Grass Valley has launched AVORA, an all-in-one live-production environment built around the configuration of a complete show. Teams can prepare, save, duplicate and recall production resources rather than rebuilding separate switching, audio, graphics and delivery tools for each recurring event.
The system supports shot-based operation as well as conventional programme and preset switching. Multiple production roles can use their own browser interfaces, while remote guests join through private links with low-latency connectivity, mix-minus and talkback inside the workflow.
AVORA also integrates content, prompting, replay, recording, monitoring, playout and delivery. It uses technology and design principles from GV AMPP but operates as a standalone product, positioned below enterprise-scale AMPP and alongside dedicated K-Frame switching environments.
Grass Valley plans commercial availability later in 2026, but has not disclosed supported I/O, channel limits, hardware requirements, redundancy, pricing or interoperability with third-party control. Those details will determine whether the convenience of a unified show package also meets broadcast continuity requirements.
