What could be called our origin story began in 2013. Back then, we were known as The Future Group and we were very busy reimagining what broadcast content could be. By harnessing the power of real-time game engine technology, we saw a future where immersive and experiential storytelling was the rule, not the exception. In 2017, we put our ideas to the test when The Future Group premiered the world’s first Interactive Mixed Reality game show, Lost In Time, on Discovery Networks’ TV Norway.

To bring our vision to life for Lost In Time, we had to invent the solutions we needed. There just wasn’t anything else in the market at that point (unless of course you’re working with a Hollywood-size budget). So we invented a unique studio graphics software, mobile front, and backend technology and established a world-class service department for mixed reality production.

The learnings and deep understanding of real-time virtual production workflows that came from our experience on Lost in Time enabled us to create the Pixotope software, launching it officially in February 2019. After that, the demand for virtual productions began to skyrocket, and our Pixotope software along with it – we were on to something!

In 2021, the company officially became Pixotope and we haven’t looked back since. We’re very proud and humbled to say that our solutions have been used to create amazing content by the world’s most prestigious brands including the NFL, League of Legends, Euro-vision, and The Weather Channel.

Dedication. Determination. Trust. Pixotope is at the forefront of democratizing virtual production and empowering content creators with accessible solutions for boundary-pushing immersive storytelling. 

Having been proven on the most demanding live productions in the world, Pixotope offers media content owners and producers a reliable and sustainable Virtual Production Platform on which to build their media business.

Leveraging game engine technology, Pixotope uniquely allows media creators to tell stories with the visual impact of high-end feature films, combined with the connected and scalable nature of online content and the immersive and social experience of video games.

With global 24/7 operations and a direct presence on four continents, Pixotope is on a mission to promote accessibility, ease of use, and customer success in Virtual Production for all media creators. 

Pixotope Technologies’ majority shareholder, Eltek Holding, is a private investment company, based in Oslo, Norway.

The power supply company Eltek was established in 1973 by Alain Angelil, and Eltek ASA was listed on the Oslo Stock Exchange in 1998. This is also when Eltek Holding was established, as the holding company for Eltek ASA, controlled by the Angelil family.

Starting in the early 1990s, Eltek Holding has acquired several businesses within telecom, surveillance, software, retail, and property development in Norway and abroad, and today its portfolio of companies includes; Dynea, Enetek, Heimgard Technologies (A merger of Home Control, Jensen & Ping), Pixii, Pixotope Technologies AS and CBK.