With online video viewing and Internet of Things strategies
on the rise, which technology giants are best positioned to be at the hub of it
all? We believe that the answer may be
the pay-TV operators that already are bringing entertainment and broadband
services to the home.
In “Alticast
Has a Vision For the Future of TV (And It’s Awesome),” CED Magazine
discusses how our AltiView 3 user interface and other capabilities that are on
the way can position an oft-overlooked device -- the pay-TV set-top box – at
the center of the connected home.
Following up on our compelling demo at CES
2016, the CED piece discusses AltiView 3’s contextual ability to “create a
web of interrelated viewing selections” based on previous viewing, preferred
genres and even program musical soundtracks.
It also supports the emergence of 4K content for leading operators such
as our customer, Videotron.
In addition, the piece explains how we’re working on Wi-Fi
capabilities that can make STBs the “single gateway into the connected home,”
enabling monitoring of smart appliance, sensor and other devices and creating
what our U.S. president and CTO John Carlucci calls a “data storm” that can be
monetized by pay-TV operators.
The technology on the horizon is transforming how consumers
interact with the myriad of devices in their homes. We look forward to working with our pay-TV
operator partners to ensure that are at the center of that innovation.
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