Spotrack enables any moving light to work as a follow
spot.

When Spotrack is in control, the system works out
where the moving lights should point on the stage
in relation to where the operator is pointing on the
computer screen.

In real time Spotrack calculates Pan-Tilt values to aim
the lights under its control, constantly updating these
values as the operator follows the target.

Where the moving light supports it, Spotrack will
automatically shape the beam by calculating Dimmer,
Iris, Zoom and Focus values to keep the beam size,
brightness and sharpness as calibrated.

Spotrack technology frees spot operators to
concentrate on what they do best – following. Operators
can be positioned anywhere – including on the ground,
whilst controlling lights anywhere in the show.

A Spotrack system consists of one or two cameras*,
a computer with the Spotrack software and hardware,
and a DMX interface*.

The camera(s) are positioned to give a full view of the
stage. Live video from the active camera is shown on
a computer screen*, allowing the spot operator to follow
the performer with a mouse*.

DMX (via an interface*), Art-Net or sACN of multiple
universes is fed through Spotrack to the lights.
Spotrack works with any type of moving light, although
it works best with fast lights that can keep up!

Each moving light is calibrated so Spotrack knows
where it is relative to the stage. Calibration is quick and
easy, there are no sensors, belt packs, transmitters or
receivers to be setup, calibrated or worn by performers.

Spotrack has a control channel for each light that
hands control of the light to Spotrack or takes it back to
the desk for any other use.

Spotrack users can define areas to which creative
macros can be applied for effects

Spotrack is extensible if more than one performer must
be followed.

TracMe enables any moving light to work as a follow
spot.

When TracMe is in control, the system works out where
the moving lights should point on the stage in relation to
where the operator is pointing on the computer screen.

In real time TracMe calculates Pan-Tilt values to aim the
lights under its control, constantly updating these values
as the operator follows the target.

Where the moving light supports it, TracMe will
automatically shape the beam by calculating Dimmer,
Iris, Zoom and Focus values to keep the beam size,
brightness and sharpness as calibrated.

TracMe technology frees spot operators to concentrate
on what they do best – following. Operators can be
positioned anywhere – including on the ground, whilst
controlling lights anywhere in the show.

A TracMe system consists of a camera*, a computer
with the TracMe software and hardware, and a DMX
interface*.

The camera is positioned to give a full view of the stage.
Live video from the camera is shown on a computer
screen*, allowing the spot operator to follow the performer
with a mouse*.

DMX (via an interface*) Art-Net or sACN of multiple
universes is fed through TracMe to the lights.

TracMe works with any type of moving light, although it
works best with fast lights that can keep up!

Each moving light is calibrated so TracMe knows where
it is relative to the stage. Calibration is quick and easy,
there are no sensors, belt packs, transmitters or receivers
to be setup, calibrated or worn by performers

.
TracMe has a control channel for each light that hands
control of the light to TracMe or takes it back to the desk
for any other use.

TracMe users can define areas to which creative macros
can be applied for effects.

TracMe is extensible if more than one performer must
be followed.