LMMFE 9 Podrocje 9 Engineering
Engineering

Multimedia systems engineering involves designing comprehensive solutions for high-quality capture, processing, and transmission of audio-visual content, which forms the foundation of modern multimedia infrastructure. This field encompasses the design of advanced hybrid events with parallel live and online execution, the planning of radio and television studios, mobile field systems for live broadcasting, as well as the engineering of lighting and sound reinforcement for multimedia-supported events.

At LMMFE, we focus on the architecture of advanced AV systems and the development of hybrid solutions that integrate modern audio-video equipment with communication networks and IT infrastructure. We have developed a variety of systems and executed integrations where existing studio hardware was upgraded using AV-over-IP (AVoIP) protocols. Through meticulous engineering, we ensure that demanding hybrid events—ranging from project meetings to open-heart surgical procedures—are executed smoothly, interactively, and with technical excellence. Our core focus lies in signal synchronization, ultra-low latency, and high operational reliability. This spans everything from network infrastructure design to the selection of appropriate cameras and specialized multimedia hardware, all aimed at delivering a premium user experience regardless of the platform or location.

Architectures
AVoIP protocols
Programming
RTV systems
ICT technologies
Consulting

Reference Projects

WBNet

The WBNet project introduces short-cycle higher education study programs in the Western Balkans through newly established centers that design and implement hybrid curricula tailored to employer needs.

Smartel

The SMARTEL project modernizes higher education in the Western Balkan countries by deploying e-learning platforms and smart classrooms to enhance accessibility and improve students’ digital competencies.

UMCL

In collaboration with the University Medical Centre Ljubljana and specialized medical partners, the Multimedia Lab films and broadcasts cardiology and cardiac surgery procedures either live or “live-to-tape” utilizing advanced AV equipment.