Ip, Control & Infrastructure
Keep Every Signal Moving
Connect wireless signals, network data, control, communications and recording across the production workflow.
Video, data and control signals must move between camera acquisition, receive and production systems without creating isolated paths or unnecessary complexity. Wave connects antennas, fiber, Internet Protocol (IP) networks, camera control and production tools into infrastructure designed around the complete wireless workflow.
How it is built
The Infrastructure Behind the Picture
IP Mesh Networking
Create bidirectional wireless networks for encoded video, camera control, intercom and IP data. Self-healing paths help maintain connectivity as nodes move or conditions change. This supports mobile teams without relying on one fixed path.
RF-over-Fiber Infrastructure
Place antennas and receive points where radio frequency (RF) performance is strongest, then transport signals over fiber. This extends coverage across large, obstructed or multi-area locations. Production equipment can remain protected and centralized.
ST 2110 & IP Integration
Connect wireless acquisition with SMPTE ST 2110 and other IP-based production infrastructure. Integrated workflows support efficient routing, processing and distribution. Wireless sources become part of the broader IP environment.
Camera Control & Communications
Maintain the connections crews need beyond the primary video feed. Camera shading, tally, intercom, return video and remote-control functions keep cameras connected to production. Operators remain coordinated as they move.
Recording & Replay
Feed wireless camera signals into recording and replay systems for officiating, review, analysis and live production. Add valuable angles without creating a separate acquisition workflow. Feeds remain available for immediate or later use.