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James Eddershaw, MD, Shotoku Broadcast Systems talks to TVBEurope about the company’s R&D outlook as part of our series looking into the product development...
Shotoku Broadcast Systems is heading back to IBC 2022 with an expanded line of pan/tilt heads and enhanced control systems. The company will also...
Ceiling mounted tracks with elevation and fully robotic XY pedestals, share the stage with new manual tripod systems
Graphica is a new range of manual tracked camera cranes for virtual or augmented reality developed with crane manufacturer CamMate. Shotoku claims that the...
The combination of Shotoku’s lightweight two-stage pneumatic TP-200VR pedestal and high-resolution SX-300 VR head is claimed to offer a new virtual reality tracking system...
Shotoku’s new TP500 compact and lightweight pneumatic pedestal is making its European debut at IBC. It can support camera payloads of up to 55kg,...
Shotoku’s new Free-d2 is its next generation virtual reality and augmented reality tracking system, which does not require physical encoder devices attached to the...