Optibase video solution features at Paris Le Bourget air show

Optibase, a leading provider of advanced digital video solutions, has announced that a high-end video surveillance application based on Optibase's video streaming solutions featured at Le Bourget air show.
The company said that the video solution highlighted the ability to utilize its advanced telco-grade IPTV platforms in applications other than telecommunications-based video applications. Optibase's Professional Services group served as the prime contractor for the video portion of the project providing a comprehensive video-based command and control solution.
Optibase's platforms have been integrated into a sophisticated command and control system co-developed by Israel Aircraft Industries (IAI) and NESS Technologies (TSG), which facilitates high-end surveillance from unmanned aircraft aerial vehicles (UAV).
Live video signals are delivered from the cameras installed on the UAV over an RF link to a mobile trailer located on the ground. The trailer is equipped with Optibase's MGW 200, which encodes the video signal into MPEG-2 and transmits it over a point-to-point wireless connection to dispersed command centres.
These are fitted out with a video tracking and annotation system that displays and keeps track of all video signals that are being transmitted from multiple sensors. The system can display up to eight video sources at a time in low resolution MPEG-4 and high quality MPEG-2 video streams. The video is transmitted from the mobile trailers to the command centres with very low delay. Additionally, the system archives the video signals and stores them based on thumbnail ID for later retrieval.
Optibase provides professional editing, compositing, encoding, decoding, video server upload and streaming solutions for telecom operators, service providers, broadcasters and content creators.
For further information, please visit www.optibase.com.
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