Haivision and EVS Showcase 5G-Powered Remote Production at IBC2026
Event summary
- Haivision and EVS demonstrated a live remote production workflow at IBC2026, connecting Amsterdam with Liège over 250 km away using 5G cellular video transmission and robotic camera control.
- The demo integrated Haivision’s Pro460 5G video transmitter and StreamHub receiver with EVS’s Choreon robotic controller for real-time media production.
- The technology enables broadcast-grade reliability for long-distance remote operation of motorized production assets.
- The demonstration highlights the potential for public and private 5G networks to function as a unified production fabric for live event coverage and studio automation.
The big picture
The demonstration underscores the growing role of 5G in transforming live production workflows, enabling cost-efficient, flexible, and scalable remote operations. This aligns with broader industry trends toward automation and the use of next-generation connectivity to enhance broadcast reliability and creativity. The collaboration between Haivision and EVS highlights the strategic importance of integrating advanced robotic systems with high-speed, low-latency networks to meet the demands of live event coverage.
What we're watching
- Technology Adoption
- How quickly broadcasters will adopt 5G-enabled remote production workflows, given the demonstrated reliability and scalability.
- Market Expansion
- Whether this collaboration will accelerate the integration of 5G technology into other aspects of live production beyond robotic camera control.
- Competitive Dynamics
- The pace at which competitors will respond with similar or competing technologies, potentially driving further innovation in the remote production space.
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