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👋 We’ve had a new face in the Hitomi office over the past week

Welcome Sam Cox, an Informatics student at the University of Edinburgh, who's spending two weeks of work experience with our software team. He’s already had a week getting stuck into life at Hitomi, with one more to go.

It's great to have you with us, Sam!

Nicola Milburn is at the SVG Europe TranSPORT Forum today.

She’ll be spending the day catching up with the sports broadcast community and hearing more about how transmission technology and live production workflows are continuing to change. If you’re at Kings Place too, make sure you say hello!

There’s nothing like fireworks to remind us that timing matters.

We're wishing our customers, partners and friends across the US a very happy Fourth of July from all of us at Hitomi! Have a brilliant day, however you’re celebrating.

Latency is not always obvious straight away, but even small delays can change how a live production feels.

In live workflows, signals often move through cameras, processors, networks, software platforms and displays before they reach the audience. Every stage can add a little delay, and those delays can build up across the production chain.

Hitomi gives engineers a precise way to measure latency and understand where it is being introduced, so teams can correct issues before they affect the experience on screen.

Explore Hitomi’s latency measurement solutions: https://hitomi.tv/products/matchbox-latency/