This year at NAB, Cuez be showcasing something special — STORIEZ, their new NRCS platform for fast, efficient modular journalism — integrated with Cuez & Automator or as a standalone solution.

STORIEZ represents more than just a software enhancement; it reimagines editorial workflows entirely. Functioning either as a standalone solution or integrated with the production-ready Cuez & Automator combination, the system promotes rapid journalism without compromising control. At a time when editorial teams worldwide are seeking agile, scalable tools, STORIEZ’s debut is timely and addresses the longstanding challenges of fragmented and cumbersome newsroom operations.

Cuez will also be exploring how AI can actually be useful in the Newsroom, presenting their PoC AI-powered rundown and automation, a key innovation in the IBC Accelerator-winning Evolution of the Control Room project. Cuez focuses on delivering genuine utility to newsrooms, demonstrating how machine learning and automation can enhance editorial decisions and streamline control room operations.

Booth SL14013 is set to be more than just a venue for software demonstrations; it will serve as a nexus for cross-industry integration. Cuez proudly presents partnerships that extend its production capabilities across some of the most trusted brands in broadcasting. Now integrated with EVS VIA MAP and XS-NEO, Cuez brings advanced playout and flexible automation directly into the editorial sphere. EVS, located nearby at Booth SL3316, will showcase how this integration simplifies complex workflows, fostering closer collaboration between editorial and technical teams.​

Graphics workflows are also set for enhancement through Cuez’s collaboration with Singular.live. Their cloud-based UNO system allows live, customizable visuals to be controlled directly from Cuez Automator. Located at Booth W1929, Singular’s integration promises fewer systems, streamlined operations, and increased flexibility within the production ecosystem.​

At the Softron booth (SL13416), Cuez extends its capabilities into Mac-based video playback environments. Integration with Softron’s OnTheAir Video solution offers an elegant and efficient method for managing playback using native Mac tools—a compelling proposition for smaller broadcasters and mobile units.​

Embracing the shift towards cloud infrastructure, Ateliere Creative Technologies partners with Cuez to elevate cloud-based production. At Booth W1267, Ateliere demonstrates how their cloud infrastructure complements Cuez Automator, enabling real-time collaboration across geographies and reducing reliance on traditional hardware. This collaboration marks a significant step towards a cloud-native production environment.​

Audio production, often underrepresented in broadcast technology discussions, gains prominence through Cuez’s partnership with On-Hertz and its virtualized audio engine, Artisto. At Booth N2351, this integration ensures smooth, scalable audio workflows that meet the demands of modern live production. For producers seeking intuitive, responsive sound control without compromising quality, this collaboration is transformative.​

Finally, teleprompting undergoes a significant advancement through Cuez’s alliance with CueScript. By integrating CueiT directly into the Cuez rundown, teleprompting becomes seamless, timely, and deeply integrated into the editorial process. Booth N1211 will showcase how the traditionally cumbersome task of teleprompting has been refined into an intuitive component of the Cuez-driven production chain.

Cuez’s offerings at NAB 2025 epitomize not just innovation but orchestration. From STORIEZ to AI, from cloud integrations to cueing solutions, it’s evident that the company recognizes the future of broadcasting lies not in isolated tools but in cohesive, integrated systems. This year, Cuez is not only demonstrating possibilities but also setting the industry standard.

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