PROVYS at Broadcastex 2026: Sports planning, AI, and live Broadcasting

Visit PROVYS at Broadcastex 2026 in Istanbul. Meet our team at stand B145-B to discuss sports planning, practical AI applications, playout deployment, and real-time graphics for live production.

Meet PROVYS at Broadcastex 2026 in Istanbul, taking place on 22–25 October 2026 at İstanbul Yenikapı Fuar Merkezi. Join our team at stand B145-B to discuss sports planning, practical AI applications, and developments in playout and real-time graphics. Bring your operational challenges and plans for your next broadcast project.

Sports planning that responds to change

When a live event runs late, planners need to review more than its transmission slot. Recordings, replays, and supporting content may also need to follow the revised schedule.

Sphere Pro supports fixture imports through OPTA and brings live-event scheduling, recordings, replays, and related content into one system. This helps planners manage coverage across TV and digital channels without treating every part of the event as a separate task.

At Broadcastex, we’ll discuss how your team handles last-minute changes and where connecting these planning activities could make a difference.

Practical AI support for broadcast teams

Preparing programme descriptions, translating synopses, and reviewing metadata are recurring tasks in broadcast operations. The embedded AI assistant in Sphere generates synopses for electronic programme guides (EPGs), automates translations, and provides feedback on metadata completeness and quality. For planning and editorial teams, this means support with drafting text and identifying records that need attention.

We’ll also discuss upcoming capabilities, including AI agents that highlight scheduling priorities and natural-language queries across operational data. The focus is on supporting routine work and analysis while keeping planners in control.

Playout deployment and real-time graphics

Stream Circle is expanding its deployment options to include Linux environments and Amazon Web Services (AWS). For technical teams, we’ll discuss how these options could fit their infrastructure and channel requirements.

For production teams, Tweenly’s On Air app is designed to support the creation and control of animated HTML graphics in real time. Lower thirds, titles, and data-driven elements can help teams present on-screen information as sports and entertainment productions unfold.

Meet our team at stand B145-B

Whether you’re reviewing your sports planning workflow, exploring AI support, or preparing a playout or graphics project, let’s discuss your requirements at stand B145-B at Broadcastex 2026.

To arrange a meeting, contact your PROVYS representative or email marketing@provys.com.

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