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Las Vegas, NV – April 20, 2026
— MJ Robot, in partnership with its U.S. distributor Broadcast Depot, made a strong impression on the opening day of
NAB Show 2026, as visitors gathered in large numbers at the Broadcast Depot booth to experience the company’s advanced
robotic camera crane system in action.













Located on the show floor among leading broadcast technology innovators, the Broadcast Depot booth attracted continuous traffic throughout the first day, with broadcasters, system integrators, virtual production professionals, and studio operators stopping by to see live demonstrations of the MJ robotic crane.
The showcased system highlighted smooth multi-axis motion control, precise repeatable camera moves, and integration capabilities for broadcast studios, virtual production, esports, and live events. Visitors showed strong interest in how the system can support automated camera movement, dynamic studio shots, and real-time production workflows.
“We are excited by the response on day one of NAB,” said Jack Huang, General Manager of MJ Robot. “The strong visitor turnout at the Broadcast Depot booth confirms growing demand for intelligent robotic camera solutions in both traditional broadcast and emerging virtual production markets.”
Throughout the day, the MJ and Broadcast Depot teams engaged in discussions with customers and partners exploring applications ranging from news automation to cinematic motion control and XR studio integration.
The live demonstrations emphasized key advantages of the MJ robotic crane system, including:
Smooth and precise robotic camera movement
High payload support for professional broadcast cameras
Real-time control for live production environments
Compatibility with virtual production and camera tracking systems
Flexible configurations for studios, stages, and event venues
Broadcast Depot, MJ Robot’s U.S. distribution partner, presented the system as part of its growing portfolio of advanced broadcast automation technologies.
“The level of engagement on the first day has been outstanding,” said a Broadcast Depot representative. “Visitors are looking for reliable automation solutions that improve production value while reducing operational complexity, and the MJ robotic crane is generating significant interest.”
With several days remaining at NAB 2026, MJ Robot and Broadcast Depot expect continued momentum as more visitors experience the system firsthand.
Visitors attending NAB are invited to stop by the Broadcast Depot booth for a live demonstration of the MJ robotic crane system.
MJ Robot specializes in robotic camera systems, camera tracking solutions, and motion control technologies for broadcast, virtual production, and live event applications.
Broadcast Depot is a U.S.-based distributor of professional broadcast and production technology solutions, serving television, media, and content production markets.