Atomos, publicly owned and headquartered in Australia, was founded in 2008 and operates with approximately 130 employees. The company reported $21.1M in revenue as of 2025. It specializes in live production, creating products that deliver high quality video content, with a product range that spans from on-camera and mobile phone monitor/recorders to desktop color correction monitors.
On September 18, 2026, Atomos CEO Peter Barber showcased the new Shinobi 7 II and Shogun AV-19M at IBC 2026. The Shinobi 7 II is a slim, lightweight, and bright 7-inch HDMI on-camera monitor, while the Shogun AV-19M is a stripped-down version of its 19-inch rack-mountable monitor/recorder/switcher. Previously, on September 16, Atomos formally introduced the Shinobi 7 II, highlighting its 7-inch 2800nit HDR display, professional monitoring tools, and USB-C camera control features for filmmakers and photographers. Earlier on September 14, Atomos had announced the Shinobi 7 II, emphasizing its 2800 nits peak brightness, making it the brightest display in the company’s current lineup, designed to enhance outdoor shooting visibility. The company also unveiled the IP-enabled Shogun AV-19M during IBC 2026, described as an upgraded and refreshed model with IP-based functionality.
Atomos offers 7 products in the media tech industry. Atomos's product portfolio comprises of live production and content acquisition.
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Atomos's revenues were $21.1M in 2025. Caretta Research has split Atomos's revenue into 2 different product categories, the largest of which is field monitors, which represents 59% of Atomos's revenue.
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Atomos has customers like Los Angeles Clippers. Atomos has commercial and technical partners like RED Digital Cinema, SIGMA Corporation of America and EditShare.
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