A Command Center in a Box? Check Out the IPX Flyaway Kit

The command center in a box.
(Image credit: RGB Spectrum)

RGB Spectrum has released its IPX Flyaway Kit. A complete, miniaturized mobile control room, it provides a comprehensive suite of display and communication capabilities in a rugged, deployable enclosure.

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The IPX Flyaway Kit is designed for command-and-control applications, combining real-time, low latency video processing, multi-signal encoding/decoding, built-in plus external display, and secure wireless connectivity. At its core is the IPX video processor, which integrates internal and external computer and camera resources, and remote video sources via LAN/WAN connectivity.

The IPX Flyaway Kit includes RGB Spectrum’s Zio Video-over-IP platform, offering local display for situational awareness and an advanced network for transmitting a common operating picture to remote monitors, video walls, and even mobile devices.

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  • Video Signal Aggregation: Multiview up to eight video signals simultaneously, from internal computer resources and network H.264/H.265 decodes.
  • Multi-Domain Network Management: Manages RAN, SAT, IoT devices, and sensors.
  • Gateway Services: Facilitates connections between private wireless networks and bonded public/private network uplinks.
  • Advanced Connectivity: Includes bonded, multi-SIM card, wireless backhaul for improved network resiliency, enhanced coverage, and increased bandwidth.
  • Plug-and-play integration: Accommodates external PCs, systems, displays, and sensors via HDMI and Ethernet ports.
  • Included hardware includes: Eight internal antennas, a rugged MIL-SPEC computer, an Ethernet switch, and a built-in 19-inch sunlight-readable monitor.

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