Atomos will be showcasing one of the most significant product lineups in its history at NAB 2026. This includes major new product launches, such as the Sumo PRO-19, A-Eye Controller Pro, USB4 CFexpress Card Reader, and the acquisition of Flanders Scientific. Atomos has been undergoing a significant transformation from a monitor-recorder pioneer into a more comprehensive provider of video production technology solutions.
For many years, Atomos was primarily known for products like Ninja, Shinobi, Shogun, and Sumo. At NAB 2026, they will be showing everything from on-camera monitor-recorders to on-set collaboration tools, rack-mounted live production systems, cloud-based production services, audio accessories, PTZ solutions, workflow tools, and now reference-grade monitoring for postproduction and finishing.
Sumo PRO-19
One of the biggest announcements is the introduction of Sumo PRO-19, a new 19-inch 4K HDR monitor recorder switcher designed for multi-camera monitoring, on-set review, and video village workflows. Building on the Sumo legacy, it adds camera control, integrated Wi-Fi and Ethernet, camera to cloud connectivity, NDI HX3, AirGlu timecode sync, and CFexpress recording. It sits alongside the existing and expanded Ninja family, including Ninja RAW, Ninja TX GO, and Ninja TX.
Key features
- 19-inch, 4K HDR DCI-P3 monitor
- Record in ProRes, ProRes RAW, Avid DNx & H.265 formats
- Up to 8Kp30 recording via SDI & HDMI
- CFexpress* and external USB-C* recording options
- Touchscreen control over key parameters including start/stop, ISO, shutter, aperture, and white balance, as well as touch to focus for supported cameras
- Record up to four isolated camera feeds (ISOs), plus a fifth program output
- Quad-view and multi-camera monitoring
- 2 x 12G-SDI + 2 x 3G-SDI inputs, 12G-SDI output, HDMI input/output
- Comprehensive technical monitoring tools including EL Zone™ false color, focus peaking, waveform & more
- Transmit and receive NDI® HX3 over Wi-Fi or Ethernet
- Direct upload to ATOMOSphere, Frame.io**, Dropbox** and more
- AirGlu™ RF and Bluetooth timecode sync
- Dual XLR audio inputs with phantom power
- Over-the-air (OTA) firmware updates
- User-definable function buttons
* Storage media not included.
**A separate purchase or subscription may be required.
Designed as a central hub for on-set collaboration, Sumo PRO-19 delivers precise, color-accurate monitoring and control for confident creative decision-making, from lighting and exposure through to final image review.
Sumo PRO-19 supports recording in Apple ProRes, ProRes RAW, Avid DNx, and H.265 codecs from SDI or HDMI sources, with up to 10-bit 4:2:2 quality, and supports high-resolution RAW workflows up to 8K. Media can be recorded internally to high-speed CFexpress cards or externally to USB-C storage, offering versatile options for high-data-rate workflows.
Beyond just capture, Sumo PRO-19 functions as a secure backup recorder for redundancy, an instant review station for directors and clients, and a confidence monitor for critical viewing. Built-in Atomos monitoring tools include EL Zone false color, focus peaking, waveform, Log-to-LUT viewing, frame guides, safe areas, anamorphic de-squeeze, HDR-to-Rec.709 conversion, and quad-view monitoring. Frequently used exposure, framing, and monitoring tools can be quickly accessed via new, user-definable function buttons on the front of the panel.
Sumo PRO-19 also offers touchscreen control over key camera parameters, including start/stop, ISO, shutter, aperture, and white balance for supported cameras, as well as touch to focus. The ability to control cameras remotely is especially valuable in situations where the camera itself is difficult to access during shooting, for example, when mounted on cranes, jibs, or ceiling rigs.
Engineered for connected workflows, Sumo PRO-19 features integrated Wi-Fi and Ethernet, with support for cloud–based collaboration. DITs can upload footage directly to ATOMOSphere, Frame.io, Dropbox, and other camera-to-cloud services, enabling near real-time review and faster turnaround for distributed teams.
AirGlu timecode technology over RF or Bluetooth ensures precise synchronization with cameras and production devices across set.
Connectivity is further enhanced with NDI HX3 support for both send and receive, enabling broadcast-quality video, audio, and metadata transmission over standard Ethernet or Wi-Fi, ideal for flexible video village and remote production setups.
Professional audio integration includes two full-size XLR inputs with 48V phantom power, along with dedicated meters, gain control, and frame-accurate audio delay for seamless audio-video sync.
With its sleek, new-look chassis, Sumo PRO-19 is designed to be the centerpiece of modern on-set production, DIT workflows, and video village environments.
Pricing & Availability
Sumo PRO-19 can be preordered now and is expected to begin shipping in May 2026. It will be priced at $2,899 USD/ EUR 2,899.
There is also a Shogun AV-19 Fly Pack that is $199 USD. It will ship in June.
