We welcome Keywest Technology as one of our newest product lines.

Keywest Technology, a world leader in the design, manufacturing and marketing of digital video processing equipment, is dedicated to the proposition that the time customers spend installing and using video equipment should be like a day at the beach.

Founded in 1999 with professional television roots stretching back to 1979, Keywest Technology recognized early on, that the transition from analog to digital video using network technology was helping to propel an unprecedented expansion of the video industry and that a whole new group of customers, who weren’t necessarily engineering-oriented, were turning to video as a communications solution.

This transition meant that the vendor who could best design and market products that are easy-to-use and simple to set up -while simultaneously delivering all the features and performance that the most demanding video professional could desire- would have a tremendous leg up in the market. With that goal in mind, Keywest Technology set its course.

“Keywest Technology’s goal,” says company president Nick Nichols, “is nothing less than to be the premiere source for superbly engineered video products that are elegant in design, simple to install and use and easy on the wallet.”

“Whether it’s our IT powered TV messaging systems or one or our digital video processors, Keywest Technology offers world-class solutions at real-world prices.”

Among Keywest Technology’s many market offerings, most notable is the complete line of networked TV messaging products marketed as the MediaXtreme™ series. This family of products provides flexible, fully featured information channel generators that include multimedia video messaging, crawls, and channel ID with options covering many applications. The VooDoo Series (Big and Little) includes several in-line and stand-alone A-to-D and D-to-A converters, 8 and 10-bit time base corrector/frame synchronizers, picture-in-picture video inserters. One special application product (LVLAN) allows any RS-232 device to be connected over a TCP/IP connection and controlled anywhere in the world.

Keywest Technology also offers contract engineering for video design and application integration to dealers and manufacturers. The company’s services include broadcast video design, prototyping, layout, system integration, and training. Past projects include contracts with large manufacturers like Carotek, Inc., an expert in mechanical and electrical integration of automated processing systems, as well as the U.S. Navy, and smaller companies that needed short run products.