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Tagboard Launches Industry-Leading Cloud Production Studio at NAB, Delivering World’s Most Efficient Cloud Graphics Workflow

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Set to be unveiled at NAB Show in April, Tagboard’s latest software delivers the most comprehensive suite of tools ever for broadcast and in-venue production teams with Adobe and AWS integrations, dynamic graphics, and real-time analytics

SEATTLE, April 10, 2023 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ — Tagboard, the world’s leading audience engagement and cloud production platform used by 500 sports and media partners, today announced a series of new product releases for its cloud production studio designed to create the single most efficient production workflow in the world. New features include:

First-of-its-kind integration with Adobe Photoshop featuring a drag-and-drop workflow that eliminates duplicative work to bring graphic designs to screens.Automated production workflows with APIs allowing producers to create dynamic content from any data source.Real-time production analytics powered by Amazon Web Services (AWS), providing audience engagement data across media properties.

With the new releases, Tagboard, a company known for its interactive broadcast graphics, has set its eyes on solving what it sees as the biggest hurdle for production and in-venue teams looking to deliver audience engagement: workflow efficiency.

“In an industry that works in milliseconds, there’s absolutely zero excuse for the inefficiencies of traditional workflows and outdated processes,” said Tagboard CEO Nathan J Peterson. “Not only are we turning today’s broadcast and in-venue screens into two-way communication devices that keep audiences engaged with partners across channels, but with these new releases, we’re drastically reducing the operating overhead for production teams to do so. The phrase ‘That’ll take too much time’ should never be spoken again.”

Tagboard, recently selected for NBA Launchpad – the NBA’s initiative to source, evaluate and pilot emerging technologies – has created a dominant media footprint with more than 500 media companies. Fox Sports, Sinclair Broadcasting Group, and Riot Games have all been early testers of the new feature-laden package that contains everything from new integrations with AWS and Adobe to graphic automation with real-time data sources, and industry-changing production analytics.

“We first partnered with Tagboard in 2018 and quickly found a teammate eager to help us increase interactivity & innovation within our productions,” said Mike Bucklin SVP of Digital, FOX Sports, “Tagboard already has the most versatility of any product we’ve utilized, but the features announced today will allow us to be far more efficient, bringing ideas to life much faster without sacrificing quality.”

First-of-its-kind integration with Adobe

With Tagboard’s first-of-its-kind integration with Adobe, producers are able to completely eliminate the duplicative work involved in bringing a graphic design to a screen. Tagboard’s graphics studio now automatically imports fully-layered files from one of the most popular design tools, Adobe Photoshop, to create a seamless handoff process from design teams to production teams – with no rebuild required.

“In most production environments, the process of building new graphics can involve multiple people handing off design files to one another and rebuilding them in separate platforms – essentially building the same thing multiple times. But today’s content demands can’t afford to be held back by yesterday’s processes,” said Peterson. “Our clients take great care in hiring the most creative teams in the industry, and with our new Adobe integration, their incredibly talented producers get to focus on bringing the world’s best stories to life instead of doing duplicative work that good technology should handle.”

Automated workflows that display dynamic content from any source

Building on Tagboard’s award-winning workflow that brings real-time social content into broadcasts in a matter of seconds is a new API engine that can automatically import and display dynamic content from any source, populating graphic templates with complex data in a few simple clicks. With the ability to import data with vastly different levels of complexity – from basic fields to complex coded integrations – enterprises are able to utilize new levels of graphic automation for real-time storytelling while minimizing the most tedious parts of graphic production.

“Production teams are now able to import and display highly complex data sets in graphic templates and instantly refresh their content while on-air – keeping content live and accurate with one simple click,” said Christine Chalk, a three-time Emmy-winning producer and SVP of Strategy at Tagboard. “We’ve seen side-by-side comparisons for time savings, and production teams are operating 90% faster while reducing the likelihood of human error. Combining this new capability with our award-winning user experience means we aren’t just curbing manual data entry, we’re able to unlock new creative program segments that haven’t been possible before.”

Real-time production analytics

Rounding out the release is Tagboard’s third headlining feature: Production Analytics. For years social media networks have had an advertising advantage with their ability to see the rich data associated with their viewers – every click, content view, and engagement – while traditional media had limited ability to understand and monetize their viewers.

With its latest release, Tagboard media and sports partners can see real-time engagement data across their key media properties. By better understanding viewer behavior and exactly when, where, and how fans are interacting with content producers can improve editorial decision-making and monetization.

A great example is Riot Games’ use of Tagboard Analytics to measure QR Code scans by its viewers. By measuring which specific calls-to-action and other factors generated the most scans, the team at Riot was able to optimize their content, while also helping sponsorship teams improve results and reporting on brand activations.

