Nikon’s MRMC unveils Cinebot MAX, a robot designed for industry professionals capable of holding a 44-pound camera, while supporting a maximum height of 10.5-feet and a reach of 5.7-feet. It can easily be assembled and runs on battery power, making Cinebot MAX ideal for capturing footage in confined spaces that are otherwise inaccessible.
This model builds upon its predecessor and adds a Push Moco control interface, which enables operators to manually keyframe camera movements in a motion control setup. This hands-on approach lets operators to quickly fine-tune camera moves, expanding creative possibilities as well as facilitating the creation of custom motion control sequences. There’s no word yet on pricing, but you can see it in-person at NAB 2024 in Las Vegas starting on April 13.
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At MRMC, our focus is on streamlining workflow and providing innovative tools for creative teams to achieve their on-set objectives. The Cinebot Max complements our popular Cinebot Mini, aiming to simplify and democratize motion control. Operators can now achieve consistent, dynamic, and precise camera movements, enriching the visual storytelling process,” said Assaff Rawner, CEO of MRMC.
