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Maestro is eMotimo’s dedicated network controller for live and programmed camera motion. Control up to five connected eMotimo rigs from one surface, combining hands-on operation, cinematic presets, and repeating loops for multicamera productions, houses of worship, concerts, and studios.
Dual three-axis hall-effects joysticks give you precise control of camera movement and supported lens functions, while the touchscreen and integrated 15-key Stream Deck puts camera selection and shot recall within easy reach. Customize each axis’s maximum speed, response feel, direction, and joystick assignment to match your rig and operating style.
Build cinematic presets with adjustable travel and ramp times, then connect preset positions into timed loops. Switch between cameras to adjust framing, recall a move, or start a loop.
- Five-camera control: Select and operate connected eMotimo rigs over your network.
- Cinematic presets: Set and recall camera positions with adjustable move duration and acceleration/deceleration ramp times.
- Custom loops: Move repeatedly between two presets, with control over travel time, ramp time, and endpoint pauses.
- Power on Positioning: Save setup time by returning to your saved shots after power-up, without rebuilding presets and loops on supported rigs.
- Per-axis tuning: Adjust speed and feel, reverse controls, and assign axes to either joystick.
- Motion limits: Set and clear virtual stops for individual axes or all axes.
- Browser-based setup: Manage controller assignments and network settings from a computer on the same network.
- 2x 1/4-20" threads on the bottom for mounting to tripods/stands

Maestro
Build around the operator
FAQs
How does the presale work?
We are working hard to source and build Maestro. The presale phase will run in 3 batches.
Batch 1 - $1999 ships starting October 9, 2026
Batch 2 - $2099 expected to ship on October 31, 2026
Batch 3 - $2299 expected to ship on November 30, 2026
After November 30 (or once the presale sells out), pricing will rise to $2599
Which eMotimo systems work with Maestro?
Maestro is designed to control eMotimo Broadcast systems including Spectrum Studio and Conductor-based motion setups at launch.
Can Maestro run from a battery?
Yes, with a compatible 30W+ USB-C PD battery source.














