Explore Connected Broadcast & ProAV Workflows at A.B.I.S 2026

With new product launches and an expanded portfolio, ARK Infosolutions will bring live production, broadcast infrastructure, storage, filmmaking, lighting, secure collaboration and control-room solutions together at Booth C01.

Broadcast workflows are becoming harder to separate into neat categories. Live contribution is moving across cellular and IP networks, facilities are shifting from SDI towards flexible IP environments, and production teams manage demanding content across locations, systems and screens.

Against this backdrop, ARK Infosolutions returns to Asia's Broadcasting & Infotainment Show (A.B.I.S) 2026, formerly Broadcast India Show, from 22 to 24 October at Jio World Convention Centre, Mumbai.

At Booth C01, ARK will bring together solutions spanning the broadcast and ProAV workflow, from capture and live transmission to monitoring, storage, post-production, secure communication and control-room visualisation. New launches from AJA, EIZO and LaCie will feature, while HighSecLabs and VuWall make their first appearance in the ARK line-up.

Q1. ARK Infosolutions is back at A.B.I.S this year. What is the thinking behind your presence, and what is new at Booth C01?

Broadcast and media workflows no longer operate in isolation. Content is captured, transmitted, monitored, stored, reviewed and displayed as one connected chain, so decisions at one stage affect the next.

Our idea for Booth C01 is to bring those stages together in one place, so a broadcaster, production house or filmmaker can come with a real workflow requirement and see how the components work together.

Alongside established partners LiveU, Cooke Optics, Litepanels and Oconnor, we will showcase new launches from AJA, EIZO and LaCie. HighSecLabs and VuWall are new this year, extending the conversation into secure collaboration and control-room visualisation.

Q2. Live production is moving quickly towards IP, cellular and cloud. How does LiveU fit into this shift?

Broadcasters increasingly need to go live from almost anywhere without depending entirely on satellite or fibre. LiveU addresses this through live video transmission over bonded cellular and IP connectivity, supporting breaking news, sports and large public events. It will also demonstrate cloud production and workflow capabilities to produce, manage and distribute live content remotely, connecting the camera in the field with the production environment and finished feed.

Q3. AJA has a significant presence at your booth. What should visitors look out for?

AJA's showcase reflects the move from traditional SDI towards hybrid and IP-based workflows. The FS8 and OG-FiDO-4 make their India debut at Booth C01 following their global unveiling at IBC 2026. AJA will also cover infrastructure and signal conversion, IP video infrastructure, professional recording and playback, Dante AV and networked audio, and streaming, encoding and distribution, giving teams a clearer path to introduce IP capabilities alongside established formats and equipment.

Q4. Monitoring underpins every quality decision. What will EIZO bring to the show?

Monitoring is about confidence in the image: editors, colourists and broadcast teams need displays they can trust throughout the working day. EIZO will showcase ColorEdge displays for grading and post-production and FlexScan monitors for everyday broadcast and editing. A key addition is EIZO's first OLED model in the ColorEdge family, the CG3200X, bringing its colour-management expertise to QD-OLED with precise contrast control, sustained HDR brightness and an ABL system designed to maintain luminance stability.

Q5. Storage is often the least visible part of a workflow until something goes wrong. What is LaCie showcasing?

Creative teams work with increasingly large files, often under tight deadlines and in demanding locations, so performance, capacity, portability and protection all matter. LaCie will showcase new high-speed storage for studio and editing environments and rugged solutions for location work. A key product is the 8big Pro5, an 8-bay desktop RAID solution with Thunderbolt 5, combining large capacity with enterprise-class drives, so teams can move content from set offload through editing without storage becoming a bottleneck.

Q6. Filmmaking is another important part of the showcase. What can cinematographers experience with Cooke Optics?

Lens choice remains one of the most creative decisions in cinematography. Cooke Optics is recognised for the Cooke Look, its natural and consistent rendering of skin tones, faces and depth, making the choice about emotional character as well as specification. At Booth C01, filmmakers can explore Cooke lens options for features, series, commercials and other high-end productions, considering both visual language and camera systems.

Q7. Lighting and camera support also shape how an image is created. What are Litepanels and Oconnor offering?

Litepanels will showcase professional LED lighting that gives filmmakers greater control over looks and setups, with both hard and soft options. Oconnor complements it with precision fluid heads for smooth, controlled camera movement. Together they represent two fundamental parts of image creation, shaping the light and controlling the camera, and visitors can explore configurations for different shooting requirements.

Q8. HighSecLabs is new to your booth this year. Why bring secure meeting-room solutions to a broadcast show?

Broadcast organisations handle sensitive conversations around unreleased material, rights, commercial plans and strategy, and connected meeting rooms can become part of the security conversation. HighSecLabs provides secure meeting-room, audio and video solutions designed to reduce the risk of data leakage and unauthorised access, extending security into the environments where information is shared, without changing how teams work together.

Q9. VuWall is another new addition. What does it bring to broadcast and media control rooms?

Control rooms must bring many video sources together so operators see the right content at the right moment. VuWall provides video-wall control solutions to manage and display multiple sources across large visualisation environments, for mission-critical applications such as news control rooms and production galleries.

Q10. What would you like visitors to take away from ARK's participation at A.B.I.S 2026?

We want visitors to see ARK as a partner that helps bring the different parts of a workflow together. We invite broadcasters, production companies, filmmakers and media professionals to visit Booth C01 from 22 to 24 October at Jio World Convention Centre, Mumbai. Come with a project in mind and leave with a plan.