Integration brings HighField AI capabilities into wTVision’s News & Media graphics workflow, reducing manual processes and creating new opportunities for AI-enhanced on-air graphics production
Amsterdam, September 2026 – wTVision and HighField AI today announced a new integration bringing HighField AI’s intelligent production workflows into wTVision's News & Media graphics workflow. The companies will showcase the integration at wTVision’s booth at IBC 2026, located in 7.C14, demonstrating how editorial activity in the NRCS can update the graphics rundown in Studio CG through the MOS protocol, with R³ Engine rendering graphics in real time.
Graphics are fundamental to how broadcasters tell stories, explain information and bring data to life. Yet producing them remains a highly manual process — requiring production teams to interpret editorial needs, find relevant content and data, select the right templates, populate them and prepare graphics for air, often under significant time pressure.
wTVision and HighField are addressing this challenge by connecting AI-driven editorial intelligence directly with wTVision's News & Media graphics workflow.
HighField’s deterministic AI understands editorial intent, identifies relevant content, assets and templates, and prepares the information required by wTVision's graphics workflow to generate production-ready graphics. Within the integration being prepared for IBC, editorial activity in the NRCS is used to update the graphics rundown in Studio CG through MOS protocol. Studio CG manages the workflow and controls the playout, with R³ Engine providing the real-time rendering. This reduces the manual steps between a story and the finished graphic, enabling news teams to respond faster and focus more of their time on storytelling.
From Content and Editorial Intent to On-Air News Graphics
In news production, HighField understands editorial content and production intent and automates key steps required to turn a story into graphics — identifying relevant information and assets, selecting the appropriate templates. The integration then prepares the information required so that the graphics rundown in Studio CG can be updated through the MOS protocol according to editorial activity in the NRCS. Studio CG manages the graphics workflow and controls the playout, with R³ Engine providing the real-time rendering.
The objective is to reduce the complexity and time required to create high-quality graphics, enabling production teams to tell more stories visually without increasing production resources.
Extending the Value of wTVision’s Graphics Ecosystem
The integration extends the value wTVision can offer its customers by combining its real-time graphics technology, data capabilities and production expertise with HighField’s AI-driven production workflows.
Rather than introducing a separate AI tool or replacing existing production infrastructure, HighField becomes part of the established wTVision graphics workflow. Broadcasters can continue using Studio CG, their wTVision graphics templates and existing operational standards, with R³ Engine as the real-time graphics engine within the workflow, while adding an intelligent layer that reduces manual preparation between newsroom activity and on-air graphics.
“Graphics remain one of the most powerful storytelling tools in broadcast, but creating them still involves far too many manual steps,” said Ofir Benovici, CEO of HighField AI. “Our integration with wTVision closes that gap. HighField understands what the production team wants to communicate and helps turn that intent — and the data behind it — into production-ready graphics through wTVision’s graphics workflow. The result is faster production, more visual storytelling and significantly less manual effort, while maintaining the control and predictability broadcasters require.”
“This integration with HighField AI allows us to bring new AI capabilities into wTVision’s on-air graphics workflows in a way that is directly connected to real production needs,” said Flávio Maurício, CTO at wTVision. “By combining our graphics technology and workflow expertise with HighField AI’s technology, we can create new options for our customers, extend what our solutions can do, and continue bringing to market workflows that reduce complexity, improve performance, and solve real operational challenges.”
See It at IBC 2026
wTVision and HighField AI will demonstrate the integrated solution at IBC 2026 in Amsterdam at wTVision’s booth, 7.C14. The showcase will demonstrate how editorial activity in newsroom systems can update the graphics rundown in Studio CG, which controls the playout with R³ Engine providing real-time rendering.
About wTVision
With clients in over 120 countries and 25 years of experience at the intersection of technology, graphics and storytelling, wTVision reaffirms its role as a strategic technology provider and partner to the global media industry, shaping how content is produced, distributed and experienced.
About HighField AI
HighField AI is transforming graphics production through deterministic AI. Its solutions understand editorial intent, content and data and automate the workflow required to turn them into production-ready graphics. HighField integrates with existing broadcast environments, enabling production teams to create more and better visual content while maintaining editorial control, consistency and trust.