Dejero is partnering with Taoglas, a leading provider of antenna and RF technologies, to help its customers select best-in-class, high-performance antennas for its cellular bonding devices when used in mobile and fixed applications.

Dejero has announced a number of key staff promotions as part of its global strategy to scale sales activity, expand its technology partnerships and distributor networks, and broaden its reach into existing industry verticals and across regional markets. Rob Waters has been promoted to Global Director of Sales and Michael Stanton as Director of Sales for the Americas.

Dejero, an innovator in cloud-managed solutions that provide video transport and Internet connectivity while mobile or in remote locations, is demonstrating new features of its Core 5.1 intelligent encoding and network blending software for the very first time at IBC 2018 (RAI Amsterdam, 14-18 September 2018, Stand 11.C15).

Dejero, an innovator in cloud-managed solutions that provide video transport and Internet connectivity while mobile or in remote locations, is introducing its most powerful version of the EnGo mobile transmitter at the IBC show (IBC 2018, RAI Amsterdam, 14-18 September 2018, stand 11.C15). The latest EnGo is designed to give a picture quality advantage to broadcasters, especially when capturing high-motion news and sports content.

Dejero, an innovator in cloud-managed solutions that provide video transport and Internet connectivity while mobile or in remote locations, has formed a technology partnership with Canadian-based sUAS (small Unmanned Aircraft System) industry experts, Draganfly Innovations Inc. The collaboration sees Draganfly’s Commander UAV (unmanned aerial vehicle) quadcopter bundled together with the Dejero EnGo mobile transmitter—providing real-time video transport from the air. In addition, the companies’ combined expert knowledge will bring new and innovative solutions and services to Dejero’s broadcast customers and Draganfly’s customers across the many industry verticals they serve.

Entertainment content is no longer restricted to satellite or cable delivery. Forward thinking producers like McG are expanding their reach by developing high-quality web-based delivery entertainment like the youth adventure series Aim High. For the teams behind such series, production quality must be as high as feature films and prime time television for they know that what might be delivered via YouTube or Hulu can end up on giant screens. Cinematographer Brad Rushing and his team need their equipment to perform flawlessly, as they capture intense action, danger and drama for the series. With our time and budget, the choice of the RED MX Zeiss Super Speeds as our primary lenses and the important OConnor 2575 heads allowed us to achieve everything we needed on this web series. Rushing says. OConnor is part of Vitec Videocom and a Vitec Group company.

Avid today announced the largest showcase of integrated media production technology the company has ever presented at NAB. Avid is featuring completely new and upgraded solutions for advanced asset-based workflows spanning distributed production, multi-platform distribution, server and storage, and broadcast graphics, demonstrating how customers in news, sports, TV, and post-production can prepare for the demands of the future.

Following its launch at this years NAB Convention, DK-Technologies new DK Meter is already proving popular with international broadcasters who are seeing the unit as a viable solution for metering audio loudness.

No bigger than a smart phone and very competitively priced, the Compact Audio Loudness Meter (CALM) is designed to meet increasing demands from the market for cost-effective stereo and 5.1 metering, including loudness.