Key features
- Aluminum-clad fireproof HPL casing
- 8 corner protectors
- 12 heavy duty toggle latches
- Integrated carry handle
- 8RU rackmount rails
- Storage space with bags for cables etc.
Designed specifically for the Shogun AV-19 monitor-recorder-switcher to make the system more practical for road use and mobile deployment.
A-Eye Controller Pro
For PTZ production, Atomos is showcasing the A-Eye camera family, including HD and 4K models with AI tracking, alongside the A-Eye Control and the new A-Eye Controller Pro.
The Controller Pro supports up to 254 cameras, including non-Atomos brands, and is designed to simplify advanced multi-camera PTZ operation with a 7-inch HD touchscreen, motion path recording, tally feedback, and broad protocol support including NDI, VISCA, VISCA IP, Pelco, and P and D. This expands Atomos’ reach into live events, education, worship, corporate production, and studio control environments.
Key features
- Designed for precise, multi-camera operation using NDI, VISCA, VISCA-IP, PeLco & P&D protocols
- Mix and manage up to 254 PTZ cameras, including non-Atomos brands
- 7-inch HD touchscreen for intuitive control
- Innovative Visual AI control knob eliminates complicated menu navigation
- Motion path recording & playback
- Built-in tally light for feedback
- HDMI 2.0 4K out
- NDI 6 support
As productions grow more complex, the need for fast, precise, and reliable camera control has never been greater. The A-Eye Controller PRO meets this demand with extensive protocol compatibility, including NDI, VISCA, VISCA-IP, Pelco, and P&D, enabling integration across many different camera systems. Operators can control up to 254 PTZ cameras, both Atomos and non-Atomos brands, from a single unit, making it scalable from compact studios to large-scale live productions.
At the center of the experience is a responsive 7-inch HD touchscreen, providing clear visual feedback and intuitive navigation. Complementing this is the innovative Visual AI control knob, which replaces deep, complex menu structures with fluid, real-time adjustments—allowing operators to stay focused on capturing the perfect shot.
With advanced features such as motion path recording and playback, operators can automate and repeat complex camera moves with precision. A built-in tally light provides immediate visual feedback, ensuring clear communication in multi-camera setups, while HDMI 2.0 4K output supports high-resolution monitoring.
Fully compatible with NDI 6, the A-Eye Controller PRO is ready for the next generation of IP-based workflows, offering flexibility and scalability for evolving production needs.
Pricing & Availability
The A-Eye Controller PRO can be preordered now and is expected to ship in August 2026. It will be priced at $1,499 USD / EUR 1,499.
USB4 CFexpress Card Reader
The new USB4 CFexpress Card Reader is being touted as a next-generation solution engineered to meet the demands of ProRes RAW and high-frame-rate workflows.
As content creators increasingly work with bigger file sizes, traditional data transfer speeds have become a critical bottleneck in production pipelines. The Atomos USB4 CFexpress Card Reader meets this challenge head-on by delivering transfer speeds of up to 40Gbps. This significant performance boost enables professionals to move large volumes of data quickly and efficiently, reducing delays in postproduction.
The card reader is claimed to be both high-performance and durable. It’s made out of aircraft-grade aluminum alloy, which enhances heat dissipation to maintain stable operation during intensive use. Its compact and portable form factor makes it ideal for creators working both in studios and on location.
The device is the perfect accessory for the new generation of Atomos monitor-recorders, including Ninja RAW, Ninja TX GO, Ninja TX, Shogun AV-19, and Sumo PRO-19, all of which record ProRes RAW to CFexpress media. This compatibility enables a streamlined workflow from capture to postproduction, supporting a more efficient and unified production process.
By offering USB4-level speeds at a competitive price point, Atomos delivers a compelling option for professionals seeking a meaningful upgrade over slower alternatives without any significant increase in cost.
Key Features of USB4 CFexpress Card Reader:
- Blazingly fast USB4 file copy and backup
- Up to four times faster than USB3
- Light, yet durable aluminum casing
- Highly efficient heat dissipation design
- Essential accessory for all Atomos next-generation monitor-recorders
Pricing & Availability
The Atomos USB4 CFexpress Card Reader can be preordered now and is expected to ship in June 2026. It will be priced at $129 USD/ EUR 129.
FieldPro Vest
The FieldPro Vest is a wearable carry solution for creators working in the field.
Key features
- No more fumbling around in camera bags
- 4 x zippered, secure pockets
- 4 x button-flap, quick-access pockets
- Adjustable shoulder strap
- Durable, basket-weave Oxford fabric & nylon
- Converts to a carry bag in seconds
Pricing & Availability
The FieldPro Vest is $89 USD, and it is available for pre-order. It will start shipping in May.
