Iris Studio Inc., the New York-based company, specializing in AI-powered, cloud-based camera control technology, acquired by Audinate in 2025, has unveiled a platform that redefines how cameras are controlled and productions are managed. By transforming any PTZ camera into a software-connected, remotely controlled device, Iris eliminates traditional barriers like hardware dependencies, inconsistent controls and the need for on-site crews, the company says.
Iris: A New Era of Camera Control
Iris’ platform offers universal, browser-based control across camera brands, enabling production teams to manage operations from anywhere in the world. Its AI-powered automation handles tasks like real-time subject tracking and framing, allowing operators to focus on creative decisions rather than technical adjustments. This democratizes access to professional-grade production capabilities, even for non-technical users, says the company.
Scalability Without Limits
Iris empowers organizations to scale productions without increasing costs or crew size. A single operator can manage multiple cameras across locations, enabling everything from small livestreams to global corporate events. Remote teams can collaborate in real time, breaking down geographical barriers.
Industry-Wide Support for Iris
Iris is support by over 300 camera models and partnerships with manufacturers like BirdDog, Lumens and Z CAM. Its direct-to-cloud capability, built into its cameras, ensures seamless setup and operation.
Transforming Workflows Across Industries
From houses of worship and educational institutions to corporate communications and media production, Iris is reshaping workflows. Its near-universal compatibility extends advanced features to legacy and third-party cameras, maximizing equipment investments.
Accessible and Ready to Use
Available now at tryiris.ai, the platform offers a free tier for single-camera productions, with scalable pricing for larger operations. With plug-and-play setup and an intuitive interface, teams can start transforming their workflows in minutes.
