Wireless transmission（Wireless transmission）It refers to a way of data transmission that utilizes wireless technology. Wireless transmission and wired transmission are corresponding. With the continuous development of wireless technology,The application of wireless transmission technology is increasingly being accepted by all industries.Wireless image transmission, as a special application method, has also gradually gained popularity among a wide range of users.Its features such as ease of installation, high flexibility and high cost-effectiveness have enabled more industries to adopt wireless transmission methods to establish connections between the monitored points and the monitoring center.

      1. The overall cost is lower and the performance is more stable.Just make a one-time investment, no need to dig trenches or lay pipes. It is particularly suitable for outdoor locations that are far apart and in situations where the area has already been decorated. In many cases, users often encounter great inconvenience due to geographical conditions and work requirements, such as in mountainous areas, ports, and open spaces. These special geographical environments make wired networks and wired transmission wiring projects extremely inconvenient. Using wired methods would result in a very long construction period, or even be impossible to achieve.At this point, using wireless monitoring can break free from the constraints of cables, featuring a short installation period, convenient maintenance, strong scalability, and the ability to quickly recover costs.

      2. The networking is flexible, with good scalability and plug-and-play functionality.Managers can quickly incorporate new wireless monitoring points into the existing network without having to lay out a new network or add equipment. They can easily achieve remote wireless monitoring.

      3. The maintenance cost is low.Wireless monitoring maintenance is handled by the network provider. The front-end equipment is a plug-and-play, maintenance-free system.

      4. The wireless monitoring system is a combination of monitoring and wireless transmission technologies. It can transmit real-time on-site information from different locations to the wireless monitoring center via wireless communication means, and automatically form a video database for easy future retrieval.

      5. In the wireless monitoring system, the wireless monitoring center receives real-time video information from the monitored points, and this video information is continuous and clear. At the wireless monitoring points, cameras are typically used to collect real-time information of the scene. The cameras are connected through wireless video transmission equipment and send data signals via radio waves to the monitoring center.

      Wireless monitoring has a wide range of applications and is distributed widely in various fields such as security monitoring, traffic monitoring, industrial monitoring, and home monitoring, etc. For example:

•       Wireless surveillance of ATMs, bank tellers, supermarkets, factories, etc.

•       Nursing homes, kindergartens and schools offer remote wireless monitoring services.

•       Unattended systems for power stations and telecommunications base stations

•       Wireless monitoring systems for oil, drilling, exploration, etc.

•       Intelligent building, intelligent community wireless monitoring system

•       Pipeline wireless monitoring system, warehouse wireless monitoring system

•       Remote wireless monitoring of forest, water source and river resources

•       Outdoor equipment wireless supervision

•       Wireless monitoring system for traffic conditions of bridges, tunnels and intersections

•       Wireless video transmission system for tourist attractions, large industrial areas and construction sites

•       Forest Fire Prevention Wireless Video Transmission System

•       Wireless video transmission system for ports, docks and border inspection stations