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Chyron & TrackVision present ‘world’s first wireless live virtual workflow’

Chyron and TrackVision have delivered what they describe as “the world’s first wireless real-time virtual production workflow”. Debuted at IBC2026, the workflow features the transmission of detailed camera tracking data to Chyron VSAR to streamline and elevate virtual production.

Enabled by the TrackVision to Chyron VSAR protocol, the workflow enables the wireless delivery of relevant, detailed camera and lens metadata embedded within frame accurate timecode stamps. In addition to X, Y and Z positional data, this integration provides data for roll, tilt, zoom, focus, lens distortion, and focal distance. 

Aldo Campisi, Vice-President, Sales, Latin America, Chyron, said, “Eliminating the tedium of placing positional markers saves significant time and unleashes unlimited creative possibilities.

“This is something that our customers really want. It’s 100% wireless and very low latency, with a high degree of precision, resulting in very compelling viewer experiences.”

The workflow also brings together several Chyron technology partners to create a complete virtual and augmented reality environment, including Ikan for professional lighting and teleprompting, ProCyc for green screen, Stype for mechanical camera jib and optical tracking, and UberDisplays for LED display technology.

Beyond camera tracking, the complete workflow demonstrates capabilities including teleportation of a remote presenter into a studio environment and integration of Chyron technologies such as AXIS for maps and charts and Chyron Weather within the VSAR ecosystem.

Julio Baffa, CEO & Lead Developer, TrackVision, added, “This unique integration has generated excitement among top tier broadcasters like those who rely on Chyron VSAR. We know that efficiency without compromising quality is increasingly important for broadcasters.

“Our powerful and extremely accurate high-definition protocol expands the possibilities of Chyron VSAR.”

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