2008

• Broadcast Server MVS212 for Contribution and Distribution
• High-End Playout Server MVP200 for 2D and 3D from SD to 2K
• MVP102, a slimline MPEG-2/H.264 Software Player for Digital Signage at 24/7
• Mobile Field Recorder megacine ssd with Flash Memory

2007

• MVD700, the professional Integrated Receiver Decoder with 2 independent channels for Contribution
• MPEG-2 HD Player MVP101, a compact HD Playout Server also for 3D Cinema
• Mobile Field Recorder megacine for Film Set and Post
• MVC200-PT, the new JPEG2000/MPEG-2 Decoding board for alternative content

2006

• JPEG2000 Decoding Board MVC200-DC for Digital Cinema and Postproduction
• Bit Stream DeMux Software MVT100 for Demultiplexing, Filtering, Splicing and Multiplexing of MPEG-2 based Transport Stream data

2005

• Source Decoder System MVD600 for the H.264 broadcast market including handheld TV using ISDB-T (Japan) and DVB-H
• Source Decoder System MVD500 for monitoring applications in the MPEG-2 Broadcast environment
• MVP11x, the second generation of an HD Playout Server in 19'' housing for superior video shows in the presentation market and 3D experience in the E-Cinema

2004

• HD Streaming Server MVS100 for HD A/V- streaming and Video-On-Demand over IP network
• Synchronization technologies NLS and DLS/DLS2 for frame up to pixel accurate synchronized playback of an user-defined number of MikroM’s HD Player
• New member of the MPEG-2 HD Decoder PCI Card family MVC102 with DVI-I and analog audio out
• Development Kit MVK100 for MikroM’s own MPEG-2 Decoder ASIC HiPEG+

2003

• MVP100, the first generation of an MPEG-2 HD Player for applications at trade shows, exhibitions and in theme parks
• MPEG-2 HD Source Decoder System MVD400 for the contribution/distribution and Digital Cinema market
• MPEG-2 HD Decoder PCI Cards MVC100 (DVI-I) and MVC101 (SDI/HD-SDI) for playback and streaming applications with standard PC systems

2002

• MPEG-2 HD Source Decoder System OMEGA for Digital Cinema applications (OEM partner: EVS Belgium)

2001

• MPEG-2 HD Decoder HiBOX3 for applications at the presentation market
• Start of product development based on HiPEG+

2000

• Release of HiPEG+: One of the first MPEG-2 HDTV-Decoder ASIC worldwide HiPEG+ was giving the basis for subsequent product development

1998

• Start of ASIC development
• MikroM was founded by a group of experienced managers and ASIC designers as a spin-off from the Heinrich-Hertz-Institut Berlin GmbH (today Fraunhofer Institut für Nachrichtentechnik Heinrich-Hertz-Institut)