“We’ve seen immediate value in Tagboard’s data within our productions,” said Stefan Richardson, Executive Broadcast Producer at Riot Games. “By having QR codes as a part of our production system, we’ve used Tagboard’s analytics to drive better engagement – testing different approaches with graphics and calls-to-action. We’ve been able to successfully unlock a significant amount more scans and engagement from our viewers.”

Scaling with AWS

To successfully launch its new cloud production suite, Tagboard also worked with AWS. Using AWS’s latest serverless architecture, Tagboard is able to process real-time data and provide a fast, safe, and reliable graphic interface, while supporting the demand of millions of scans per second from fans of Tagboard’s 500+ major media and sports partners.

“As Tagboard’s adoption continues to grow across the media industry, we wanted to find the right cloud solutions to help us reliably scale,” said Sergey Lvov, VP of Engineering, Tagboard. “By leveraging AWS Serverless architecture we were able to develop our products an order of magnitude faster than it would take using a traditional approach, allowing us to focus on the code rather than infrastructure deployment.”

Tagboard’s new cloud production suite, powered by AWS, has created the fastest graphic build process in the industry – bringing complex graphics on-air in a matter of seconds. Production teams can now focus more on creating new, engaging content instead of wasting time on repetitive, mundane tasks.

“By using cloud production to eliminate the tedious tasks, our clients are able to scale their storytelling with new channels, new content, and alternative streams to create more personalized, more highly-engaged stories. Not only does this create more content production than we’ve ever seen before, but it also drives a flywheel of audience engagement that activates the sponsorships more deeply as well,” said Peterson. “We’ve taken an absurdly complicated workflow of the past and turned it into the most simple process in the industry. At Tagboard we believe every story deserves to be told, and we’ll continue to eliminate anything that gets in the way.”

About Tagboard

Tagboard is the world’s leading audience experience platform designed to help storytellers in news, sports, and entertainment increase engagement through real-time content and interactive storytelling. With Tagboard’s Emmy-nominated cloud production studio, media partners are able to create the most engaging content in the world with a fraction of the resources required by traditional production and graphics systems – with minimal upfront costs and little to no hardware required. Tagboard’s lightweight production platform drives audience engagement for over 500 of the world’s largest media brands. For more information, please visit www.tagboard.com

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“Not only are we turning today’s broadcast and in-venue screens into two-way communication devices that keep audiences engaged with partners across channels, – we’re drastically reducing the operating overhead for production teams to do so.” – Tagboard CEO Nathan J Peterson

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Quintus Flexform™ Press Enables Sona SPEED to Deliver Flight-Critical Aerospace Components Faster

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Advanced forming technology strengthens precision manufacturing capabilities and reduces lead times for global high-performance industries

VÄSTERÅS, Sweden, April 22, 2026 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ — Sona SPEED Pvt. Ltd., a specialist in precision mechatronics manufacturing solutions, is investing in a Quintus Flexform™ fluid cell press to expand its capabilities in producing high-precision prototype and low-volume components for aerospace and other demanding industries. The new press will support the company’s growing role as a supplier of flight-critical components for global customers.

Quintus Technologies’ expertise in high-pressure forming solutions meets the strict standards required for aerospace applications, enabling us to deliver consistent quality, performance, and reliability to customers operating in mission-critical environments.– Sona SPEED General Manager Bart Korff

Reflecting rising demand for lightweight, high-strength structures used in aircraft, satellites, and launch systems, Sona SPEED is strengthening its advanced forming and structural assembly capabilities, according to General Manager Bart Korff.

“We are expanding our metal forming and structural assembly capabilities to support next-generation aircraft, satellite, and launch vehicle programs,” says Mr. Korff. “Quintus Technologies brings proven expertise in high-pressure forming solutions that meet the stringent standards required for aerospace applications. Their technology enables us to deliver consistent quality, performance, and reliability to customers operating in mission-critical environments.”

The investment reflects broader industry trends toward lighter, stronger materials and faster development cycles across aerospace, defense, and high-performance industrial sectors. Advanced forming technologies such as the Flexform process enable manufacturers to reduce tooling complexity, improve structural performance, and accelerate product development timelines.

Sona SPEED selected the Flexform press model QFC 1×3-800, capable of applying up to 800 bar of forming pressure across a 1000 mm × 3000 mm work area. This performance is enabled by Quintus’ proven wire-winding pre-stress technology, which allows consistent pressure distribution across large forming surfaces.

Flexform is a versatile solution for manufacturing complex sheet metal components, particularly in industries where precision, speed, and cost control are essential for maintaining global competitiveness,” explains Peter Henning, Chief Commercial Officer, Quintus Technologies.

