MJ Robotic Camera Crane and Aximmetry in Daily Use at Hangang Media High School

Seoul, South Korea – MJ Robotic Camera Crane has been successfully integrated into the daily teaching and production workflow at Hangang Media High School, in combination with Aximmetry real-time virtual production software, providing students with hands-on experience in modern broadcast and virtual studio technologies.

As one of Korea’s leading media-focused high schools, Hangang Media High School emphasizes practical education aligned with real-world broadcast and virtual production environments. The introduction of the MJ robotic camera crane system enables students to operate professional-grade robotic camera movement, commonly used in television studios, newsrooms, and virtual production stages.

Real-World Robotic Camera Training

The MJ robotic crane offers smooth, repeatable camera motion across pan, tilt, lift, and crane arm movement, allowing students to learn:

• Robotic camera operation and motion control

• Multi-axis camera movement for live production

• Precise camera positioning for virtual sets

• Workflow integration with real-time graphics systems

Combined with Aximmetry, students can experience how robotic camera tracking data drives virtual environments in real time, ensuring accurate perspective, parallax, and compositing between real cameras and virtual scenes.

Daily Use in Broadcast & Virtual Production Classes

Unlike short-term demonstrations or temporary installations, the MJ robotic crane system is used daily in classroom teaching and production exercises. Students regularly practice:

• Virtual studio production

• News and program recording

• Camera blocking and motion programming

• Synchronization between physical camera movement and virtual graphics

This daily exposure helps students build practical skills that closely match the workflows used by professional broadcasters and virtual production studios.

Supporting the Next Generation of Media Professionals

By adopting MJ’s robotic camera solution, Hangang Media High School bridges the gap between education and industry. The system allows students to move beyond traditional manual camera operation and gain early familiarity with robotic camera systems, virtual production pipelines, and automation-driven broadcast workflows.

MJ continues to support educational institutions worldwide by delivering reliable, industry-proven robotic camera systems that are equally suited for broadcast studios, virtual production, and professional training environments.