Naostage is all set to highlight how intelligent tracking is reshaping live entertainment, broadcast and immersive environments at ISE this year, with a line-up that blends accessibility, scalability and AI-driven precision.

The brand will showcase YouTrack, a new manual tracking system positioned for strong price-to-performance value and unlimited scalability, alongside the new Kore S server and a preview of its Multiview technology, which expands tracking possibilities into broadcast, VR/XR, architectural and sports applications. Designed for both fixed installations and staging projects, YouTrack is conceived as an accessible and evolutive platform suited to productions ranging from small venues to large festivals. The system combines Kam, an HDR RGB Full HD spectral camera, with Nuk, a pre-configured compact computer that transmits real-time data to Naostage’s Kratos tracking software. With IP67 certification and PoE technology, Kam can connect to ten Nuk stations, enabling the creation and management of multiple tracking positions.

YouTrack allows one or more lighting operators to manually track a target such as an artist, performer or audience member using a 3D mouse, while accessing all Kratos features that were previously exclusive to Naostage’s K SYSTEM. Its modular architecture enables it to begin as a manual solution before being expanded with additional sensors or servers, and, depending on project needs, it can evolve into an automated tracking system or operate in combination with K SYSTEM to enable full automation of stage, spatial and architectural tracking. In this way, it presents an open and economical alternative to traditional tracking systems often associated with higher cost and complexity.

Making its exclusive debut at ISE 2026, Kore S arrives as a new AI-trained tracking solution designed to be accessible across a wide range of budgets. Built into the same robust 4U-rack chassis as Kore and powered by the same proprietary deep learning-trained AI engine, Kore S is tailored for fixed installations or straightforward stage projects of up to 30m × 20m. It is optimised to process up to four video feeds, whether from four Kam cameras or a single Kapta bar, aligning with varied requirements for budget, space and operational efficiency. When paired with Kam for OEM use or integration, its value proposition is further strengthened. Running on Naostage’s Kratos software, Kore S delivers the full Naostage workflow, including intuitive input and output management, action-zone definition, automation tools and integration with third-party systems. Tracking data is transmitted in real time over networks via PSN and OSC, ensuring compatibility with external lighting, audio and video systems.

Naostage will also preview Multiview, described as a major evolution of K SYSTEM that extends AI tracking beyond conventional end-on stereo vision setups. By combining multiple synchronised viewpoints within a single AI engine, Multiview introduces a multi-perspective tracking approach that increases spatial coverage and accuracy in complex, large-scale or non-front-facing environments with varied geometries. With Multiview, K SYSTEM broadens its suitability to broadcast and XR studios, immersive environments, architectural installations and sports arenas. The technology also sets the stage for future AI-driven functions, as correlating multiple visual perspectives opens the door to capabilities such as continuous tracking even when a target is off-camera and recognition based on costumes or faces.

The brand will also provide in-depth demonstrations illustrating how Naostage’s tracking ecosystem addresses real-world requirements for integrators, operators and service providers. Alexis Reymond, Naostage’s Director of Strategy, says: “We are constantly looking to improve our tracking technologies to ensure as many creatives, technicians and designers as possible can deliver truly interactive experiences. With Kam, Nuk, Kore S and the YouTrack solution, we are making professional tracking even more accessible, flexible and future-proof for everyone in live entertainment and the wider experience economy – while preparing for the future with the innovative new Multiview technology.”