The Vislink Drone Video Distribution Network is an integral component of the Airborne Video Downlink Systems (AVDS). The system is driven by the MVP Drone Cellular Backhaul Kit featuring the MVP BaseLink encoder. Video is distributed to critical decision makers via on-premise or cloud-based servers using the Vislink LinkMatrix platform. The MVP BaseLink is used by security, law enforcement and rescue organizations for their mobile requirements to securely live stream from a remote location over multiple bonded cellular networks. The BaseLink 5G delivers great value for money by providing 5G cellular bonding connectivity. By utilizing the ever-growing number of public 5G networks, users can benefit from greater data rates per modem, reducing the number of SIMs required. The AVDS LinkMatrix is a cloud-based management and video distribution for controlling encoders, selecting, and managing decoding destinations. The AVDS LinkMatrix also may host the AeroLink Aircraft Video and Data Downlink Systems to enable superior situational awareness. Knowing that security is critical, Vislink has engineered the AeroLink to feature the latest in AES encryption and FIPS 140-2 compliance.

Airborne video surveillance plays a pivotal role in law enforcement, public safety, homeland security, and defense operations. Vislink’s airborne video downlink systems meet the challenge for top quality live video in air to ground applications under the most difficult urban, suburban, or rural environments. The AeroLink Transmission System is the next generation component of the Vislink Airborne Video Down Link System (AVDS). It features an agile IP based workflow that includes centralized management and distribution via the Quantum Receiver.  

The Vislink Q-Link is an integral component of the Airborne Video Downlink Systems (AVDS). The Q-Link controls, aggregates, and distributes video captured from airborne platforms to multiple observers over secure IP networks, including wired Ethernet, Wi-Fi, IP Satellite, and IP cellular networks. The Q-Link extends critical situational video to an unlimited number of observers.

The V-Link Series of beam forming auto-tracking antenna systems are specifically designed for airborne applications where a low-profile array is required. It provides superior directional performance when used in conjunction with other components of the Vislink Airborne Video Downlink System. The V-Link Series was developed to deliver industry-leading reliability and features co-centered vertical polarized beams, steered together to point in one of 8-16 azimuth directions. Designed for the rigors and vibration of airborne use, the antenna contains no moving parts, unlike older kinetic designs that rely on pulleys, belts, and other components that are subject to expensive wear from general use, friction and vibration.

The HDX-1100 is a fully integrated, high powered microwave transmitter designed for airborne video surveillance applications.

The Vislink Quantum wireless camera receiver provides high reliability reception from wireless camera transmitters and takes live video production into new and more efficient workflows by putting IP connectivity at its heart.

The CIRAS-X6 receiver combines a six-way high gain antenna system with the latest diversity receiver technology in one easy-to-install package. It offers innovative RF performance in a durable IP66-rated outdoor housing. It is particularly well suited to helicopter video downlink and electronic newsgathering operations, as well as any application where ease of operation and reliable reception are required.

Rugged Handheld receiver The Handheld Receiver has a carbon fibre, rugged, lightweight construction. It’s 12” ultra-bright daylight HD screen makes it ideal for reception of airborne downlinks, surveillance and Onboard wireless cameras. The unit decodes MPEG2 and H.264/MPEG4 video.

The CRX6 Receiver is a ruggedized COFDM DVB-T compliant six-way diversity central receiver

The IMT Compact Receiver X2 (CRX2) is a ruggedized COFDM (DVB-T compliant) two-way diversity central receiver. It offers exceptional RF performance and IP66 environmental durability for external use. The CRX2 is the new generation of receive systems.

The Mobil CMDR is a ruggedized COFDM dual diversity handheld receiver/monitor.

The TSM-2020 extends critical situational video to an unlimited number of observers who can view the video over any network connection, including wired Ethernet, Wi-Fi, IP satellite and IP cellular.