WeatherVision™ / WeatherVision Data™
WeatherVision is an affordable, 100% digital, HD tower camera system designed to deliver live video from remote locations and built specifically for the exacting demands of the broadcast industry. Our patented “video on demand” time-lapse and “store & forward”, bandwidth saving, video technologies are both included in the standard software package.
WeatherVision cameras are easy to move and install allowing you to highlight local events around the viewing area. In addition to beautiful views and high traffic areas, place cameras in locations for concerts, fashion shows, festivals and much more! As an added bonus, sponsorships can be sold based on location or event. WeatherVision cameras put you in the action and help increase your ROI.
Multiple Broadcast and Video Applications
WeatherVision provides live, broadcast-quality video and archives 48 hours of time-lapse images in the system. On demand, the system allows you to display a time-lapse for any given time period in the previous 48 hours.
The WeatherVision cameras send video over standard DSL or cable modems to multiple video/image streams to multiple live sources, including:
- Newscasts / breaking events
- Websites, PDAs and cellphones
- Digital cameras
WeatherVision Data™
By adding a WxView™ weather sensor, WeatherVision becomes WeatherVision Data, allowing you to integrate live weather data with video and time-lapses for on-air broadcast. These weather sensors can be located across the city and even broadcast back from Mobile Weather™ stations. All of these combined resources reinforce your station as the local weather leader.
Field Sites
The field equipment package is a turnkey system designed to operate in the harshest conditions. WeatherVision combines state of the art HD quality features like:
- 100% digital video cameras
- Computer
- Installation kit
- Wiring
- Roof mount
- Communications equipment
WeatherVision will also stream back extremely high quality video over a low-bandwidth DSL line for online use. In addition, images are sent back to allow high quality time-lapses to be created.
