Shotoku Broadcast launches next-generation controllers

The company will show new robotic camera control systems at NAB 2009

Author:: TVTechnology
Publish date:: Mar 11, 2009
Updated on: Feb 23, 2018

The new TR-T control panel from Shotoku allows one operator to control up to 16 cameras.

Shotoku Broadcast Systems will debut two new control systems at NAB: the TR-T touch control system and the Type-S. The TR-T system allows a single operator position to control up to 16 cameras. It uses multicolored illuminated keys to communicate system status and control settings, with a high-precision joystick for ultra-smooth on-air control.

The TR-S Type-S is a high-capacity remote-control panel that expands to support up to 16 camera channels, making it ideal for even the largest TV studio systems. It uses the same features as the company’s standard TR-8S but includes panel keys, LED illumination displays and a high-contrast LCD status display.

Shotoku to showcase new TR-T/HD touch-screen control system promo image

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The TR-T system controls both Shotoku and third-party robotic camera systems and allows a single operator position to control up to 16 cameras

New robotic camera controllers from Shotoku at NAB promo image

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The TR-T system controls both Shotoku and third-party robotic cameras systems

Shotoku to show new features at IBC2009 promo image

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Shotoku Broadcast’s latest generation controller enables cost-effective expansion of robotic camera configurations with widescreen, custom layouts.

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The TR-T system is the company’s latest touch-control panel capable of controlling both Shotoku and third-party robotic cameras systems.

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Over at the Shotoku Broadcast Systems booth, company president Naoki Ebimoto showed me their two new robotic control systems — The TR-T and the TR-S. The TR-T touch control system controls both Shotoky and third-party robotic camera systems. A single ...