Live show control systems and automated broadcast quality graphics linked to dynamic real-time data.

From BBC TV’s Election Night graphics and Florida theme-park quiz-shows, to Awards Ceremonies and mad-cap Quiz’n’Karaoke nights out, we can help your show run smoothly and look fantastic!

Simple to operate in the heat of the moment, we tailor each system to fit the show’s requirements, giving one-touch control of synchronised graphics, sounds, lighting effects, information displays and more.

Our show control systems can interface to many different graphics engines (as well as our own!), play sounds and video clips on cue, and control midi, serial or network controlled devices, in addition to providing multiple information screens to presenters, operators and directors.

Our systems are based around two core technologies:

igo

IGO is a multi-user system, primarily suited to complex, unscripted shows like news and sports that require multiple operators, and which may require real-time data feeds. Multiple users can input data, stack and order graphics, and control multiple graphics engines.

unicue

UniCue is targeted at more structured shows, such as game shows, quizzes and awards ceremonies. It’s a “one box” solution - with a single machine generating graphics, sound, video clips, lighting cues and information displays, as well as running the operator console. It is ideally suited to the automation of gameplay and light entertainment programmes.

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Idonix has been contracted to provide graphics automation for BBC2's 2007 Local, Scottish Parliament and Welsh Assembly Election coverage

Idonix provide graphics automation for BBC2's May 2006 Local Election coverage.

Graphics automation for BBC 2005 General Election coverage [more]

Live Graphics Systems for BBC 2002-2006 Budget Specials, Local Elections and 2001 General Election coverage.

Idonix partner with Autograffeg to provide automated graphics systems for BBC Wales, S4C and for BBC2 Westminster.

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Idonix is based in the historic town of Much Wenlock in Shropshire, UK. We are ideally placed for access from Shrewsbury, Telford and Bridgnorth, and close to Birmingham, Manchester and Wales.