News Summary:
Lawo demonstrated its Dynamic Media Facilities (DMF) and multi-vendor interoperability at IBC 2026, showcasing HOME, its management and orchestration platform that enables device discovery, security, authentication, and control across IP-based media infrastructures. On August 18, the company detailed how HOME, combined with its steadily growing portfolio of server-based processing microservices called HOME Apps, allows processing resources to be deployed, scaled, and reassigned independently of dedicated hardware. Previously, on August 12, Lawo announced its plans to highlight how software-based production has become an operational reality at the IBC show. This included new additions to the HOME ecosystem, the European premiere of Edge One, and the latest software releases for its mc² production console family and Power Core, alongside a live implementation of the DMF approach. The company first outlined its IBC 2026 intentions on August 7, stating it would present a live implementation of its Dynamic Media Facility approach, which would also feature additions to the HOME ecosystem, the European trade-show debut of EdgeOne, and software updates for the mc² production console family and Power Core.