IBC Broadcasting and Telecommunication Equipment Exhibition is a global exhibition focused on broadcasting and telecommunication equipment. Its core mission is to inspire innovation, vitality, and diversity in the media and entertainment industry. This grand event is jointly supported by several important industry organizations, including IABM, IEEE, IET, Royal Television Society, SCTE, and SMPTE. The exhibition will be grandly held from September 15 to 18, 2023, at the convention center in Amsterdam, Netherlands.

According to the information provided by the Bluetooth® SIG in their document "Introducing Bluetooth® LE Audio", a delay of more than 200 milliseconds (ms) between video and audio can lead to visual inaccuracies, causing noticeable differences and impacting the viewing experience. Realtek's Bluetooth Low Latency technology is designed to minimize latency to less than 30 milliseconds (ms), resulting in a more seamless and real-time experience for users. This ensures precise synchronization when watching videos, playing games, or using keyboard input, eliminating any perceived delay.

BTC's lighting control products adopt Realtek's RTL8762CMF solution, which features excellent frequency configuration capabilities for the PWM (Pulse Width Modulation). It can meet the frequency requirements of different LED drivers.

Auracast Broadcast Audio is a new capability introduced by Bluetooth SIG that enables an audio source device – such as a smartphone, laptop, TV, or even a public address or sound system – to transmit Bluetooth audio to any number of in-range Bluetooth audio receivers – such as headphones, earbuds, or even hearing aids. Auracast™ broadcast audio will deliver life-changing audio experiences that will enhance the way we engage with others and the world around us. The Bluetooth Auracast™ broadcast audio solution developed by Realtek includes a Transmitter, Receiver, and Assistant. Realtek's Assistant solution also enables the control of Auracast™ Receiver to play audio from the Transmitter using existing smartphones. Additionally, it can be applied to assistive hearing systems, breaking limitations and offering a new auditory experience.