Marshall Electronics Will Showcase New Cameras at NAB Show
The manufacturer will debut advanced camera and control technology at New York City's Javits Convention Center.
Updated on Oct. 7, 2026 in Special Interest
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Marshall Electronics will exhibit its latest line of PTZ and POV cameras at the NAB Show New York on October 21-22, 2026. The company will showcase its new broadcast equipment at booth 730 inside the Javits Convention Center.
Why it matters
The exhibition highlights advancements in automated tracking and network-integrated camera controls for professional broadcasting environments. This display provides industry professionals a first look at hardware designed for streamlined production and facial-tracking capabilities.
The RCP-PLUS controller supports up to 70 cameras simultaneously, featuring connectivity for 7 units via VISCA RS485 and 63 units through VISCA-over-IP. Displayed hardware includes the CV625-TB with 25x optical zoom and the CV355-27X with 27x optical zoom.
The players
Marshall Electronics
Marshall Electronics is a manufacturer that provides high-definition professional video and audio technology for broadcast, corporate, and government applications.
Javits Convention Center
The Javits Convention Center is a primary event and exhibition venue located on the West Side of Manhattan in New York City.
The details
Marshall Electronics will feature a wide range of hardware, including the CV612-TBI PTZ camera which uses facial learning to track and frame presenters. Attendees will also view the all-weather CV574 WP UHD network camera alongside standard POV models like the CV520 and CV320.
Timeline
October 21-22, 2026, marks the NAB Show New York exhibition.
Industry Dynamics
This launch mirrors the broader industry shift toward centralized network-based camera management systems that simplify complex studio workflows. Marshall Electronics is positioning its latest hardware to compete with integrated systems that rely heavily on the VISCA-over-IP control protocol.
Industry professionals attending the trade show will have the opportunity to test the RCP-PLUS interface and new camera optics in person. For those not attending, the demonstration highlights hardware capabilities that will likely appear in future studio and live broadcast environments.
The takeaway
Advancements in facial-learning tracking and network-controlled routing are becoming the new standard for professional broadcasting equipment. These features allow producers to automate complex camera movements while managing large fleets of devices from a single touch-screen interface.
What happens next
The NAB Show New York will take place at the Javits Convention Center from October 21-22, 2026.
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