Studiotech Open Day 2026 – Recap
On 22 October 2026, we opened the doors of Studiotech Poland in Warsaw to clients, partners and everyone who creates picture and sound every day. This year’s Open Day ran under the banner of Software-Defined Production – a day packed with talks, hands-on workshops and conversations about where production is heading. Thank you for joining us!
Broadcast, AV and IT under one roof
TV and AV production is steadily moving away from dedicated hardware towards flexible, software-based architectures – and that is what the whole day was about. More than 40 manufacturers and technology partners came together in one place, and the programme combined talks on the main stage with parallel workshops where guests could see and test the technology up close.
The agenda covered Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos in live production, protecting media credibility against deepfakes, private 5G networks, IP signal transport standards – NDI, Dante AV and SMPTE ST 2110 – and remote production (REMI).
Main stage
After morning registration and coffee, Marcin Gieroczyński of Studiotech Poland welcomed our guests, opening the day and introducing its theme.
The first talk was given by Maksymilian Górski of Dolby, who showed how Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos perform in live production – from HDR picture to immersive spatial sound in live broadcasts.
Next, Rafał Radawiec of Vestigit spoke about technology that protects media credibility against deepfakes. At a time when manipulated footage can spread across the internet within minutes, it is an issue that concerns every broadcaster and content publisher.
After the lunch break, Samuel Fleischhacker of Haivision presented how private 5G networks fit into live production workflows – a solution that gives production teams stable, independent connectivity where conventional infrastructure falls short.
Workshops: technology in practice
Alongside the talks, workshops ran in room 3 and in our podcast studio, giving guests the chance to try the equipment themselves and talk to the experts:
ClassX virtual studio and VR/AR/XR workshops – a showcase of production in virtual and extended-reality environments. The workshop ran twice: once in the morning and again in the afternoon.
Telestream – practical AI – how artificial intelligence streamlines everyday work with video content.
Multicam – AI tracking – automatic tracking and framing in multi-camera systems.
Secure connectivity in times of crisis – Peplink, Kaymeta and Starlink solutions that keep transmissions running when standard links fail.
Awards and reception drink
To close the programme, we handed out awards at 15:30, and at 16:00 we invited everyone to a reception drink. Many of the conversations started at the demo stations and workshops carried on in a much more relaxed atmosphere.
Thank you!
Thank you to all our guests for coming, for your questions and for the inspiring conversations. Special thanks go to our speakers and partners – Dolby, Vestigit, Haivision, Telestream, Multicam, Peplink, Kaymeta, Starlink and ClassX – and to the whole Studiotech team who made the day happen.
Software-Defined Production is not a distant future – it is the direction the industry is already taking. If you’d like to talk about what it could look like in your organisation, get in touch with us.
See you at the next Open Day!
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