Dream Chip to Introduce meshLINK Integration at IBC2022

Dream Chip to Introduce meshLINK Integration at IBC2022: Dream Chip – innovators in the field of miniaturised, broadcast-level cameras – will be attending IBC 2022 (Booth 10.C31) with the intention of displaying a range of significant upgrades which have been made to their AtomOne range, all of which further enhance the remarkably dynamic ways in which the camera range can be deployed.   Front and centre will be a demonstration of the upgrades made to their AtomOne SSM500 – a camera that achieves HD quality shooting speeds of 500fps in a robust camera body measuring just 189mm x 60mm x 60mm. The IBC demonstration of the camera will focus on the way that the addition of IP control, along with the integration of Broadcast Solutions’ meshLINK, now positions the SSM500 as the most flexible, agile and adaptable miniaturised camera on the market.   Broadcast Solutions’ meshLINK represents a full-duplex IP-based wireless system that incorporates a remarkable array of functionalities – including ultra-low latency UHD HEVC encoding, RCP, telemetry, intercom, return video and prompter. The system also offers unique functions like true adaptive encoding, Total Recall of all connectivity parameters and, the recently developed prediction tool for coverage calculation based on 3D maps. Thanks to all these added functionalities, the AtomOne SSM500 becomes more versatile than ever, but even more importantly – more reliable. Common applications of the AtomOne SSM500 often see it deployed in remote broadcast environments where there is heavy reliance on 5G, with many different broadcasters and devices competing for signal and bandwidth. The addition of meshLINK technology heightens the reliability of the connection made, and when combined with the unobtrusive, lightweight, discrete nature of the camera, allows this tiny device to be deployed in fully remote contexts – including shoulder and bike-mounted situations.