Autoscript Highlights Voice-Driven Prompting And PTZ Solutions

Autoscript is set to showcase its latest innovations in voice-driven workflows and prompting solutions at the NAB Show 2026, with a focus on simplifying and modernising broadcast production environments.

At the centre of its presence will be demonstrations of Autoscript Voice, a speech recognition solution designed to give presenters and production teams greater freedom by reducing reliance on traditional prompting methods. Developed in collaboration with a US network, the system has already been deployed in broadcast studios worldwide, enabling users to control scripts naturally through speech.

Autoscript Voice is designed to follow natural speech patterns and adapt to complex broadcast scenarios, including changing script formats, ad-lib segments and live interviews. The technology aims to offer a more flexible and intuitive approach to prompting, particularly in fast-paced production settings.

Also featured will be Autoscript’s PTZ prompter, first introduced at IBC 2025. Created to support the growing adoption of PTZ cameras across broadcast and live production, the system incorporates a carbon fibre hood and integrated camera mounting solution. Its design allows for clean installation with organised cable management and flexible mounting options, including floor supports, robotic systems, ceilings, trusses and walls.

In addition, the company will present the latest updates to WinPlus-IP, its established prompting software platform. Enhancements include improved Newsroom connection naming and strengthened security through FIPS compliance, reflecting ongoing development aimed at usability and seamless integration within complex production workflows.

Autoscript will be exhibiting at Booth C5816, where attendees can experience live demonstrations and explore how its prompting technologies can be integrated into a wide range of production environments.