IBC2026
Ahead of IBC2026, in Amsterdam from September 11th to 14th, 2026, Aximmetry announced the addition of two major new features to its platform. The new features are deep AI integration across the entire production workflow and native support for Gaussian Splats, which will enable the creation of photorealistic virtual sets in minutes. Both features will be demonstrated live at the Aximmetry booth (7.D09) during the exhibition.
Aximmetry at IBC2026 Exhibition Preview
AI seamlessly integrates into the production team’s existing workflow.
Aximmetry announced the further expansion of its commitment to intuitive, operator-friendly production tools through directly integrating AI capabilities into every stage of the workflow. The new Aximmetry AI Assistant allows production teams to chat directly with AI models within the platform and integrate their own AI agents through MCP (Model Context Protocol) support. In short, studios can leverage their existing AI tools without having to learn a new interface.
Production Teams Can Now Do the Following:
- AI guides the project structure and builds a virtual production from scratch.
- Set up cameras, I/O, and tracking devices in minutes, not hours.
- From rehearsals to live broadcasts, we consistently adjust parameters and configure the program settings.
- Create Engineer Flow Graph scripts faster with fewer errors.
- Use AI Compounds to generate graphics, lower thirds, and B-rolls from simple text prompts.
- Quickly troubleshoot setup and configuration issues to minimize pre-broadcast downtime.
Aximmetry CTO Zoltan Motian commented as follows:
Motian: Whether a studio wants a guided assistant built into the app or wants to implement their own AI agent, we wanted to eliminate the hassle of setup and configuration so that the team can dedicate more time to important creative work.
Visitors to IBC2026 will be able to experience an AI assistant firsthand in a virtual set at the Aximmetry booth.
Gaussian Splats in Aximmetry: Photorealistic virtual sets you can create in minutes
Aximmetry also incorporates native support for Gaussian Splats, a rapidly growing technology for creating photorealistic 3D environments. This feature allows production teams to efficiently convert photos and virtual scenes into stunning 3D backgrounds of broadcast-ready quality.
Main Features
- Rendering using Unreal Engine or Aximmetry’s proprietary lightweight native rendering engine.
- Support for various types of the widely used PLY file format.
- Seamless combination of Gaussian Splats and traditional 3D models
- Full compatibility with Aximmetry’s existing virtual production toolset.
Gabor Poole, head of development for Aximmetry, commented as follows:
Poole: Gaussian Splats, traditional 3D, and live video of talent can now seamlessly work together and coexist within the same frame. This is exactly what virtual production has been waiting for.
At IBC2026, Aximmetry will be conducting a live demonstration showcasing how Gaussian Splats can be used in a real-world broadcast environment.
At the company’s booth, demonstrations of their AI assistant and Gaussian Splats will be held, and visitors can speak directly with the team about upcoming releases, including Aximmetry version 2026.4.0.
