Naos - (scenski 75k) 16x Direct

By linking tracking data to media servers, the "scenic" (scenski) elements—such as video walls or spatial audio—can react dynamically to where a performer is on stage.

"Scenski" (meaning "scenic" or "stage" in several Slavic languages) implies a professional theatrical or concert environment. A "75k" configuration in this context generally consists of:

refers to a high-performance stage lighting and tracking configuration, likely utilizing the Naostage K SYSTEM , a beaconless 3D tracking solution that uses AI to automate lighting, audio, and media for live performances. The Core Technology: Naostage K SYSTEM NAOS - (SCENSKI 75k) 16x

Fixtures with 75W to 120W LED engines, capable of 540-degree pan and 180-degree tilt.

This typically denotes 75,000 lumens of light output or a 75W high-power LED source (often found in compact moving head units). High-end professional stage setups, like those for tours, often require this level of intense luminosity to cut through other stage effects. Key Components of the "Scenski" Setup By linking tracking data to media servers, the

Integration with the Naostage platform to ensure lighting remains fixed on the performer even during complex, high-speed movements. Strategic Advantage in Live Production

The "75k" power ensures that even with heavy ambient light or large LED screens (like 16' x 9' LED walls ), the tracking lights remain clearly visible. The Core Technology: Naostage K SYSTEM Fixtures with

It can control over 40 automated follow spots simultaneously, drastically reducing the need for manual operators.