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Hangzhou, China – February 2, 2026 – MJ Robotics, a leading provider of precision camera motion solutions, has successfully deployed its Robotic Crane/Jib system in XR (Extended Reality) stage productions, setting a new standard for virtual production workflows.
Designed for real-time camera tracking and automated cinematography, the MJ Robotic Crane/Jib enables seamless integration with LED walls, virtual backgrounds, and real-time rendering engines such as Unreal Engine. By combining high-precision encoder-based tracking with advanced motion control, the system allows directors and camera operators to achieve complex, repeatable camera movements with unmatched accuracy.
In a recent live XR stage production, the MJ Robotic Crane/Jib provided:
Real-time camera tracking for immersive virtual environments.
Automated, programmable crane and jib movements, reducing reliance on manual operation.
Low-latency integration with XR graphics engines, ensuring perfect alignment of virtual and physical elements.
“Our Robotic Crane/Jib system bridges the gap between physical camera movement and virtual production,” said [MJ Robotics spokesperson]. “It allows content creators to focus on storytelling while achieving cinematic camera movements that were previously difficult or impossible in XR environments.”
With XR stage productions becoming increasingly common in television, live events, and virtual studios, the MJ Robotic Crane/Jib is emerging as a critical tool for broadcasters and production companies seeking efficiency, precision, and creative flexibility.
