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  • VITEC and JODDB integrate low latency video tech for ISR border security operations.
  • Dragon Eye EO system enhances day-night imaging and target tracking in remote regions.
  • Al Oqab platform delivers ISR connectivity, improving situational awareness and decision-making.

VITEC has collaborated with the Jordan Design & Development Bureau (JODDB) to integrate advanced low-latency video streaming technology into border security operations, enhancing real-time Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (ISR) in remote and challenging areas.

This joint initiative leverages a vehicle-mounted mobile solution equipped with VITEC's technology, the Dragon Eye electro-optical system, and the Al Oqab mobile surveillance platform, all supported by Es’hailsat’s satellite communication connectivity.

Enhancing operational efficiency

The integration, commissioned by Haupshy, seeks to merge the strengths of JODDB’s Dragon Eye EO sensor and Al Oqab platform with VITEC’s MGW Diamond Tough video encoding and Es’hailsat’s SATCOM services, forming a reliable ISR solution. Ghassan Dadokh, Senior Business Development Manager at VITEC, emphasised the importance of providing operators with real-time intelligence in remote environments to improve decision-making and border security.

"We are proud to collaborate with our partners and support a capability that enhances border security, improves decision making, and strengthens operational effectiveness for defense and security forces," Dadokh stated.

Ensuring mission-critical visibility

JODDB’s Dragon Eye EO system enhances this capability by offering day and night imaging

The seamless integration of VITEC’s low latency, bandwidth-efficient video encoders ensures secure streaming of high-quality ISR video via satellite, achieving mission-critical visibility even in regions lacking infrastructure. Haupshy's solution connects all sensor, encoding, and SATCOM components into a cohesive operational framework. 

JODDB’s Dragon Eye EO system enhances this capability by offering day and night imaging, target tracking, and coordinate generation. The Al Oqab platform integrates these features onto a mobile mast, enabling effective surveillance in high-terrain areas where fixed towers are insufficient.

Reinforcing situational awareness

This comprehensive system enhances connectivity from the field to command centers, allowing defense and security forces to maintain situational awareness, monitor border activities, and expedite their decision-making processes.

The collaboration between VITEC and JODDB represents a significant advancement in ISR technology, crucial for modern security operations in challenging environments.

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