At the Brussels demo – attended by representatives from EuroGrip, Stage Precision, and Prismax – the system was tested on both a single-wire cable-cam and a ground-based EasyRider vehicle equipped with a stabilized camera head. Both configurations demonstrated the system’s versatility and accuracy, validating its performance in complex, real-world conditions.
Following IBC, the flagship event for the media and broadcast sector, where we showcased our latest camera tracking solution, AirPixel XT, the team travelled to King Baudouin Stadium in Brussels for a live demonstration.
AirPixel XT combines GPS and IMU integration to deliver fast setup and precise camera tracking in large-scale outdoor environments. At the Brussels demo—attended by representatives from EuroGrip, Stage Precision, and Prismax—the system was tested on both a single-wire cable-cam and a ground-based EasyRider vehicle equipped with a stabilized camera head.
Both configurations demonstrated the system’s versatility and accuracy, validating its performance in complex, real-world conditions. The trip also provided valuable feedback to inform future development, while highlighting the collaborative efforts behind the scenes—especially the hardware team’s role in enabling last-minute enhancements to the rigging and system integration.
As the system is reliant on receiving satellite signals, testing in a semi-enclosed stadium posed some challenges. However, following the day of tests, we were pleased by the system’s performance.
