At NAB Show 2026, Eutelsat will showcase how it is enabling the next generation of video workflows, from live contribution in the field to scalable, multi-screen distribution, through its integrated GEO-LEO satellite capabilities.
As the media industry evolves toward more flexible, IP-based, and geographically distributed production models, Eutelsat continues to support broadcasters and content providers with solutions designed to deliver reliability, reach, and efficiency at every stage of the video value chain.
Live Video Contribution from Anywhere: Eutelsat’s OneWeb LEO in Action
A key highlight at NAB Show will be Eutelsat’s Video Contribution over OneWeb LEO demonstration, taking place in the outdoor exhibition area at Silver Lot, SL300.
Developed in collaboration with partners including Dejero and USSI Global, the demo will showcase how broadcasters and production teams can transmit high-quality live video from virtually any location, including remote, congested, or infrastructure-limited environments.
By combining low-latency LEO satellite connectivity with portable transmission equipment and cellular bonding, this solution enables faster deployment, greater operational flexibility, and reliable performance for use cases such as live sports coverage, remote production, and on-the-move news gathering.
For broadcasters, this opens new possibilities, from expanding live sports coverage beyond traditional venues, to enabling agile remote production and reliable newsgathering in dynamic or unpredictable environments. In this context, LEO is no longer just a backup solution, but an increasingly relevant part of primary contribution workflows.
Live demonstrations will take place daily at 11:00 am and 2:00 pm, offering attendees a hands-on view of how these capabilities can be integrated into existing production ecosystems.
If you can’t make it at this times, don´t worry, you can Book a Demo with Eutelsat team and see Video Contribution over LEO in action.
Satellite Streaming via DVB-NIP: Enabling Scalable Video Distribution
At the booth located in West Hall at W3409, Eutelsat will also present its latest developments in Satellite Streaming via DVB-NIP, which enables efficient multi-screen distribution, reduces network congestion, and supports the transition toward fully IP-based video services.
Working together with a unified ecosystem of partners including ST Engineering iDirect, Inverto, EKT, Enensys, and EasyBroadcast, we are demonstrating how satellite and IP technologies can be combined into a unified, future-ready video distribution architecture.
ST Engineering iDirect plays a central role in this demonstration, showcasing how it enables IP-native video delivery over satellite. Their team will be present at the Eutelsat booth, contributing directly to the demo and illustrating how DVB-NIP supports efficient, flexible, and scalable content distribution.
This integrated approach enables:
– Seamless multi-screen content delivery
– Reduced congestion on terrestrial IP networks
– A clear evolution toward fully IP-based video services
Global Video Neighborhoods: Expanding Reach Across Key Markets
Eutelsat’s leading video neighborhoods continue to play a central role in enabling broadcasters to expand their reach and strengthen their distribution strategies.
With prime orbital positions such as 117° West and 65° West in the Americas, Hotbird in Europe, and 7°/8° West in the Middle East and North Africa, Eutelsat provides access to millions of households and a robust infrastructure for DTH and headend distribution.
These neighborhoods offer a proven combination of coverage, reliability, and market access, supporting broadcasters in reaching audiences at scale.
Eutelsat invites attendees to experience these solutions firsthand at West Hall, Stand W3409, and at the OneWeb demo vehicle in Silver Lot SL300.
Book a Meeting with Eutelsat Team and explore how they can support your video distribution and contribution strategies.
