VITEC, a prominent player in the Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (ISR) technology sector, is set to debut its advanced streaming technologies at DSEI Japan 2025, from 21-23 May 2025.

This event marks VITEC’s first defense trade show appearance in the region, underscoring its expanding global footprint and commitment to delivering high-performance ISR video solutions worldwide.

Located at booth H5-452, VITEC will feature its ruggedized TOUGH encoder family, designed for video acquisition in challenging environments, as well as its MGW Diamond-H, a 4K and Dual-Channel SD/HD HDMI Encoder. Additionally, EZ TV ISR, VITEC’s video content management solution engineered for rapid deployment in the field, will also be demonstrated.

High-performance ISR video streaming

“We’ve been carefully monitoring the progress of DSEI Japan as well as the Indo-Pacific market overall, and it’s an exciting time to exhibit our latest technologies in the region at this growing show,” states Jamie Hind, APAC Regional Director at VITEC.

“VITEC is dedicated to providing dependable, secure, high-performance ISR video streaming solutions designed for the most demanding military settings.”

“We look forward to meeting partners and attendees at the event to showcase how our rugged encoders withstand challenging conditions and deliver superior video quality at low bitrates.”

MGW Diamond-H

MGW Diamond-H also offers screen sharing capabilities to facilitate seamless collaboration

At DSEI Japan, VITEC will showcase the MGW Diamond-H, available for streaming Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (ISR) video feeds over RF or satellite links, enabling real-time situational awareness and allowing tactical decision-making.

MGW Diamond-H also offers screen sharing capabilities to facilitate seamless collaboration and coordination within teams, resulting in mission-critical information being shared instantly.

Stream protection technologies like Zixi™, SRT, RIST, and Pro-MPEG ensure secure and reliable data transmission, preserving operational integrity.

Power over Ethernet (PoE)

Furthermore, Power over Ethernet (PoE) services streamline deployment by giving both power and data over a single Ethernet cable, resulting in a reduction of the need for additional power sources and making it ideal for rapid, adaptable installation in dynamic field environments.

Additionally, the VITEC booth will feature the MGW Pico+ TOUGH, a compact and energy-efficient video encoder for use in both unmanned and manned vehicles across land, sea, or air.

It includes a compact, airborne, and marine-certified enclosure, designed to operate in all environmental conditions.

Compact and flexible

Weighing less than 400 grams, the encoder maintains superior video quality at low bitrates

Weighing less than 400 grams, the encoder maintains superior video quality at low bitrates, provides overlay capabilities for timestamping and camera identification, and can adjust its bitrate according to available bandwidth.

The MGW Diamond TOUGH, part of the TOUGH family, is a quad-channel encoder for HEVC and H.264 HD/SD. It delivers multi-channel low-latency streaming with High Dynamic Range (HDR), ensuring exceptional video contrast and brightness.

The HEVC (H.265) compression decreases network bandwidth usage by up to 50% compared to H.264 standards. It is ideal for ground vehicle missions dedicated to ISR as it allows IP streaming within the vehicle as well as streaming to command & control thanks to HEVC.

VITEC's EZ TV ISR

Completing VITEC’s portfolio is the EZ TV ISR, a fully integrated tactical IPTV system. Users can process, archive, index, manage, and share tactical video and metadata.

Its secure and dependable architecture satisfies information assurance and cybersecurity requirements, facilitating the swift exploitation and processing of both live and recorded video assets.

EZ TV ISR can be rapidly deployed in various locations to function as the main interface for managing live and tactical video feeds.

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