IBC 2026: Brinno Brings the Complete Cloud Time Lapse Solution to Amsterdam
Amsterdam, Netherlands – Brinno returns to IBC with a complete cloud-connected time lapse system: TRUE 4K capture, remote camera management, and solar-powered connectivity — every part of it working together. Hall 11, Booth #11.B06, 11–14 September 2026.
A Brinno camera captures one frame every few minutes — which makes it, by a comfortable margin, the slowest camera at RAI Amsterdam, and very likely the only one still recording six months after everyone else has packed up. That is the point. Construction, infrastructure and industrial projects are not measured in seconds; they are measured in seasons.
As a time lapse pioneer with over a decade of industry expertise, Brinno has spent the last two years turning a single reliable camera into a connected system. At IBC 2026, that system is on the stand in full: capture, connectivity, power and management, all working together — so that "drive out to site and check the camera" can finally come off the schedule.
Discover Brinno’s Cloud Time Lapse Solutions
▶ Remote Access Time Lapse — BCC5000
Brinno’s flagship 4K cloud-connected construction camera. Powered by a Sony STARVIS II sensor, the BCC5000 delivers virtually true 4K resolution, with a large 1/1.8" sensor and 2.0 μm pixels for exceptional low-light performance, sharp detail and accurate colour. Clear HDR keeps backlit and high-contrast scenes balanced, and an IP65-rated housing keeps it working through the weather.
Full app-based remote control means project teams can check the view, adjust settings and retrieve footage from the office or on the move — reducing site visits, travel costs and manpower requirements while keeping oversight continuous. It is the one crew member who never asks for a lunch break, a hotel room or a per diem.
▶ One Page, Every Camera — MCS Remote Camera Management Platform
One camera is a device. Twenty cameras across six sites is a logistics problem. MCS is Brinno’s remote camera management platform, built for teams running multiple cameras across multiple projects: monitor camera status, manage settings and access footage from a single interface — without sending anyone to site to find out whether a unit is still recording.
▶ Power and Connectivity, Solved — Solar Power Kit & Solar Powered 4G Router
Two site problems have always outlasted the camera itself: mains power and network access. Brinno addresses both.
● ASP1000P Solar Power Kit — continuous solar power for long-duration deployments, removing the battery-swap visit from the schedule.
● ASR1000 Solar Powered 4G Router — self-powered 4G connectivity for sites with no usable Wi-Fi, so footage uploads on its own.
Together with the BCC5000, the result is a cloud managed time lapse solution that powers itself and uploads by itself. You can delete "drive out and check the camera" from your calendar.
Visit Brinno at IBC 2026
📍 Date: September 11–14, 2026
📍 City: Amsterdam, Netherlands
📍 Location: RAI Amsterdam
📍 Booth: Hall 11, #11.B06
Four days. One booth. Zero fast-forward required. We look forward to welcoming you at IBC 2026.
To book a meeting with the Brinno team at the show, or to request product information, please contact your regional Brinno representative or visit brinno.com.
