Panasonic Expands AI and IP Production Ecosystem at NAB 2026
Share

At NAB 2026, Panasonic reinforced its commitment to next-generation production by focusing on IP-based workflows, AI-driven tools, and software-defined systems. The company emphasized open standards like SMPTE ST 2110 and IPMX, signaling a move toward more flexible and interoperable production environments that can scale across broadcast, corporate, and live event applications.
A major highlight was the continued development of the KAIROS platform, which is evolving into a fully software-driven production ecosystem. New features such as Scene Controller improve multi-screen content management, while deeper integrations, including collaboration with NEP Group, enable more unified control across distributed production environments. This reflects a growing need for centralized orchestration in complex workflows.

Panasonic also showcased advancements in automation through AI-powered tools. Auto framing for PTZ cameras and the AI Video Mixer within the Media Production Suite demonstrate how production tasks like tracking, switching, and compositing can be handled more efficiently. Combined with new hardware like the AW-UE5 PTZ camera and AK-UBX100 box camera, Panasonic’s NAB 2026 lineup highlights a clear focus on simplifying workflows while maintaining professional production quality.
Check out more about KAIROS here
Learn more about Auto framing here
Learn more about AI Video mixer here
Learn more about the AW-UE5 here
Learn about the AK-UBX100 here
Learn more about Image Adjust Pro here
Learn more about Panasonic here
See the original post here