TV Academy Announces Engineering, Science & Technology Emmy Award Winners

The Television Academy has announced the recipients of the 2025 Engineering, Science & Technology Emmy Awards, with BBC Research & Development among the notable winners recognized for groundbreaking broadcast technology innovations.

BBC Research & Development will receive the prestigious Philo T. Farnsworth Corporate Achievement Award for their decades of contributions including FM radio, stereo sound, HDTV development, and current work on AR/VR and AI standards. Mark Schubin earns the Charles F. Jenkins Lifetime Achievement Award for his extensive television engineering career spanning all continents since 1967. The ceremony celebrates innovations that transform storytelling through technology, from cloud storage solutions to AI-powered audio tools.

• BBC Research & Development recognized for 95 years of television technology breakthroughs including HDTV and HDR standards
• Multiple Emmy awards given for cutting-edge tools like JPEG XS compression, LucidLink cloud storage, and Boris FX Continuum
• Winners include motion base systems, fire safety hydrogels, and broadcast integration platforms advancing production safety and efficiency
• Awards ceremony scheduled for October 14 at Television Academy's Saban Media Center in recognition of technologies revolutionizing broadcast production