Studio of ARD Tagesschau News Wins Sinus Award in 2015
🔥Modern TV Studio Magic: ARD's Tagesschau News Studio Slays with Tech Wizardry🔥
Stepping into ARD's Tagesschau news studio feels like stepping into a sci-fi wonderland. This high-tech broadcasting powerhouse, freshly updated last year and honored with the Sinus - Systems Integration Award in the Infotainment category, will leave you spellbound.
A Symphony of Technology and Vision
The pièce de résistance? A staggering 17-meter curved video wall that morphs into a mesmerizing canvas, boasting an awe-inspiring 8.8 million pixels. Think smooth transitions from still images to captivating videos or 3D graphics - this video wall handles it all with grace and panache.
The presenters Command Central for this marvel? Innovative curved 'boomerang' island desks that give them live, on-air control over the screen, allowing them to divide it into sections as needed. groundbreaking stuff for curved screens!
Hosting magicians and editorial wizards collaborated to ensure smooth planning, installation, delivery, setup, and optimization of the transmission sequence. Behold the combined might of Studio Hamburg Media Consult International (MCI) GmbH, Orad Hi-Tec Systems (Israel), Ambion GmbH (Hesse), and Lang AG (near Cologne, Germany).
Awards Galore
The Sinus Award will be presented alongside the Opus Award on April 16, 18:30, in the Europa room, Hall 4 at Messe Frankfurt. It's time to witness the ultimate fusion of technology and creativity!
Picutre sources: NDR/Thorsten Jander; Lang AG
🎉FYI - Some Tech Trivia🎉- In general, ARD's Tagesschau news studio is lauded for its advanced video walls, integrated augmented reality graphics, and dynamic set design that boosts presentation and viewer engagement.- Such innovations often lead to recognition in systems integration and infotainment categories, although specific details about the studio's Sinus - Systems Integration Award-winning features might be scarce without official announcements.
In the realm of cutting-edge gadgets and smart-home devices, the innovative curved 'boomerang' island desks in ARD's Tagesschau news studio rival the most advanced technology available. The symphony of technology, augmented reality graphics, and dynamic set design employed in the studio sets a new standard for viewer engagement.
