IOGear’s HD Matrix, which is based on the WHDI (Wireless Home Digital Interface) standard, can handle both those missions. What’s more, it can also send control signals from its receiver back to the devices plugged into its transmitter. ROBERT CARDINThe Wireless 5x2 HD Matrix can switch between HDMI sources and one component video source, sending their output to a single receiver.
... Super Affordable
Best of all, it’s reasonably priced. In fact, it’s pretty remarkable how little it costs. Pricing is based on which transmitters and receivers you pair together, and starts at $1750 for an HDMI out system. Going to an SDI receiver adds $200, while upgrading to Pro adds $400.
Personally, I’m shocked that for under $2000, we could send full broadcast quality video 300 feet. While it’s not for everyone, if you have a stage camera or two and are tired of them knocking band equipment over with cables, this might be the solution you’ve been dreaming about.
AMIMON PRO HD Continues to Dominate the Professional Camera Wireless HD Market
Tel Aviv, Israel - September 9, 2013 – AMIMON will demonstrate in IBC2013 the new products in its portfolio of Zero Latency HD wireless video transmitter-receiver modules designed for the professional markets. The new products target Broadcast and UAV segments, featuring a longer range of up to 500m with zero latency. The new systems are best suited for event broadcasting aerial photography, indoor and outdoor shooting, and other professional and industrial applications.. "Amimon continues to expand its Wireless HD product portfolio, offering new and easy ways for camera crews to operate”, said David Shefler, Vice President Global Sales and Marketing. “Longer range for outdoor video shooting with zero latency and HD quality enable producers and directors to improve production efficiency and flexibility at an affordable price,” added Shefler.
Amimon has introduced the Skylink, a wireless video link for UAVs that has virtually zero latency at 500m range.
"It's not compression and decompression in the traditional way. We developed a system based on joint-source channel coding where we divided the video into layers of visual importance," says David Shefler, vice president of sales and marketing. It is different from most links in that it is tailored for video; other video links, says Amimon, send the video, telemetry and other data en masse, sometimes leading to low-quality video reception.
The company built wireless links for Hollywood and surgical cameras. The Skylink is Amimon's first foray into the UAV business. Though mainly aimed at small civilian UAVs, the company is interested in expanding into the military market.
"We are looking into the military market, and they are looking into us," says Shefler.
AMIMON PRO’s SkyLink System Transmits HD Video from UAV to Ground with Near Zero Latency Amimon to demonstrate the extended range, second generation system at UAVSI, Washington DC, August 13-15
I spoke on April 10th in Beijing Infocomm about Smart Wireless Interactive Display. The Interest was high in the ability to wirelessly connect touch remote display to a sources such as Notebook Tablet or Camera, and have the ability to watch the real time video and controll the device at the same time https://www.infocomm-china.com/en/education_summit_program.html#infocomm-university-seminars
AMIMON continues to lead the Wireless High-Definition Revolution in
the Professional Camera Market at NAB 2013
AMIMON technology transforms Film, TV and Broadcast shooting as
the proven de facto wireless standard with zero latency
SANTA CLARA, CA – April
2, 2013 – AMIMON, the zero-latency wireless video company, announced
today that it will be demonstrating a long range technology solution during
NAB. This technology will enhance the AMIMON Pro line of products for the
professional camera industry. The Ultra
Range Wireless technology delivers zero-latency wireless video transmission for
up to 400 meters.
AMIMON PRO Wireless HD Video gives directors and producers
in the film, TV and broadcast industries both a real-time monitoring and the
instantaneous control of multiple cameras functions without cabling. The
addition of the AMIMON Ultra Range technology makes it possible for the first
time, new, disruptive use cases, such as UAV (Unmanned Aerial Vehicle) based
production, in-action outdoor sports events filming, and other specific range
demanding filming scenarios.
AMIMON’s zero latency
technology supports additional critical elements such as multicast and broadcast to up to 256 screens. AMIMON platforms are
designed to support HD-SDI and HDMI interfaces with wireless video transmission
of 1080p/60fps, and include new features such as time code and camera control
functions in the back cannel.
AMIMON
will demonstrate its HDMI & HD-SDI products offering, including the new
Ultra Range technology solution at NAB 2013, Booth C4151, April 8 – 11
in Las Vegas. Many other companies will show products based on AMIMON Zero-latency
technology.
“The addition
of our Long Range technology is revolutionary as no other solution on the
market offers high quality performance at 400 meters with zero latency,” said
David Shefler, vice president sales and marketing at AMIMON. “The AMIMON PRO high
quality wireless video is a solution that the professional camera market and
production industry has been seeking for a long time, and AMIMON is making it
possible.”
“If you
walk around the show, anytime you see zero latency it is most likely based on AMIMON's
solution. AMIMON has become the de facto standard for wireless video with no
latency. We are glad to see our customer’s success in this quickly growing
market,” Shefler added.
The AMIMON Professional product line harnesses the power of WHDI (Wireless Home
Digital Interface) and offers high-quality, zero latency video and allows
customization in high end products that are specific to the professional market
requirements. AMIMON systems provide the director with the necessary
flexibility to freely monitor the filmed scene in real time, eliminating the burdensome
dependency on wires in the production location. AMIMON Pro puts the director in
the center of the action and gives them all of the control. The solutions open
up new opportunities to control the production of reality shows by allowing multiple
cameras to broadcast video simultaneously to the production room at an
affordable cost. AMIMON PRO is already deployed in professional cameras,
monitors and accessories by numerous market leaders.
About AMIMON
AMIMON, a market leader
in wireless High-Definition solutions, is the only company that enables
zero-latency, interactive wireless video displays. As a founding member of the
WHDI (Wireless Home Digital Interface) standard, AMIMON’s semiconductor
solutions utilize WHDI to give users convenience and flexibility to access and
view content on any remote display. AMIMON’s Professional product line uses the
power of the technology to offer the same zero latency video and high image
quality, adding further capabilities and features specifically customized for
high-end products.
AMIMON is headquartered
in Herzlia, Israel, with offices in Santa Clara, Calif.; Tokyo, Japan; Taipei,
Taiwan and Shenzhen, China. To connect with AMIMON, visit http://www.AMIMON.com. You can follow AMIMON and the news on WHDI on Twitter at @WHDI.
AMIMON Brings Its PRO Solution to CES 2013: Company demonstrates advanced wireless solutions tailored to the specific needs of the custom installation, digital signage, medical and professional camera markets
A global executive with broad experience in management, business strategy, marketing and sales . David’s experience is in various markets including: Semiconductors, CE, and Wireless to name a few. David is Vice President of Sales and Marketing at Amimon, a fabless semiconductor company pioneering wireless uncompressed high-definition video for universal connectivity among CE video devices. Its uncompressed WHDI™ standard allows TVs and projectors to wirelessly interface to all video sources at a quality equivalent to that achieved with wired interfaces.
Prior to Amimon David was Founder and CEO of KunaTech, a technology-enabled service company. In KunaTech, David led strategic and business planning, engagement with key customers and raising funds. Before KunaTech, he held several management positions in both startups and corporate; including managing BD and customer support for Butterfly Communications, a company acquired by Texas Instruments. In TI, David managed word wide BD for the Short Distance Wireless Business Unit, creating revenue and building relationships with Fortune 500 accounts in the US, and major Japanese and European companies.
Startups, networking, new business development, strategic planning, technology, semiconductors, wireless, GPS, fundraising, business plans, marketing, and team building.
Other Interests
Traveling, especially trips to the jungle, teaching, coaching, movies, cycling, and family history.
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