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Shotoku ready to lend support
to VR and AR productions
The demand for virtual reality (VR) and aug-
mented reality (AR) productions will begin
to grow in Asia-Pacific, predicts Yori Kato,
regional sales manager, Asia, broadcast sales
division, Shotoku Broadcast Systems.
To meet this demand, the company has
brought its all-new Graphica Series of VR/
AR tracked camera cranes to Asia for the
first time.
Produced in collaboration with crane
maker CamMate, Graphica offers a range of
manual VR/AR tracked camera cranes that
offer tracking capabilities in a package that
is portable, scalable, stable and repeatable,
says Shotoku.
Graphica calculates positional data out-
put from embedded physical rotary encoders
designed specifically for VR applications.
Yori Kato, regional sales manager, Asia, broadcast
sales division, Shotoku Broadcast Systems,
showing off the company’s new Graphica cranes,
which are ready to support VR/AR productions in
Asia.
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