ATOMOSphere Editor
ATOMOSphere, the company’s cloud-based production platform, continues to evolve. At the show, Atomos will be showing the new ATOMOSphere Editor, which allows users to begin editing directly in the cloud without downloading media first. This works alongside Ground Control, a desktop application that connects ATOMOSphere projects directly to a user’s computer. Together, these additions strengthen the link between on-set capture, cloud storage, collaboration, editing, review, approval, and delivery, all within a single workflow environment.
Designed to support any camera, any format, and any workflow, ATOMOSphere is built to be the most flexible and accessible media cloud platform available.
ATOMOSphere Editor allows users to work directly in the cloud without needing to download media to a local computer. Once footage is uploaded, editors can immediately begin working from anywhere with an internet connection, refining cuts, preparing dailies, or building assemblies for client review. This removes one of the biggest bottlenecks in postproduction by eliminating the need to move large files between locations before editing can begin.
Teams can collaborate in real time, share updates instantly, and move projects forward without waiting for transfers or downloads. When needed, files can still be downloaded for finishing in traditional editing environments, giving users complete flexibility.
The result is a dramatically faster production cycle, where content can move from capture to delivery in minutes rather than days.
Alongside the cloud editor, Atomos is introducing Ground Control, a new desktop application that connects ATOMOSphere directly to your computer.
Ground Control transforms cloud projects into accessible drives on your desktop, allowing users to browse, manage, and organize files as if they were stored locally. There is no need to open a browser or manually download files just to access them.
Users can interact with their projects naturally, moving files, previewing media, and working across multiple projects with ease. Files are streamed and cached intelligently, giving immediate access while keeping local storage efficient.
This approach removes friction from file management and gives creators a faster, more intuitive way to work with cloud-based media
With these updates, ATOMOSphere now delivers a complete workflow solution that connects on-set capture, cloud storage, collaboration, editing, and delivery, all on a single platform.
Whether working solo or across global teams, creators can now upload from any device, edit from anywhere, and deliver instantly, without being tied to a single location or system.
ATOMOSphere remains one of the most affordable media cloud solutions for back-up, collaboration and sharing available, supporting a wide range of formats including ProRes, HEVC, H.264, and RAW formats, both video and stills, from all major camera brands.
What’s new with ATOMOSphere at NAB:
- New ATOMOSphere Editor allows users to work directly in the cloud without needing to download media
- Teams can collaborate in real time, share updates instantly, and move projects forward without waiting on transfers or downloads
- A new desktop application called Ground Control connects ATOMOSphere directly to your computer
- Files are streamed and cached intelligently, giving immediate access while keeping local storage efficient
- ATOMOSphere now delivers a complete workflow solution that connects on set capture, cloud storage, collaboration, editing, and delivery in a single platform
Availability
With the launch of the ATOMOSphere Editor and the new Ground Control desktop application, ATOMOS is bringing the entire production workflow closer together, from capture through to delivery, in one seamless ecosystem.
The ATOMOSphere Editor is immediately available for all paid members, and the Ground Control app is being showcased at NAB 2026, with public beta access available shortly after the show.
Users can sign up for a free ATOMOSphere account today and start uploading, sharing, and collaborating immediately.
Every ATOMOSphere account starts with 20GB of free storage, making the platform immediately accessible to new users.
New audio & workflow accessories
Atomos is also broadening its ecosystem with new audio and workflow accessories. These include the StudioSonic Shotgun Mic, StudioSonic Pro wired production headphones, and new StudioSonic Air wireless and wired headphones.
Flanders Scientific Acquisition
Atomos’ acquisition of Flanders Scientific significantly strengthens the company’s position in professional monitoring by adding one of the industry’s most trusted names in reference displays. With this move, Atomos now spans the full monitoring workflow, from on-camera monitoring with Shinobi and Ninja, to on-set workflows with Sumo, to broadcast and rack-mounted production with Shogun AV, and now through to reference-grade monitoring for postproduction, mastering, and final delivery with FSI. Importantly, Flanders Scientific will continue to operate as a distinct brand within the Atomos family, preserving the product philosophy, engineering approach, and trust that professionals already rely on.
This acquisition matters because reference-grade monitoring is not simply about higher specifications. It is about trust, validation, and industry acceptance in demanding professional workflows. By bringing FSI into the group, Atomos gains credibility and capability at the highest tier of the market, while giving customers a broader monitoring pathway from acquisition to delivery. It also reinforces the wider Atomos message at NAB, which is that the company is no longer only building individual devices; it is building a connected production ecosystem to support creators, crews, broadcasters, and postproduction professionals at every stage of the process.
NAB 2026
Atomos is inviting visitors to take part in daily booth demos, with a daily prize draw at 5pm on Sunday, Monday, and Tuesday for the chance each day to win a Shinobi II and a Ninja RAW. Attendees must be at the booth at 5pm to claim the prize.
