Anže Zadravec is a teaching assistant and researcher at the Faculty of Electrical Engineering, University of Ljubljana, where he works in the Laboratory for Multimedia (LMMFE). His research work is focused on audio-video systems and production architectures operating over IP networks (AVoIP), as well as their integration with next-generation communication technologies, such as 5G and 6G mobile networks.
He researches the design of hybrid architectures that combine protocols like SMPTE 2110, JPEG XS, NDI, Dante, SRT, and similar, with their integration into traditional protocols and interfaces, such as SDI, HDMI, and XLR. The core focus of his research is on ensuring synchronization, low latency, and reliability in signal transmission, which he also explores as part of his doctoral studies in Electrical Engineering.
He actively participates as a member of the SMPTE and HETMA organizations, and contributes to national and international Research and Industrial projects in the field of multimedia. He is particularly interested in the application of multimedia in sports. In his research and work, he is guided by Walt Disney’s thought: “It’s kind of fun to do the impossible.”