nanocosmos has implemented a cloud-based chroma key system to develop the next generation of live casinos. CEO and founder Oliver Lietz announced the update to address rising costs and hardware complexity in multi-brand studio environments.
Studio Infrastructure Changes
Traditional live video setups require dedicated physical studios, specialized hardware, and extended production schedules. Providers managing several operators face additional expenses when creating distinct branded tables, regional designs, or VIP layouts for each client.The new cloud-based chroma key approach replaces fixed studio infrastructure with remote processing. Developers can now generate multiple branded room variations through software configuration rather than constructing separate physical sets. This method reduces setup time and lowers hardware requirements for studios supporting diverse operator portfolios.
The development was first covered by iG.