The 2026 Beijing International Radio, Film & Television Exhibition (BIRTV 2026) concluded successfully on 22 August. BIRTV is widely regarded as one of the most authoritative and influential events in the broadcast, film and television industry. It is a prominent platform that showcases cutting-edge global technologies, innovative equipment and comprehensive industry solutions, thereby setting the trend for the sector's future development.

At this year's exhibition, Gension delivered a remarkable presentation, showcasing its comprehensive 2.0 series product line. Gension is proud to announce the official industry debut of several intelligent camera robotics, marking the company's entry into a new era.

Gension presented a range of professional solutions for broadcast studios, virtual production, live broadcasting and film production at the event. These included fully upgraded hardware and proprietary core technologies. The Gension team engaged in in-depth discussions with clients, partners, and industry professionals to jointly explore innovative applications and the future of intelligent filming technologies.

All displayed camera robotics made their industry-first public debut. Attendees had the opportunity to observe live equipment demonstrations, experiencing firsthand the devices' outstanding motion performance, precise virtual tracking capabilities, and mature, integrated workflow solutions.

Multi-Scenario Solutions | Driving Upgrades Across Diverse Filming & Production Workflows

Beyond hardware iterations, the brand-new Gension 2.0 system offers comprehensive intelligent filming solutions, actively driving business upgrades across the broadcast, film, and television sectors.

Showplus and the Beijing Film Academy have co-created the immersive virtual show Homeland, which was developed in collaboration with leading domestic and international virtual production companies. By integrating cutting-edge core technologies—including LED virtual production, intelligent motion control, real-time rendering, and smart lighting systems—the project fully demonstrated the practical maturity and innovative value of virtual production in live broadcasting, film and television creation, and program production.