Sam Lynam, Project Manager for Kairos and Robotics at Panasonic explains the learning curve he went through moving from AV to broadcast: "Four or five years ago, I decided I needed to adjust my learning because from the point of view of networking, I knew how to set a static IP address, but what I was doing with the static IP address didn’t really make sense to me."
This episode of NETGEAR Now covers why Kairos was built from SMPTE ST 2110 up rather than as a traditional switcher with IP bolted on, why NDI has taken off faster, and why SMPTE ST 2110 is now bridging the gap between broadcast and AV. Sam points engineers to the NETGEAR Academy and explains the generational divide: some veteran engineers aren’t interested in learning, but the young engineers coming into the industry already understand this stuff.
