BeckTV announced that the company will launch its new platform, BeckFlow, at the 2026 NAB Show. BeckFlow is the first web-based schematic documentation platform designed for media and entertainment technology by a systems integrator. The platform will be demonstrated at the 2026 NAB Show at booth C3835.

The BeckFlow platform automatically generates broadcast facility drawings from engineering data and aims to reduce manual drafting time while improving documentation accuracy. BeckTV said that the platform was designed to deliver consistent schematic diagrams from BeckTV data without the need for traditional CAD workflows.

“We look forward to introducing BeckFlow to broadcasters and showing how they can streamline infrastructure documentation while making schematics easier to access,” said Matt Weiss, Vice President of Business Development at BeckTV. “Collaborating with our technology partners, we’ll also show how we are modernizing broadcast facilities across the country to meet demand for ever-higher video resolutions and improved sound that today’s audiences and sports fans expect. We’ll highlight several of our installations to show broadcasters how they can bring the latest innovations to their next project.”

The announcement follows BeckTV’s work in builds and upgrades for several universities and organizations last year. At the company’s booth at the NAB show, visitors can ask engineers questions about integrated solution execution, and the BeckTV team will discuss cloud-based workflows, remote production strategies and approaches to building or updating facilities.

The NAB Show will take place April 18-22 in Las Vegas.