Adder Showcases Next-Gen Control And Remote Access At IBC 2026

At IBC 2026, Adder Technology is presenting new developments in centralised management, remote access and system integration designed to give operators quicker access to the tools they need, improve visibility across complex infrastructures and help diverse technologies work together more effectively.

Headlining the stand is AIM 6, a major upgrade to Adder's IP KVM matrix management platform. Rebuilt to reflect customer and operational needs, AIM 6 introduces an intuitive interface that enhances system-wide visibility and streamlines routine tasks, enabling administrators to manage intricate environments while keeping operators closely connected to their required sources.

Adder is also adding Hybrid Log-Gamma (HLG) compatibility to the ADDERLink® INFINITY 4000 series, simplifying how HDR is handled in live production. With HLG support, operators can monitor HLG content directly at their workstation, reducing reliance on dedicated reference monitors. Extending HLG across the IP KVM matrix helps teams access essential systems while optimising space and workflows—particularly valuable where desk or rack space is limited.

For distributed productions, consistent, responsive remote access remains critical. The latest ARDx™ upgrade introduces multi-head connectivity, user-defined frame rate control and a refreshed user interface, giving operators more flexibility in how they connect and interact with systems from different locations. Greater control over how data is transmitted and received allows teams to tune bandwidth usage, improve network efficiency and maintain the responsiveness required for demanding production tasks.

Developers can further integrate remote access into broader toolchains using the ARDx Software Development Kit (SDK). With enhancements to system configuration and network management, plus improved control of multiple video sources from a single workspace, the SDK allows ARDx capabilities to be embedded within third-party platforms. This brings remote access into existing production environments, helping to reduce complexity, streamline operations and create cohesive user experiences regardless of operator location.

Visitors can explore these updates—greater visibility, flexible remote access and integrated control—on Stand 8.C67 at IBC 2026. Use code #IBC3555 for free entry and see how Adder aims to help organisations build more unified, manageable and responsive broadcast workflows.

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