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Broadcast technology has seen remarkable innovation sending shockwaves through the industry as new technology alters the very way content is created and delivered to audiences worldwide. From the fusion of flat and 3D design elements to the emergence of virtual environments and the proliferation of video walls, broadcasters are embracing new technologies to enhance viewer engagement and storytelling capabilities. Flat and 3D design elements are gaining traction in the broadcast industry as they offer a blend of aesthetics and functionality. While flat design dominates lower-third inserts and banners, the depth and dimension provided by 3D elements remains an undeniably popular feature. Broadcasters are striving to strike a balance between the sleek simplicity of flat design and the immersive quality of 3D visuals. The industry has also been quick to test the potential of virtual environments, which are poised to revolutionize broadcast production. These environments create limitless possibilities when it comes to creating immersive storytelling experiences. From virtual hallways to expansive warehouses, broadcasters are leveraging extended animated sequences to transport viewers into the stories of the day. These virtual environments, free from the constraints of physical sets, allow for creative storytelling techniques and dynamic visual presentations. Another major trend concerns video walls, which are quickly becoming ubiquitous on broadcast sets thanks to high-resolution visuals and the ability to deliver dynamic content in real time. As prices decrease and quality improves, video walls are appearing in a wide range of broadcast environments from newsrooms and sports sets to game shows and live event telecasts. Powered by LED technology, these bezel-less panels provide broadcasters with a versatile way to showcase graphics, videos and interactive elements, which are on their way to replace traditional chroma key green screens in many cases. As video walls continue to dominate broadcast environments, other video panels are emerging in various shapes and applications.