In order to solve the delay problem that occurs during simple transmission, Soliton developed RASCOW2, which is the second version of RASCOW (Real-time Auto Speed Control based On Waterway-model) Solitons’s original codec management/communication protocol. RASCOW2 makes the encoding procedure faster while controlling all transmission settings faster and more efficiently. This feature succeeded in significantly reducing the delay associated with compression.
With almost zero latency, it is now possible to remotely control a car or construction equipment connected to Zao-SH in a remote location. Until now, the delay on live control transmission systems was too large and it was difficult to perform remote operations safely with a live video stream. With the ultra-low latency Zao-SH, it is possible to control machinery effectively with a live video stream that is in almost real time from a remote location.
It is a palm-sized ultra-compact unit weighing 350g. It operates for approximately 60 minutes with the built-in battery and an additional 4 hours continuous operation with an external battery.
Mobile networks of different cellular carriers can be bonded into one network to significantly increase bandwidth and stabilize the communication speed.
Equipped with a highly efficient HEVC/H.265 hardware encoder, when compared to a traditional H.264 codec, it can transmit video with almost twice more efficiency.
Connect the video camera to the transmitter body and send the video directly to the receiver via mobile network or wired LAN.
Control signals from the controller connected to the receiver are sent to the transmitter main unit and used to control a car or any type of machine.