Broadcast Solutions will showcase its approach to efficient, practical, and sustainable systems integration at IBC2025. The company will occupy one of the largest outdoor spaces at the exhibition, stand O.A23, where it will present recent fixed and mobile broadcast projects along with specialist product developments.
To address a wide variety of client requirements, Broadcast Solutions has developed a set of modular building blocks for system design. These pre-engineered concepts are combined and customised to support faster project delivery and cost-effective solutions.
A key example is the company’s Streamline series of outside broadcast (OB) vehicles, which range from four-camera vans to expanding trailers supporting 24 or more cameras. Clients can specify preferred equipment – including cameras, switchers, mixers, routers, and interconnectivity formats such as SDI, NDI, ST 2110, or hybrid workflows – within a pre-designed vehicle architecture.
On display at IBC2025 will be a Streamline S12 unit, recently delivered to Swiss production company Brutal Güet. The single-expanding trailer includes a three-room production facility, storage space, and a tail-lift. Built for HDR production, the OB truck is also fully prepared for Ultra HD.
“We have had huge success with the Streamline concept, because it means we can get a new truck on the road very quickly indeed,” said Rainer Kampe, Managing Director / CTO at Broadcast Solutions.
“Today’s broadcast and media production industry is evolving at an unprecedented pace, and speed to market has become essential for achieving commercial success.”
The company applies the same modular engineering approach to fixed installations, such as the centralised production hub for Matchday in Copenhagen. This facility manages all top-flight Danish football productions, including VAR, within a hybrid SDI/SMPTE ST 2110 environment.
Broadcast Solutions describes is vendor-agnostic, tailoring each project to client requirements. In some cases, the company has developed its own products, including hi human interface (stand 10.C31), a control layer for broadcast and production systems designed for simplified configuration and operation.
Other developments on show include meshTECH, a secure, high-speed platform for mesh networks based on MIMO technology, used in media and public safety applications; and a range of specialist camera systems, from remote heads to cable-mounted aerial camera systems compatible with standard ⅔” box cameras.
“Our large outside plot allows us to showcase all we can do,” Kampe added. “Most important, having real-world examples at hand, like the new Brutal Güet truck, sparks conversations. We invest in IBC for those times when a visitor says ‘I like this design, but I need something that does…’. That is how great technology partnerships start.”
At stand O.A23, Broadcast Solutions will be joined by Birds Camera Solutions, Thum + Mahr, and TVC, a Lithuanian systems integrator.
