The Prompter People ROBO 24″ HighBright PTZ Studio Kit pairs a large-format teleprompter and dedicated talent monitor with a heavy-duty pneumatic pedestal and TeleScroll Pro live-editing software. Designed for broadcast studios, live productions, and corporate video, the kit lets presenters read on-axis and see a separate video feed while the operator manages script changes and adjusts camera height.
The 24″ widescreen prompting monitor delivers 1,000 nits of brightness for a clear script image under bright studio lighting. Built-in image reversal orients the script for the beamsplitter, while the separate 24″ RGB IPS talent monitor can display a camera feed or other video source. The metal enclosure comes with a preinstalled mounting sled for the Sony FR7 and Panasonic AW-UE150, plus two 3″ riser blocks for smaller PTZ cameras.
24″ 16:9 HighBright auto-reversing prompting monitor
Separate 24″ RGB IPS talent monitor
3G-SDI and HDMI connectivity on both monitors
Locking 4-pin XLR power input on the prompting monitor
The PED-5500 lets a single operator raise or lower the mounted camera and teleprompter between shots using the lift-assisted center column. The fluid head provides adjustable pan and tilt drag, and the dolly’s locking wheels let you roll the rig into position and secure it for the shot.
55 lb maximum payload and a 50″–80″ height range
Five steps of pan drag and five steps of tilt drag
Eight counterbalance settings
100 mm bowl, dual pan handles, and locking dolly wheels
TeleScroll Pro lets the operator make last-minute script changes while prompting in dual-screen mode. Use Voice Scroll to pace the script to the presenter’s delivery, or control scrolling manually. Bookmarks and run lists make it easy to cue the next segment, and the scalable prompting window lets you size the script for the 16:9 display.
Live script editing in dual-screen mode
Voice Scroll, manual playback controls, and bookmark navigation
Run lists and support for DOCX, RTF, and TXT files
Compatible with macOS and Windows, with offline operation