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AIMS welcomes Bolin and ITDev as new members

PTZ camera manufacturer Bolin Technology and ITDev, a specialist in FPGA-based chip design for video processing, join the Alliance for IP Media Solutions to support development of IPMX and open AVoIP standards

The Alliance for IP Media Solutions (AIMS) has announced that Bolin Technology and ITDev have joined the organisation as its newest members, broadening the range of expertise represented as adoption of IPMX and SMPTE ST 2110-based standards continues to expand across broadcast and pro AV. Bolin Technology designs professional PTZ cameras and AVoIP solutions for indoor and outdoor production environments, working across IP workflows including NDI, Dante AV and Fast HEVC, while ITDev is an Altera and AMD design services and FPGA IP partner, with a portfolio spanning IPMX, ST 2110 and video processing.

AIMS members meet to discuss ST 2110 interoperability and industry standardisation progress

Andrew Starks, director of product marketing at Macnica Broadcast & Pro AV and marketing work group chair at AIMS, said: “ITDev’s FPGA design expertise supports the engineering work behind IPMX, while Bolin’s experience building PTZ cameras for broadcast and live production gives us a direct line into how these standards perform in the field. Adding their perspectives helps us keep IPMX grounded in real deployment needs as adoption continues to grow.”

Sapan Doshi, chief product and revenue officer at Bolin Technology, added: “As IP continues to reshape broadcast and pro AV, we see IPMX and ST2110 as important parts of that future. Joining AIMS allows us to take an active role in advancing that ecosystem, bringing what we learn from real-world production into the conversation while helping drive broader adoption of open, interoperable workflows.”

Phil Chilton, commercial manager at ITDev, added: “IPMX adoption depends on manufacturers having a practical, well-supported path to implementation, and that’s exactly where ITDev fits in. Being part of AIMS lets us stay closely aligned with the standard as it evolves, so we can keep helping customers move from concept to certified product with confidence.”

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