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TV Technology Awards Telemetrics STAR Award.
April 23, 2008 – Honor Awarded For Superior Technology at NAB 2008 Show.Telemetrics, the industry leader in camera robotics and control systems, has been honored as a recipient of the TV Technology STAR Award at the 2008 NAB show. The STAR Awards (Superior Technology Award Recipient) are designed to acknowledge and showcase the preeminent technology innovations available to the broadcast and professional video production industry. Telemetrics was granted the award for their Wall Mount Track System, the BT-X3/Z3-VS.
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Telemetrics Helps Make Ohio Roads Safer
User Report (March 5, 2008 by Michael Keller). For more than 30 years, the Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) has been recording traffic flow and patterns on city streets, county roads and state highways throughout the state. The data is collected for later analysis, using two vehicles that are equipped with cameras, monitors and digital time-lapse recording devices.
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Telemetrics Extendable Camera Mount Adds Vertical Positioning To Ceiling Or Wall Mounted Pan/Tilt Camera Systems
Mahwah, NJ (January 3, 2008) – Telemetrics, Inc., the industry’s recognized leader in camera control solutions for broadcast and professional video applications, has introduced a new Extendable Camera Mount to the company’s extensive line of camera robotics solutions. The new ECM-BT can be mounted above a drop ceiling or lighting grid and also wall mounted to provide vertical positioning to pan/tilt cameras used for studio production.
“A key strength of Telemetrics has been our continued ability to provide broadcast and professional users with products that deliver efficient solutions for recurring problems and that provide innovative new means of remotely controlling cameras,” said Anthony Cuomo, Vice President and General Manager, Telemetrics, Inc. “The new ECM-BT Extendable Camera Mount further increases the production versatility of our pan/tilt systems by adding on the spot vertical positioning in studio applications.”
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Telemetrics Provides Software Control for NASA Cameras
Government Video online article (December 17, 2007 by GV Staff). When there's a countdown to launch of the space shuttle from the Kennedy Space Center in Cape Canavarel, FL, NASA flight control personnel and a team of engineers are keeping a close watch on virtually every square inch of the spacecraft with the help of an advanced network of more than 200 cameras mounted around the launch complex.
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Telemetrics Offers Long Distance Solutions for Field Production with Coax Link Systems
Prism Video Group (www.prismvideogroup.com) is a full production company based out of Atwater, OH, which is located midway between Cleveland and Pittsburgh. We specialize in sporting events, concerts and other live or live to tape events, using the latest in acquisition and production equipment including two fully loaded remote trucks.
Two years ago, we found ourselves in need of a better and more cost effective solution for setting up our cameras from a distance when we were at the larger venues such as the Cleveland Browns Stadium or other like facilities. We also thought that this kind of signal transmission system would allow us to be more creative in our shooting rather than relying on shots and views solely from telephoto lenses in these larger venues. Our acquisition format is DVC Pro and we use a variety of Canon and Fuji lenses ranging in size from 15X to 50X.
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Telemetrics Introduces Network Remote Camera Control Panel At IBC 2007
Amsterdam, Holland (September 21, 2007) – Telemetrics introduced the new RCP-TS Remote Control Panel to address the growing need for network-based control in camera automation at this week's IBC Conference and Exhibition. Using a standard network platform, the RCP-TS Remote Control Panel provides a single operator with comprehensive control of camera operations making it ideal for broadcast, weather/traffic camera or satellite news remote applications from virtually any location.
"Our new Remote Control Panel ties together functions in an intuitive manner for easy remote control of cameras, CCUs and peripheral devices," said Anthony Cuomo, Vice President and General Manager, Telemetrics, Inc. "In addition, the RCP-TS Remote Control Panel's innovative functionality is complemented by network-based architecture that works with off-the-shelf network infrastructure."
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Waterman Broadcasting Furthers Commitment to JVC ProHD With Purchase of BY-HD250 Cameras
Waterman Broadcasting has purchased JVC’s GY-HD250 ProHD cameras for the station’s ABC affiliate, WZVN-TV in Fort Myers, Florida. The GY-HD250s will be used as the station’s primary studio cameras. This purchase follows their December 2006 purchase of several JVC’s 100 Series cameras.
“The GY-HD250 is the perfect choice for our ABC affiliate because of the camera’s native 720p format and the HD-SDI direct output,” said Dan Billings, Director of Engineering and Technology, Waterman Broadcasting. “We also chose JVC because the GY-HD250 integrates well with our Telemetric robotics. The performance of the camera is truly amazing, especially at its price.”
“Additional purchases of our ProHD line by stations such as Waterman Broadcasting is a true testament to our technology,” said Lawrence Librach, Vice President, Digital Video Division, JVC Professional Products Company. “Because our products easily integrate with existing systems, station managers are realizing they can quickly and affordably upgrade from SD to HD.”
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ESPN NASCAR Coverage Takes The Lead With HD Using Telemetrics Trolley with Elevating Pedestal. |
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“Gentlemen, start your diesels!”
No, that’s not the well-known command that summons rolling octane thunder to erupt from asphalt during a quiet blue-sky afternoon. It just might be heard, though, in the TV truck compound as drivers start their rigs to move ESPN’s new production trailers to the next race of the 2007 NASCAR season.
ESPN selected Pittsburgh-based NEP Broadcasting to build from scratch a custom-designed fleet of four trucks to service the network’s return to NASCAR. And what a return it is. After a six-season absence, ESPN resumed NASCAR coverage this year with lots of new technology to enhance the look and the sound of motor sports for television viewers.
Camera operators use Telemetric’s precision joystick controllers and the company’s CPS-SP-S Studio Software System to control the trolleys, elevating pedestals and cameras. |
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Illinois-Based Media Group QNI Streamlines & Integrates Operations
With Telemetrics Camera Robotic Solutions.
Multi-Tasking Made Easier with Robotics Camera Control Technology. The role of a Director of Engineering in any broadcast facility has probably never been confined to the boundaries of overseeing technology operations, and my position at Quincy Newspapers Inc. (QNI) as Director of Engineering, Capitol and Facilities is no different in this respect. QNI is a family owned group which currently owns 12 network affiliate television stations, two newspapers, two radio stations and a high definition video production company. While considered a medium sized group, our footprint covers 13 states.
Along with the traditional technology responsibilities I am also charged with Capital budgets and facilities an am expected to contribute to the quality and on-going improvement of the product we offer. Telemetrics Robotics Systems have played a part in all of these areas and have helped QNI achieve our goals.
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Telemetrics Provides Latest Camera Robotics Technology To
NASA’s Government Television at Mission Control.
Johnson Space Center Equipped With New Cameras And Robotics.
Mahwah, NJ (March 14, 2007) – Camera robotics technology has changed the face of production for local, national and global television news programs over the years. Streamlined production procedures have swiftly become the new standard, by automating traditionally manual functions like camera operations, switching, recording, etc., with robotic systems. To utilize the power of the media to help promote its work and for internal communications, NASA recently upgraded its camera robotics capabilities with a new system from Telemetrics. The new Telemetrics camera robotics system is used for national broadcast, internally and for web streaming high definition images of NASA’s Flight Control Rooms at the Johnson Space Center in Houston, TX.
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Telemetrics Awarded NASA Contract For Operational Television Camera Control System.
Mahwah, NJ (January 3, 2007) –An established leader in camera robotics and control technology, Telemetrics Inc. announces that they have been awarded the contract to provide NASA’s John F. Kennedy Space Center with an Operational Television (OTV) Camera Control System. The system is designed to act as a television acquisition and distribution system for viewing space vehicles and launches at Launch Complex 39 of the space center.
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