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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.
The event, held in Seoul, focused on the seamless integration between MJ’s high-precision robotic camera systems and advanced real-time graphic engines (Unreal Engine).
Led by the technical team from Soundfox, the presentation highlighted the critical role of tracking accuracy in modern AR/VR/XR environments. With MJ’s systems featuring 23-bit absolute value encoders and a precision rate of 0.00043°, the demonstration showed South Korean broadcasters how to eliminate the common "drift" associated with virtual graphics.
Seamless Graphics Sync: Real-time data transmission using the FreeD protocol, ensuring virtual elements remain perfectly locked to the physical camera move.
Automated Precision: Showcasing the MJ Robotic Jib and Pan/Tilt Heads, which allow for complex, repeatable cinematic movements without the need for a manual operator.
Workflow Integration: A deep dive into how MJ hardware integrates with existing broadcast infrastructure and the latest Unreal Engine 5.4 features.
"South Korea is a global leader in broadcast innovation," said a spokesperson for MJ Technology. "By partnering with Soundfox, we are ensuring that Korean TV stations have local, expert support for our robotic solutions. This demonstration proved that our hardware meets the rigorous standards required for 24/7 live broadcast environments."
The attendees, including technical directors from major national networks, explored the system's ease of calibration and its cost-effective entry point compared to traditional European motion control systems.
As virtual production continues to become the standard for news and sports broadcasting, the MJ and Soundfox partnership is set to provide the Korean market with the reliable, high-accuracy tools needed for the next generation of content creation.
