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Faced with these exact challenges, a regional TV station in South Korea recently turned to Soundfox International, MJ’s official distributor in South Korea. By deploying a comprehensive AR/VR virtual studio solution centered around the MJ Robotic Crane, Soundfox successfully transformed the station's physical constraints into an asset for creative flexibility and broadcast excellence.
MJ Robot has successfully completed the on-site calibration of its Robotic Camera Crane with Aximmetry, marking another important milestone in delivering reliable and accurate camera automation solutions for virtual production.
INTRODUCTION: The Dawn of Cinema-Grade Broadcast Automation In today’s fast-paced digital journalism landscape, television stations face the dual challenge of cutting operational costs while simultaneously delivering high-impact, visually captivating broadcasts. Traditional heavy manual jibs require dedicated, highly trained operators and are prone to human fatigue or micro-stutters during long, slow sweeping live shots. To solve this, a leading broadcasting corporation recently overhauled its flagship news studio, pioneering a powerhouse integration: the MJ High-Precision Robotic Camera Crane paired with the Sony FR-7—the world's first full-frame interchangeable-lens PTZ camera. This technical synergy bridges the gap between cinematic storytelling and absolute, zero-operator studio automation.
[Company News] — MJ ROBOT, a pioneer in high-precision robotic camera motion control systems, today announced a major breakthrough in workflow integration: its robotic system now fully supports the Visca protocol to interface seamlessly with professional PTZ cameras from SONY, Panasonic, and Canon. This integration achieves two critical industry milestones: perfectly synchronized hardware control and real-time camera tracking data output via the FreeD protocol.
MJ Robot proudly showcased its advanced robotic camera crane system at KOBA 2026, one of Korea’s leading broadcasting and media technology exhibitions. The exhibition attracted broadcasters, production companies, system integrators, and media professionals from across Asia.
During the event, the CEO of SFI, MJ Robot’s official partner in Korea, accepted an on-site interview with local reporters to discuss the growing demand for robotic camera systems, broadcast automation, and virtual production technologies in the Korean market.
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.
MJ Robot Tracking System is pleased to announce its participation in the upcoming KOBA 2026, taking place from May 12–15, 2026 in Seoul.
Together with local partner SFI, the MJ team has officially started booth construction and system installation at Booth C715, preparing for one of Korea’s most influential broadcasting and media technology exhibitions.
Las Vegas, NV – April 21, 2026 — Momentum continued for MJ Robot and U.S. distributor Broadcast Depot on the second day of NAB Show 2026, as the Broadcast Depot booth remained active with steady visitor traffic, live demonstrations, and in-depth technical discussions around robotic camera automation and virtual production solutions.
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.
In the rapidly evolving landscape of broadcasting, Virtual Production (VP) has become the cornerstone of modern storytelling. Recently, the technical expert teams from TJB (Taejon Broadcasting) and MBC (Munhwa Broadcasting Corporation)—two of South Korea’s leading broadcasters—gathered for a high-level technical demonstration hosted by our South Korean partner, Soundfox.
SEOUL, SOUTH KOREA – In a move to redefine the future of automated broadcasting in Asia, MJ Technology, in partnership with its South Korean distributor Soundfox, recently hosted a high-level technical demonstration for engineers and executives from Korea’s leading TV stations.
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.
MJ recently completed an advanced XR production integration project, combining a robotic camera crane, robotic arm system, and Disguise XR workflow to deliver precise, synchronized camera motion in a real-time extended reality environment.
MJ Broadcast successfully delivered a robotic camera crane / jib system to Jeonju Television in South Korea, enhancing live news production with smooth robotic motion and precise camera control.
As broadcast news production continues to move toward automation and higher visual standards, robotic camera jibs are becoming a core component in modern news studios. Recently, an MJ Robotic Camera Jib system was successfully deployed in a professional news studio, significantly improving production efficiency, camera movement precision, and on-air visual consistency.
