MJ Robot Draws Strong Attention on Day 1 of KOBA 2026

MJ Robot with Korea partener SFI officially kicked off Day 1 at KOBA 2026 in Seoul, South Korea, presenting its latest robotic camera crane systems, real-time camera tracking technology, and virtual production solutions to visitors from across the broadcast and media industry.

Located at Booth C715, the MJ Robot live demonstration area attracted broadcasters, production companies, system integrators, and virtual production professionals throughout the opening day of the exhibition.

The showcase featured MJ Robot’s advanced robotic camera crane integrated with LED wall virtual production workflows, demonstrating smooth cinematic camera movement, stable multi-axis operation, and accurate real-time tracking performance. The live system integration highlighted how robotic automation can improve production efficiency while delivering high-end broadcast visuals.

Visitors experienced real-time demonstrations combining robotic camera motion, PTZ control, and virtual production environments. The system showed seamless compatibility with XR studio workflows and LED wall production setups, making it suitable for broadcast studios, esports events, live entertainment, news production, and commercial virtual production stages.

One of the key highlights on Day 1 was the synchronized robotic crane movement working together with virtual scene tracking technology, allowing natural camera motion inside immersive virtual environments with minimal latency.

Throughout the exhibition, MJ Robot engineers and partners engaged with international visitors and industry professionals, discussing future collaborations and customized automation solutions for modern broadcast production.

As one of Asia’s leading broadcast technology exhibitions, KOBA 2026 continues to provide a valuable platform for MJ Robot to strengthen its global presence in robotic camera automation and virtual production technology.