- Monitoring and tracking: theyare installed extensively across a large open environment – often in real-time and in combination with next-generation navigation capabilities. For example, BeamLink-Quad Plus, what a 4-channel video transmission system, is used for location tracking of train cabins and monitoring of an energy grid’s performance.
- Hazard and maintenance sensing: whensensors combination of wireless video transmission system, this application can provide alerts for mission critical activities to aid decision-making. For example, utility companies can use the wireless video transmission modules what connecting to drones to transmit the real-time video of their infrastructure to carry out inspections and damage assessments.
- Smart surveillance: large numbers of objects can be identified and analyzed in real time using cameras and sensors. For example, the police mobilize street video cameras and sensors for special operations.
- Enhanced video services: these accommodate today’s users’ content-consumption habits.
- Remote operations: machinery and vehicles such as remote control locomotives are operated from other locations.
- Real-time automation: applications use data transferred from transmittersin real time to trigger specific autonomous actions such as self-healing processes in the power distribution network.