Video distribution System "SVC LIVECAST for Drone/Robot" is now available

Saver Corporation (Matsuyama City, Ehime Prefecture; President: Hiroshi Ninomiya), a developer of systems centered on video distribution technology, has expanded the lineup of its video distribution system "SVC LIVECAST" to offer a new service "SVC LIVECAST for Drone/Robot" that enables live video distribution for drones and robots on Tuesday, April 8, 2025.

Drone Operation

SVC LIVECAST for Drone/Robot

URL: https://www.saver.jp/services/svcLivecast_droneRobot/

Background

1.  The revision of the Basic Plan for Disaster Management specifies the use of unmanned aerial vehicles such as high-performance drones to assess the situation and transport supplies in times of disaster. 

2.  Level 4 unmanned automated vehicles are now required to be equipped with video and audio confirmation devices in their vehicles.

In line with the above two government policies, demand for live video distribution from drones, delivery robots, and various types of vehicles is increasing.

By integrating our video transmission system "SVC LIVECAST" into each device, we will start providing this service easily and inexpensively.

Remote monitoring of robots

Features of the service

(1) This service enables easy video transmission via WebRTC.

(2) Secure and low latency video transmission and sharing between two remote locations.

(3) Transmission of live video with a minimum low latency of 80msec for video and audio

(4) No complicated setup is required.

(4) Network setup is just like using a regular PC.

(5) Servers can be installed on the customer's contracted AWS.

(6) The server used can be installed on the customer's contracted AWS server or can be built on-premises.

Outline of the service

By embedding "SVC LIVECAST" in edge devices such as drones and robots at remote locations, it is possible to establish video communications system between the office and the edge devices.

By embedding "SVC LIVECAST" in edge devices such as drones and robots in remote areas, video communication and calls can be made between the office and the edge devices.

This system, which uses WebRTC, can be used by accessing a Web browser. WebRTC-based system can be used by accessing a Web browser.

This system can be installed on your existing equipment without the need to purchase any special equipment.

The use of 4G/5G, WiFi, and WiFi-HaLow(TM) wireless networks and general-purpose equipment such as PCs and Jetson computers are available for remote locations.

Therefore, it is not necessary to prepare expensive network infrastructure or equipment for live distribution and video sharing.

Future Prospects

We expect to see more and more remote monitoring of conditions and remote operation of equipment in response to emergencies such as large-scale disasters and firefighting, periodic inspections of bridge piers and tunnels, and more sophisticated automated operations.

In order to respond to these evolving conditions, we will promote the development of higher quality and real-time video images for further advancement of remote monitoring. In addition, we will also promote the construction of a network infrastructure necessary for remote monitoring, using new standards such as WiFi-HaLow(TM), which will enable the immediate construction and use of NW on site.

Service Details

Service name: "SVC LIVECAST for Drone/Robot

Date of service launch: April 8, 2025

Fee: Please inquire.

URL: https://www.saver.jp/services/svcLivecast_droneRobot/

Company Profile

Company name: Saber Corporation

Representative ： Hiroshi Ninomiya, President

Location: Marugo Bldg. 6F, 3-24, Rokkenya-cho, Matsuyama, Ehime 791-8021, Japan

Establishment: October 2003

Business description: System development centered on video distribution technology

Capital ： 50 million yen

URL ： https://www.saver.jp/