Four days in Hall 12.
IBC 2026 in Amsterdam: new dollies, the GF-NEO Column in production, Modulus-X® all over the stand, and KFX Technology and Gyro Motion alongside us.
From 11 to 14 September we were at IBC in Amsterdam, on Stand 12.F40 in Hall 12 of the RAI. We brought more new gear to this show than to any in years, and most of it stood built up on the stand, ready to try.
The GF-Column Dolly was there in its first release: almost twenty years of column dollies, built into one, with an all-new hand control, new electronics and a new steering transmission. Next to it stood the GF-Rickshaw Dolly, Hans Hellner’s original rebuilt into the GFM system, which will be available soon. The GF-NEO Column is in production now. New on the accessory side: the GF-Dual Lift Kit, the Jib Set for Modulus-X® and the GF-Multi Cam Plate.
Modulus-X® ran through the whole stand again. Cubes and spans carried the rigs on display, and the new Jib Set turned the same parts into a jib. Every face has the same bolt pattern, so whatever you saw bolted together in Amsterdam is one way to build it, not the only one.
We did not do it alone. KFX Technology was back on the stand with the Aurora Mini remote head and the GF-Slider Motor, and Gyro Motion brought its Genesis remote head. Between the three of us, there was a lot of gear worth trying.
Thank you to everyone who came by, whether you had booked a slot or just stopped because something caught your eye. If a conversation from Amsterdam is still open, write to us and we will pick it up where we left off. Next up: Cineverse in Rome, Broadcast India in Mumbai and Inter BEE in Chiba.