibitions, Dubai World Trade Centre, offers a quick brief on what to expect at the show this year.
Apart from that, the company will also demonstrate its existing product range and offerings.
Iris multiscreen solution is an end-to-end ecosystem of products enabling pay-TV operators to provide an engaging viewing experience across all devices.
ARET has developed a special coachbuilding technique, which is dedicated to OB Vans working in harsh weather conditions.
This year, Lawo will showcase the V matrix software-defined IP-routing, processing and multi-viewing platform; the VSM broadcast control system and the SMART solution for broadcast networks.
The company develops and markets a range of IP streaming solutions that allow organisations to stream live video securely.
CABSAT 2020 will feature the regions only B2B Esports summit with live gaming experiences, demos, talks providing in-depth insights into Esports broadcasting; and more.