Designed for both prototyping and low-volume production, the Flexform process offers significant advantages compared with conventional rubber pad pressing and mechanical stamping. High-pressure forming reduces tooling complexity, eliminates secondary process steps, and improves fabrication productivity. Multiple forming tools can be used in a single operation, enabling faster transitions from design to production. High-cycle systems can produce up to 120 parts per hour, supporting rapid response to customer requirements.

The user-friendly press includes advanced features such as equipment serviceability, remote system control, and a high degree of self-diagnostics. It is also equipped with state-of-the-art high pressure hydraulics and a semi-automatic service system for quick and easy service of the unique Quintus flexible rubber diaphragm.

“This investment completes Sona SPEED’s aerospace offering by enabling us to manufacture high-integrity, near-net-shape components with enhanced mechanical properties. The Quintus press integrates seamlessly into our production line, allowing the delivery of flight-critical parts with reduced lead times and improved material performance – essential for aerospace and space missions,” notes Mr. Korff.

To support long-term operational reliability, Sona SPEED has chosen to participate in the Quintus® Care Program, a customized service solution that ensures operational reliability, maximum performance, controlled annual costs, and long-term partnership.

The program includes forming process and tool design support, access to Quintus Application Centers, prioritized technical assistance, and reliable availability of spare and wear parts. It also provides annual press inspections, operator training, and personnel recertification to maintain high levels of technical competence and production readiness.

“The added value of the high pressure process allows Sona SPEED to meet the quality, volume, and cost demands for sheet metal parts in major industrial sectors across the globe,” comments Johan Hjärne, CEO of Quintus Technologies. “We are pleased to be a strategic partner as they scale operations, invest in advanced manufacturing technologies, and enhance their engineering capabilities.”

The press will be installed in Sona SPEED’s 100,000-square-foot advanced manufacturing facility on the outskirts of Bengaluru (Bangalore), India in mid-December 2026.

About Quintus Technologies

Quintus Technologies is the global leader in high pressure technology. The company designs, manufactures, installs, and supports high pressure systems in four main areas: densification of advanced materials; sheet metal forming; battery processing; and high pressure processing for food and beverage innovation, safety, and shelf life. Quintus has delivered approximately 1900 systems to customers within industries such as energy, medical implants, space, aerospace, automotive, and food processing. The company is headquartered in Västerås, Sweden, with a presence in 45 countries worldwide. For more information, visit Quintus Technologies.

About Sona SPEED

Part of the century-old Sona Group, a premier business group in India, Sona Special Power Electronics & Electric Drives (Sona SPEED) was established in 2003 as an R&D division specializing in cutting-edge mechatronics manufacturing solutions. The company provides a comprehensive range of metal treatment solutions tailored to the specific needs of a worldwide client base across industries like aerospace, defense, heavy equipment, medical wearables, space, marine, industrial, automotive, and more. Sona SPEED’s unwavering commitment to precision and quality in metal treatments is reflected in state-of-the-art facilities and advanced technology that ensure the delivery of products that excel in performance and durability, thus meeting highest standards required for the most sophisticated and mission-critical applications. To know more, go to Sona SPEED.

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Peter Henning, Quintus Technologies, 46 736 20 24 49, peter.henning@quintusteam.com, quintustechnologies.com

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Hannover Messe 2026: Zoomlion Debuts Robot Ops, Showcasing Industrial AI and Intelligent Manufacturing Capabilities

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HANNOVER, Germany, April 22, 2026 /CNW/ — Zoomlion Heavy Industry Science & Technology Co., Ltd. (“Zoomlion” or “the Company”; 1157.HK) has made the global debut of its embodied intelligence operating system, Robot Ops, at Hannover Messe 2026, taking place from April 20 to 24. At the event, Zoomlion is showcasing the robot operating system for industrial applications, along with its industrial AI and intelligent manufacturing (IM) solutions. Through live demonstrations and themed presentations, Zoomlion is highlighting its latest advances in embodied intelligence development platforms and IM practices.

Built for the Software 3.0 era, Robot Ops is a professional embodied intelligence development platform centered on the engineering concept of “Data, Software, and Agents.” It integrates DevOps, DataOps, and AgentOps into a full-stack, engineering-grade solution, enabling coordinated development across software, data, and intelligent agents.

The platform comprises four modules: basic tools, imitation learning, reinforcement learning, and task orchestration, enabling full-lifecycle management from data collection and model training to simulation verification, application development, and deployment maintenance. Designed to be ready to use with a low barrier to adoption, Robot Ops improves closed‑loop iteration efficiency by over 50%.

