Vislink shrinks bonded 5G for resilient POV live feeds
Vislink Technologies launched the DragonFly V 5G Dual-Modem, a miniature bonded video transmitter designed for portable and compact camera workflows. The device supports two simultaneous cellular connections plus Wi-Fi to increase bandwidth and transmission resilience, and it supports live video formats up to 1080p50/59 for use with PoV cameras, helmet cams, UAVs, and similar platforms. Vislink says it integrates with its broader workflow tools including LiveLink, LinkMatrix, and its Playout Server for managing and distributing video.
Key Takeaways
- DragonFly V 5G Dual‑Modem bonds two cellular connections simultaneously, with optional Wi‑Fi for added network diversity
- Designed for size/weight/power-constrained cameras (POV, helmet-mounted, UAV) where link stability is a recurring failure point
- Supports live video contribution up to 1080p50/59 for broadcast-style workflows from a compact form factor
- Integrates with Vislink tools (LiveLink, LinkMatrix, Playout Server) for end-to-end feed management and distribution
Why It Matters
Live sports and news are increasingly won or lost in “the last 10 meters” of contribution—getting a clean signal off a moving, miniature camera in unpredictable RF conditions. Dual-modem bonding is a pragmatic hedge against carrier congestion and coverage holes, turning POV/UAV shots from novelty to dependable production inputs. For streaming operators, this pushes more acquisition to the edge: more angles, more feeds, more moments—without a truck. The emerging meme: resilient 5G bonding is becoming the new baseline for field contribution, not a premium add-on.
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