Sony wins an Emmy award for its contribution to NMOS - AV Magazine
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By AV Magazine in Products October 15, 2026 0 The manufacturer's contribution to establishing NMOS as the industry-standard control framework for networked live production made it one of four organisations recognised in a shared award. Sony has been named a recipient of The National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences' (NATAS) 77th Annual Technology & Engineering Emmy Award for its contributions to Networked Media Open Specifications (NMOS). The award is shared jointly with the Advanced Media Workflow Association (AMWA), the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC), and Streampunk Media Ltd. (Streampunk Media), recognising their collective contributions to establishing NMOS as the industry-standard control framework for networked live production. NMOS is a suite of open specifications developed under AMWA that enables unified discovery, registration, and control of video and audio equipment - such as cameras and monitors - from different manufacturers in networked live production environments, including broadcast studios and broadcast vehicles. As the broadcast industry has accelerated its transition to IP-based workflows, NMOS has become the standard for ensuring interoperability in multi-vendor deployments. Sony has embedded NMOS across a wide range of its Networked Live production products, including HDC Series cameras, HDCE Series camera extension adaptors, MLS-X1 and...
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