NativeWaves joins the IABM 

Austrian solutions provider NativeWaves has joined the International Association of Broadcasting Manufacturers (IABM).

As an emerging broadcast company, NativeWaves aims to play a key part in the development and adoption of technology that delivers a synchronised and personalised viewing experiences across multiple screens. The company, which has over €2.7 million in capitalisation, is rapidly expanding its global customer engagements and forging new partnerships with other technology companies such as Amazon Web Services (AWS) and sports data company Stats Perform.

Commenting on the company’s decision to join IABM as a start-up member, NativeWaves CEO Christof Haslauer said: “At NativeWaves, we use ultra-low latency streaming technology to deliver compelling and immersive viewer experiences from live events. Membership of IABM will provide us with the ideal platform to showcase our offering and work with leaders in the industry to bring these experiences to the market. We look forward to collaborating with other IABM members to deliver amazing viewer experiences.”

The high precision synchronisation solution offered by NativeWaves allows audiences to choose what they want to see by providing instant access to alternate camera angles, audio and data feeds, without any lagging sequences or interruptions.

“Fans today want to craft and control their own viewing experience,” Haslaurer added. “By working with like-minded broadcast and media technology partners we aim to put as much personalisation power as possible at their fingertips.”

Lisa Collins, head of membership engagement at the IABM, said: “We are delighted to welcome NativeWaves to our membership and look forward to introducing them to our wide range of networking opportunities.”