At a live demonstration in Brussels – attended by representatives from EuroGrip, Stage Precision, and Prismax – the AirPixel XT system was tested on both a single-wire cable-cam and a ground-based EasyRider vehicle equipped with a stabilized camera head.
Following a visit to the IBC, the flagship event for the media and broadcast sector, the AirPixel team travelled to the King Baudouin Stadium in Brussels for a live demonstration of AirPixel XT.
AirPixel XT combines GPS and IMU integration to deliver fast setup and precise camera tracking in large-scale outdoor environments. At the Brussels demo – attended by representatives from EuroGrip, Stage Precision, and Prismax – the system was tested on both a single-wire cable-cam and a ground-based EasyRider vehicle equipped with a stabilized camera head.
Both configurations demonstrated the system’s versatility and accuracy, validating its performance in complex, real-world conditions. The trip also provided valuable feedback to inform future development, while highlighting the collaborative efforts behind the scenes – especially the hardware team’s role in enabling last-minute enhancements to the rigging and system integration.
As the system is reliant on receiving satellite signals, testing in a semi-enclosed stadium posed some challenges. However, following the day of tests, we were pleased by the system’s performance.
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