BeckTV To Introduce BeckFlow Schematic Platform

BeckTV, a systems integrator serving the broadcast industry, will introduce its BeckFlow schematic documentation platform to the European market at IBC 2026.

BeckFlow is a web-based platform developed specifically for the media and entertainment technology industry. The system automatically generates broadcast facility drawings from structured engineering data, including wire and equipment lists.

By automating the drafting process, BeckTV said BeckFlow is designed to reduce manual drafting time, improve documentation accuracy and keep facility drawings synchronized with system designs.

The platform will be demonstrated for the first time at IBC2026 on the Providius stand, 10.F53. BeckFlow can ingest standardized BeckTV data templates and produce schematic diagrams without relying on traditional CAD workflows.

"IBC provides an excellent opportunity to connect with broadcasters and technology leaders from across Europe and around the world," said Matt Weiss, vice president of business development at BeckTV. "In addition to introducing BeckFlow, we're looking forward to discussing several potential projects with media organizations exploring modernization initiatives, IP-based infrastructures, and new production workflows. Our goal is to help organizations apply proven design and integration strategies to meet their unique operational and business objectives."

Alongside the BeckFlow launch, BeckTV will use IBC2026 to discuss infrastructure modernization and facility transformation projects with broadcasters and other media organizations.

The company said its current work includes projects involving IP-based workflows, systems modernization and new facility designs. BeckTV plans to highlight how its engineering, design and integration capabilities can help organizations manage technology transitions and adapt their infrastructure to changing production requirements.

BeckTV has worked across a broad range of broadcast and media installations, including broadcast and network television stations, cable and satellite facilities, network operations centers, sports and mobile production trucks, professional and collegiate stadiums, and houses of worship.

Its projects range from traditional baseband video systems to advanced SMPTE ST 2110 implementations, covering facilities of varying sizes and technical complexity.

At IBC2026, BeckTV representatives will also discuss approaches to integrated facility design, including balancing capital and operational expenditures, implementing cloud-based workflows, developing remote production strategies and building or upgrading existing facilities.

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