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Seoul, South Korea — Hangag Media High School has officially upgraded its virtual production capabilities through the integration of Aximmetry real-time graphics with the MJ Robotic Crane system, marking a significant step forward in professional media education. This deployment positions the school among the leading educational institutions in Asia adopting advanced robotic camera technologies for broadcast-level production training.
The project equips Hangag Media High School’s main studio with a fully synchronized workflow combining: This setup allows students to experience the same production environment used by top broadcasters and virtual studios worldwide.
The MJ robotic crane provides ultra-smooth, repeatable motion paths, enabling Aximmetry to render virtual scenes with pixel-accurate alignment. Even during fast crane swings and dynamic camera elevation, the tracking data remains stable, ensuring: This reliability is crucial for AR graphics, XR teaching scenarios, and multi-scene virtual storytelling.
Hangag Media High School emphasizes hands-on learning. Through this integration, students can now:Teachers report that the new system significantly improves student engagement and enhances the school’s media curriculum.
The studio is now capable of supporting:The combined system allows rapid scene switching and efficient live operation, making it ideal for daily use.
“This integration demonstrates how robotic camera automation can empower education,” said a representative from the integration team. “Hangag Media High School now has a future-proof studio that prepares students for the real industry.”
The success of the Hangag Media High School project showcases how advanced tools—previously limited to professional broadcast networks—can now be adopted by schools to cultivate next-generation media professionals.
MJ robotic crane + Aximmetry graphics = a powerful, scalable model for educational virtual production.