Haivision Makito ONE 5G integration adds bonded cellular for remote production
Haivision has integrated its CellLink 5G external modem and antenna array with the Makito ONE video platform to enable bonded cellular contribution. The update allows broadcasters to combine Ethernet and multiple 5G paths using the SST protocol for resilient live remote production.
Key Takeaways
- CellLink 5G hardware features three 5G modems and dual antennas for MIMO 2x2 performance in a weather-resistant enclosure.
- Makito ONE platform supports HEVC, H.264, and JPEG XS codecs with native SRT support for low-latency transport.
- Bonded connectivity uses Haivision's SST protocol to load balance traffic across wired and wireless paths simultaneously.
- Hardware is designed for flexible deployment on vehicles or buildings via magnetic pads and thread mounts.
Why It Matters
This integration provides broadcasters with a more resilient path for high-bandwidth 4K contribution by mitigating the risks of single-link failure during live events. By bonding multiple 5G connections with traditional Ethernet, Haivision is addressing the growing demand for decentralized production workflows that require fiber-like reliability over public networks. This move strengthens the Makito ONE position against specialized mobile transmitters by offering a unified encoder-decoder solution for both fixed and mobile environments. Watch for real-world performance data and latency benchmarks to emerge following the platform's live demonstrations at IBC 2026 in Amsterdam.
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