It directly addresses four key industry challenges: high technical barriers, scenario migration difficulty, data bottlenecks, and lack of lifecycle management. By providing a standardized, replicable engineering path for large‑scale deployment, Robot Ops can be widely adapted to humanoid robots, industrial robots, construction machinery, and autonomous driving. As one platform empowering multiple industries, it supports a more scalable and standardized approach to embodied intelligence development.

At Hannover Messe 2026, Zoomlion is presenting live demonstrations under the unified scheduling of Robot Ops, in which a wheeled humanoid robot and a logistics mobile robot collaborate on a logistics-sorting scenario, while the first-generation mass-produced humanoid robot Z1 performs a dance routine and dynamic motion-control demonstration. The multi-robot collaborative demonstration shows how Robot Ops connects algorithms, task orchestration, and on-site execution.

Zoomlion is also presenting its Industry 5.0 IM solutions, including insights into Zoomlion Smart Industrial City. The showcase highlights how digital technologies such as intelligent scheduling, industrial AI, digital twins, and end-to-end intelligent logistics are integrated into manufacturing processes.

Zoomlion is exhibiting at Booth D76 in Hall 15 and Booth D70 in Hall 11, the China Pavilion. The Company is also co-exhibiting with Amazon Web Services (AWS) and participating in the China Pavilion’s “Invest in China” launch ceremony.

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Realm Raises $4.5M to Bring the ‘Cursor Moment’ to Enterprise Sales

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HELSINKI, April 22, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Realm has raised a $4.5 million Seed round to speed up enterprise sales cycles. Its platform gives AI the structured context needed to automate deal-defining materials like RFP responses. The round was led by Frontline Ventures, with participation from HubSpot Ventures, Slack Co-founder Cal Henderson and Deel Co-founder Alex Bouaziz.

Realm CEO Mikko Mäntylä believes revenue work is next to undergo the agentic revolution that has already transformed software development.

“Tools like Cursor and Claude Code have fundamentally changed programming. Developers now manage fleets of agents, often running five to ten simultaneous tasks in different terminal windows,” Mäntylä says. “The best revenue teams are starting to replicate this approach, offloading RFP responses, security questionnaires, and other customer-facing materials to AI.”

However, the shift is still held back by a fundamental constraint. Unlike in software development, where the codebase provides structured context for AI, revenue teams work with fragmented systems and unstructured data. Critical information, such as why a deal was won, has to be pieced together from subtle, scattered signals.

Realm solves this by turning raw information into a structured representation of a company’s market, products, pipeline, and strategies. This purpose-built context graph mirrors how human sellers are onboarded and gives agents the foundation they need to contribute effectively.

“Our customers use Realm to draft their most important deliverables, from multi-million dollar bids to business cases that will make or break months of work,” Mäntylä says. “Typically, 70-80% of Realm’s work is approved as-is. Any edits feedback into Realm’s context, creating a compounding record that everyone in the organisation benefits from.”

That institutional memory extends beyond Realm’s own application. The platform integrates with Slack, CRMs, and AI assistants like Claude and ChatGPT, allowing teams to leverage Realm’s context and agents wherever they already work.

“The GTM stack has been built to record and report on what has already happened,” says George Radford from Frontline Ventures. “The emerging paradigm is tools that actually do the work, and Realm is building at the forefront of this shift. The team’s exceptional execution velocity and the rate at which customers are expanding usage convinced us Realm is the right team to back.”

The company will use the fresh funding to triple its team by the end of the year and accelerate its entry into the US.

About Realm

Realm builds a structured understanding of a company’s go-to-market and turns it into execution. As a result, work like RFPs, security reviews, and deal coordination happens in the background, not at the expense of time with buyers. Founded in 2023 by former Slush leaders Mikko Mäntylä and Miika Huttunen alongside Johan Jern, Realm is headquartered in Helsinki, Finland. Realm’s customers include Visma, Aiven, and Hostaway. Learn more: https://www.withrealm.com/ 

About Frontline Ventures

Frontline Ventures backs the most ambitious tech companies across the US and Europe, and positions them to win the transatlantic market. Frontline Seed backs European Seed startups when early US traction is critical to hyperscale. Frontline Growth backs US scaleups at Series B-D when European revenues are essential to IPO-readiness. Frontline Ventures’ portfolio includes companies like Navan, Lattice, and Vanta. Learn more: https://frontline.vc/ 

About HubSpot Ventures

HubSpot Ventures partners with ambitious entrepreneurs who are redefining how businesses grow and operate. The fund backs early- and growth-stage software companies building products that deliver unique value to HubSpot’s customer base, with a mission to help millions of organizations grow better. HubSpot Ventures’ portfolio includes companies like Clay, ElevenLabs, and Lovable. Learn more: https://www.hubspot.com/ventures

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