Bart Swinnen · Person in Belgium Tech

Overview

Bart Swinnen is the CEO of Luminex Network Intelligence, a position he has held since February 2002. He is based in Limburg.

Between December 2001 and June 2003 he worked as a software engineer at JTAG Technologies. He studied electronics and ICT at Katholieke Hogeschool Limburg from 1997 to 2001, completing a master's degree.

Career history

Luminex Network IntelligenceCurrent

In the news

Excited to showcase our latest innovations at IBC! Monitoring brings confidence, which is why Luminex has built PTPv2 clock monitoring into its upcoming GigaCore switch firmware. #GigaCore #AVNetworkingMadeEasyLinkedIn · 8 Sept 2026
QuotedLuminex Network Intelligence@luminex-lce💡 One Ecosystem. Total Network Visibility. At IBC - International Broadcasting Convention, we will be demonstrating a converged network with for example multiple PTP domains running NDI, SDVoE, ST2110 and IPMX side by side ans show how GigaCore and Araneo solutions help you gain complete visibility and control over the network infrastructure. 🔹 GigaCore O-26I Mutiple award winning 40 Gigabit ethernet switch dedicated to AV integration and broadcast networks. 🔹 GigaCore S-30I Designed for demanding applications where flexibility, scalability and reliability are critical. 🔹 Araneo Studio and Araneo GigaCore Visualize, configure, monitor and troubleshoot your entire network through one intuitive platform. From system preparation to real-time monitoring, the Luminex ecosystem helps engineers spend less time troubleshooting and more time delivering exceptional experiences. 👉 Use VIP code IBC7327 and visit us at IBC at Booth 8.C71 Come see the complete workflow in action. #BroadcastTechnology #AVNetworking #MediaTechnology #ConvergedNetworkigMadeEasy #LiveProduction #BroadcastEngineering
Just one example of so many movies using Luminex Network Intelligence infrastructure behind the scenes. The Odyssey.LinkedIn · 8 Sept 2026
QuotedMBS Equipment Company@mbsequipmentcoFrom numerous kit drops at various locations to running miles of cable to set from generators that needed to remain hidden, the crew relied on Luminex kits at drop points every 50 meters or so for ease of use. This created a network throughout the set, allowing the lighting console to remain away from the set near the generators while still transmitting data seamlessly and without issue. 📸 The Odyssey Melinda Sue Gordon+5
Looking forward to be meeting many of our partners and new contacts in Vegas.LinkedIn · 17 Jun 2026

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