Alfalite will present its latest LED display innovations, including its new MATIX platform, at IBC 2025 (September 12-15 , RAI Amsterdam) through a series of partner-led demonstrations across the show floor. The Spanish manufacturer’s technology will be integrated into real-time applications with Brainstorm, Brompton Technology, FOR-A, and wTVision, highlighting use cases in broadcast, virtual production, film, corporate environments, and control rooms.
Among the featured technologies, Alfalite’s MATIX platform will take centre stage. Designed as an evolution of the company’s ORIM (Optical Resin Injection Module) technology, MATIX combines AlfaCOB and AlfaMIP technologies into fully encapsulated LED modules, which the company says improve protection against impacts, liquids, and chemicals. Alfalite says the platform also offers an ultra-wide 175-degree viewing angle, low glare, and deeper black levels for consistent image quality in various lighting environments.
Alfalite LED panels will form part of Brainstorm’s virtual production setup, where a Modularpix Pro LED volume will be used with InfinitySet and Unreal Engine 5 to demonstrate real-time content creation. Brompton Technology will show how its Tessera processing integrates with Alfalite LED walls in broadcast settings, while FOR-A will include Alfalite displays in workflows demonstrating software-defined production tools. At wTVision’s stand, Alfalite screens will support immersive graphics and automation solutions.
MATIX, which received an Installation Best of Show award at ISE 2025, is also designed to offer improved thermal dissipation, enhanced colour uniformity, and simplified integration into demanding AV workflows.
Luis Garrido, executive director at Alfalite, said: “IBC is a key meeting point for the broadcast industry, and we are proud to showcase our LED solutions alongside leading technology partners. With MATIX and our broader product portfolio, we are helping redefine how LED technology supports efficient and versatile workflows for content creators worldwide.”
