Bridge Technologies

Olli Tuomela, Levin Bensiek and Simen K. Frostad will all be voyaging across the North Sea (airplanes rather than longboats this time) to make their way to London for the show. Join them at Stand C27 to discover how integral the VB440 is to modern production.

And for those of you that haven't yet heard of the VB440 (where have you been!?), here's a quick cheat-sheet:

The VB440 is a single appliance, taking up just one rack unit (and increasingly accessible on a software-defined basis), which performs the role of literally dozens of standalone boxes, from audio engineering to camera shading, network monitoring to multichannel AV sync, and much more in-between. All accessible by up to eight users, from anywhere in the world, in real-time. It's a lynchpin for some of the biggest broadcasters in the world, especially in the field of live, remote production.

Come find out more with us next week.

Goodbye to Las Vegas and to an NAB Show that was both successful and enjoyable. We also won the TV Technology Magazine award for the Multi-service AV Sync Generator.
Looking forward to continuing all the conversations.

Tim Lango

Some partnerships do not simply follow the direction of an industry. They help define it.

At NAB Show 2026, Bridge Technologies will demonstrate exactly that, with the integration of its VB440 production probe into NEP Platform, the new software orchestration environment developed by NEP Group.
This is more than a product integration. It reflects a long-standing collaboration built on a shared pioneering spirit in software-defined and IP-based production, and a deep understanding of real operational needs.

With VB440 now deployable as a software application within NEP Platform, production teams can instantiate Bridge’s full suite of monitoring and visualisation tools on demand, alongside other leading broadcast applications, all from a single virtualised environment. The same depth of analysis, from waveform and vectorscope monitoring to Dolby Laboratories Atmos support, packet inspection and PTP timing analysis, becomes available wherever it is needed, and only for as long as it is needed.

This marks a broader shift in how live production infrastructure is conceived. Systems are no longer fixed or bound to dedicated hardware. They become fluid, orchestrated, and responsive, scaling in line with each production. Monitoring, in this context, evolves into something more dynamic: an active layer of intelligence embedded directly within the workflow.

What makes this moment particularly meaningful is the history behind it. Bridge Technologies and NEP Group have worked closely for many years, refining solutions in real-world environments, aligning engineering precision with operational reality, and continuously pushing forward what IP production can deliver.

To see VB440 included as a software-deployable application within NEP Platform at launch is a natural continuation of that journey.

If you are attending the NAB Show, the integration will be demonstrated on the Bridge booth C.3019 and within NEP’s meeting space N253 in the North Hall.

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An integration that has remained relevant over time.

Back in 2019, we introduced an integration with Densitron that connected our VB440 monitoring probe with Densitron’s Multiviewer+ system. Six years later, it is still very much in use, continuing to evolve and support operators in real-world production environments.

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