CBC D Tec

CBC D Tec (株式会社CBC Dテック) is a Japanese technical production company and a wholly owned subsidiary of Chubu-Nippon Broadcasting Co., Ltd. (CBC), the broadcaster behind CBC TV and CBC Radio in the Nagoya region. The company began operations on 1 April 2022, created as part of CBC Group's medium-term management plan for 2021–2023, which called for "optimization of the group including functional reorganization and restructuring." Under that plan, businesses previously held by CBC Radio — television master control, television standby, television and radio transmission, and production technology and systems — together with businesses held by CBC Creation — CG design, broadcast technology and art — were transferred by absorption-type company split into a newly established preparatory company. The result is a specialist organization responsible for the CBC Group's broadcast media technology and design functions. The name "D Tec" combines the initial "D" of both "Design" and "Digital," expressing the aim of responding to diverse needs by combining technology with digital and design capabilities in order to create new value. The company describes itself as a company that handles the CBC Group's broadcast technology-related business and its art and design-related business. CBC D Tec's activities span several areas. Its content technology department supports program and content production and develops broadcast media technology. Its platform technology department handles transmission-related operations such as television master control, standby and sending. Beyond core broadcast work, the company operates a video distribution business, providing technical support for live coverage of amateur and professional sports streamed to platforms such as YouTube, as well as for conferences and seminars (venue PA, speaker wipes, Zoom operation support). Its set design business creates studio sets, props and event booths and promotional materials, including the studio set for the CBC TV program "Gogosuma." Its CG production business designs websites, logos and characters and produces 3DCG for metaverse spaces and interactive CG content, with credits including the logo for the program "Donut Talk" and the special program "Hodo no Chikara." It also runs a solutions business including 4K surveillance camera operations and an SDGs/disability support business using art brut (art by people with disabilities), supporting the SDGs initiatives of the B.League's Fighting Eagles. As a wholly owned subsidiary of Chubu-Nippon Broadcasting, CBC D Tec is not separately listed. It recruits experienced professionals in set design, IT systems, and video engineering (VE), reflecting its role as a gathering of specialists supporting the CBC Group's media content business.

CBC D Tec was established as part of the CBC Group's medium-term management plan for 2021–2023, which identified "optimization of the group including functional reorganization and restructuring" as a key initiative. Under this plan, Chubu-Nippon Broadcasting (CBC) sought to consolidate broadcast technology and design functions that had been dispersed across group companies. Specifically, the businesses held by CBC Radio — television master control, television standby, television and radio transmission, and production technology and systems — and the businesses held by CBC Creation — CG design, broadcast technology and art — were transferred by absorption-type company split (kyūshū bunkatsu) into a preparatory company that had already been established. This created CBC D Tec as a "specialist group responsible for the CBC Group's broadcast media technology and design division," while CBC Radio became a company operating the radio broadcasting business. The new company began operations on 1 April 2022. Its name, "D Tec," combines the initial "D" of both "Design" and "Digital," expressing the intention to respond to diverse needs by combining technology with digital and design, aiming for "creation of new value." Since starting operations, CBC D Tec has carried out work across broadcast technology, set design, CG production, video streaming and IT systems. Its credits include the studio set for the CBC TV program "Gogosuma," logos for "Donut Talk" and the special program "Hodo no Chikara," a metaverse reproduction of the "Gogosuma" studio, and interactive CG event production. It also provides technical support for sports broadcasts streamed to platforms such as YouTube, including the national high school girls' baseball youth tournament final and the Aichi prefectural final of the National High School Rugby Tournament. In addition, it operates a solutions business including 4K surveillance camera operations and an SDGs/disability support business using art brut, supporting the SDGs initiatives of the B.League's Fighting Eagles. As a wholly owned subsidiary of Chubu-Nippon Broadcasting, CBC D Tec is not separately listed and does not report its own financial results publicly. It recruits experienced professionals in set design, IT systems and video engineering, positioning itself as a gathering of specialists supporting the CBC Group's media content business.

• 2022

  CBC D Tec begins operations as a wholly owned subsidiary of Chubu-Nippon Broadcasting, taking over broadcast technology and design businesses via absorption-type company split.

Specialist technical production company supporting the CBC Group's broadcast media technology and design functions.

• Studio set for "Gogosuma"

  Set design for the CBC TV program "Gogosuma."

• Logo for "Donut Talk"

  Logo design for the CBC TV program "Donut Talk."

• Logo for "Hodo no Chikara"

  Logo design for the CBC TV special program "Hodo no Chikara."

• Metaverse reproduction of the "Gogosuma" studio

  3DCG reproduction of the "Gogosuma" studio in a metaverse space.

• Interactive CG event production (Takeshima Fantasy Museum)

  Event production using interactive CG.

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