Arri, a privately owned German media group founded in 1917, designs and manufactures camera equipment, including cameras, lenses, and lighting systems. The company also operates rental services across Europe, supporting film and television productions. Employing approximately 750 people, Arri generated revenue of around $500 million in 2022. Its core business is centered around content acquisition through the provision of equipment and services to the film and television industry.
ARRI released the Network Interface Adapter NIA-1 on an unspecified date. This adapter allows for camera and lens control via Ethernet, bridging modern IP workflows and traditional LBUS-based systems. The NIA-1 enables remote camera and lens control through IP networks, increasing the versatility of ARRI ECS and CSS tools and expanding control of third-party cameras. The adapter features a compact design with a simple plug-and-play setup. It has wide-ranging applications in cine, broadcast, and multi-camera environments. Separately, ARRI offers a CAME-TV quick release plate for cameras and tripods designed to speed up setup.
Arri offers 6 products in the media tech industry. Arri's product portfolio comprises of broadcast professional services, content acquisition and production and post production.
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Arri's revenues were less than $1B in 2022. Caretta Research has split Arri's revenue into 6 different product categories, the largest of which is studio lighting systems. For full access to Arri's revenue breakdown subscribe to Caretta Portal.
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Arri's customers primarily consist of broadcast television and radio and higher Education companies. Examples of Arri's customers include Nottingham Trent University and Al Mashhad. Examples of Arri's suppliers include Rohde & Schwarz and MASV.
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