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FLEX
Software-defined video from the edge. Full-motion video on any network from commercial to DDIL RF networks — without new hardware, new radios, or new infrastructure.
Software-defined video from the edge. Full-motion video on any network from commercial to DDIL RF networks — without new hardware, new radios, or new infrastructure.
FLEX compresses tactical video using AV1 with error-resilient coding, delivering dramatic bandwidth reduction with bounded, sub-second recovery on packet loss — where legacy encoders freeze for seconds on the same link.
AV1 error-resilient coding with golden-frame anchoring keeps video flowing through packet loss. Bounded sub-second recovery instead of the multi-second freezes legacy codecs produce on degraded RF links.
Deployed as Docker containers on Linux (ARM64 and x86_64), air-gap capable. Runs on compute you already own. Requires only an IP-capable data interface on the radio — no modifications to existing radios or infrastructure.
AI Tap lets an operator-supplied AI container consume video locally at the point of capture — eliminating the need to stream a separate feed for AI processing and multiplying real-world bandwidth savings.
Strict constant-bitrate output with enforced frame-size bounds — no bursts, no peaks. Tactical radios can allocate fixed airtime for video and trust that FLEX stays inside it.
Complete API for integrators, built on open standards (GStreamer, AV1). FLEX Manager, the included web UI, provides pipeline management for operators — the API also works standalone.
Native playback on TAK 5.5+ (ATAK/WinTAK), Anduril Lattice, Vidterra Compass, and Ardupilot. Open-standard AV1 output means broad decoder support beyond the tactical ecosystem.
FLEX streams play natively across the TAK ecosystem on 5.5 and later — ATAK and WinTAK, no plugins, no sideloaded decoders. FLEX also auto-detects UAS Tool streams (RTSP Push) and transcodes them on the fly, so existing drone feeds drop straight into the common operating picture.
FLEX has moved full-motion video across links that have historically never carried it — validated in field testing and operational use.
Validated on fielded radios and terminals from L3Harris, TrellisWare, Silvus Technologies, Persistent Systems, Rockwell Collins, Codan, DTC, Iridium, Starlink, Thales, Viasat, Inmarsat, Microhard, Doodle Labs, and others — FLEX requires only an IP-capable data interface.
| License model | Perpetual license — one-time purchase, no recurring subscription. |
|---|---|
| Streams | Up to 4 concurrent independent streams per license. |
| Platform | Linux (ARM64 and x86_64), delivered as Docker containers with offline installer. Air-gap capable. |
| Codec | AV1, AV1 RTP |
For pricing, evaluation, or a demonstration on your links, get in touch with our team.
Full documentation, deployment guides, and downloads live on our gated FLEX portal. Submit your email address at the portal, and once approved — individually, or by requesting domain approval to cover your whole organization — you'll receive a one-time passcode to sign in.
Everything in FLEX is driven by a full REST API — pipelines, encoding, outputs, KLV, audio, webhooks, and playback — built on open standards. The complete API reference is available on the portal, with the same access process.