Remote driving vehicles  - a driver or operator can be placed out of harm’s way but with the bi-directional capabilities of the Zao. Video can be streamed from the vehicle to the driver with ultra low latency in a location far away, and the driver is able to send the driving commands back to the vehicle via the serial interface of the Zao. With a latency as low as 35ms, the operator can see in almost real time when operating the vehicle ensuring a safe operating environment when deployed with other vehicles, troops or machinery.

Snipers Telescopic Sights - Another military application of video streaming includes a sniper’s telescopic sight.  Video output via an HDMI port from the scope of a sniper’s gun can be live streamed from remote locations back to a command location many 100’s of kms away. A commanding officer can see what the sniper can see, and allows them to make operational decisions from a command and control room.

Receiving end - The Zao range of products can utilize AES256 encryption for the live video stream and are fully ONVIF compliant meaning it can be viewed by a variety of different Video Management Systems (VMS).  An end-to-end connection can be established without the need for an insecure third-party cloud service. Soliton’s range of mobile surveillance solutions are used in a variety of live streaming scenarios from law enforcement, coast guard, military, security agencies and broadcast stations.