Utah Scientific to Highlight NBOSS at IBC 2026
The software extension enables seamless control of SMPTE ST 2110 IP media sources and destinations
At IBC 2026, Utah Scientific has announced that it will be highlighting NBOSS, a software extension to the Utah Scientific Control System.
The extension enables seamless control of SMPTE ST 2110 IP media sources and destinations within the familiar Utah Scientific routing environment.
“The industry’s transition to IP is not a single event, but an ongoing evolution, and customers need technologies that support that journey at their own pace,” said Brett Benson, CEO of Utah Scientific. “NBOSS creates a unified control experience for NMOS-enabled devices and traditional routing infrastructure, helping facilities modernize confidently while maintaining the reliability they expect from Utah Scientific.”
Delivered on a dedicated 2RU server appliance, NBOSS provides a simple NMOS-based control layer that bridges traditional SDI workflows with modern IP infrastructure.
Broadcasters can manage IP and SDI signals together — without introducing a separate control system or changing operational workflows.
NBOSS allows facilities transitioning to IP to operate as a true hybrid SDI/IP router, preserving established operational models while enabling future-ready infrastructure.
See NBOSS and other Utah Scientific products at IBC 2026, Sept. 11-14, at the RAI Amsterdam Convention Center, stand 10.B40.
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