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On-Site Production Appliance
Q4 2026LGL Node
One device. Whichever role you assign it.
Node is the hardware that stays on site. A unit takes one role at a time — scope, encoder, audio monitor, switcher control — and LGL REMI decides which. Rack as many as the show needs instead of buying a different box for every job.
What this solves
- Assign a unit to one role at a time: scope, encoder, audio monitor, or switcher control.
- Change what a unit does without changing the hardware in the rack.
- Carry one spare that covers every role instead of a spare for each box.
- Give remote operators a control endpoint for on-site hardware.
- Move the show off site frame-complete, not best-effort.
- Deploy the same build in every venue you work in.
Core capabilities
- One role per unit, assigned from LGL REMI
- ATEM and switcher control
- Waveform, vectorscope, and picture monitoring
- Audio monitoring and metering
- Capture and encoding
- Frame-complete transport to LGL Producer
- Tenant-scoped node inventory
- Single rack-mount unit
Deployment notes
Node is targeted for Q4 2026. Deploy as many units as the show needs; each takes one role at a time and is reassigned from REMI. Units reach LGL-OS over the public internet. Managed services run on owned servers in Amsterdam and Warsaw, currently EU-only and GDPR-aligned. Full hardware specifications are published closer to release.