ENCO To Emphasize Single-Operator Ease of Use For Live Virtual Production

ENCO will unveil its Qimera Virtual Production platform to ISE audiences for the first time, demonstrating the power of its all-in-one workflow for corporate meetings and live event production to global AV professionals. Qimera is a real-time 3D compositing tool that enables content creators to leverage advanced virtual sets anywhere.

ENCO will showcase how the complete solution delivers cutting-edge virtual production technology and AR/VR/XR graphics in a way that is both groundbreaking and easy to deploy, manage, and operate.

Coupled with single-operator ease of use, its affordable pricing model makes Qimera accessible across the AV industry, including the corporate enterprise sector. Its compositing tools were designed with modern, automated production workflows in mind, starting with an intuitive user interface. Users can quickly incorporate highly advanced virtual sets and real-time augmented reality graphics thanks to a short learning curve.

New for ISE 2026, Unreal Engine 5.6 enhances Qimera’s virtual environments with streamlined performance capture and cinematic rendering, building on previous software advancements. A new suite of integrated tools gives producers better control over production and pipelines, improves 3D rendering, and delivers increased luminance for more realistic reflections and lighting. Enhanced virtualized rendering creates crisper, more lifelike images, strengthening the illusion of fully immersive environments.

Visitors to ENCO's stand (EA780) will experience a hands-on demonstration of the Qimera virtual production workflow for live events. The on-booth experience will feature green-screen technology with 3D multi-camera tracking, PTZ camera integration, 3D graphics assets, and real-time data feeds composited alongside live camera footage for corporate broadcasts and webcasts. Attendees will have the opportunity to interact with the technology and manipulate virtual production elements.

ENCO representatives will also discuss Qimera’s live data capabilities, including automated graphics feeds via its MOS Listener application, which monitors incoming media objects that can be displayed live, such as names, titles, and graphics. Visitors will learn how Qimera’s real-time 3D charts and graphs can be generated in Augmented Reality without a green screen and integrated with live camera feeds. An expanded library of 3D visualization charts further extends the possibilities for AR/VR applications in live production workflows.

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