RheinMain University Empowers Students with LiveU’s 5G Technology

RheinMain University Empowers Students with LiveU’s 5G Technology

In this article, LiveU covers how RheinMain University of Applied Sciences sought to provide media students with practical, real-world experience to prepare them for the evolving production landscape. In partnership with Netorium AG, the university organized the 5G Media Production Hackathon – a project designed for students to explore 5G capabilities beyond campus by implementing cutting-edge 5G solutions in authentic production environments. The university prioritized acquiring industry-standard, future-proof broadcast equipment from established brands that students would likely encounter in their professional careers.

The university selected LiveU’s LU800 field unit as the cornerstone of its mobile production setup. This advanced unit elevates 5G transmissions by bonding up to eight 5G connections simultaneously while delivering premium video quality of up to 4Kp60 10-bit HDR.
Professor Dr. Stephan Böhm from the Department of Telecommunication and Mobile Media emphasized that LiveU’s pioneering technology perfectly matched the hackathon’s needs, allowing new-generation video producers to experience the latest 5G broadcasting solutions firsthand. The easy-to-use yet powerful LU800 quickly became the key tool for students.

Student crews, outfitted with LiveU backpacks, traveled to neighborhood businesses to stream directly to YouTube, creating broadcasts that showcased career opportunities for younger students. Netorium AG, LiveU’s established German partner, delivered comprehensive equipment and technical assistance throughout the initiative. This innovative 5G Media Production Hackathon at RheinMain University successfully trained tomorrow’s media professionals through practical experience with LiveU’s state-of-the-art broadcast solutions, simultaneously preparing them for the evolving production landscape and generating meaningful content for viewers.

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