Across the battlespace, the side with the clearest picture and the fastest decisions wins. Nodestream™ keeps every layer of the remote operation connected, so commanders act on truth.


Nodestream encoders aggregate multiple IP and HDMI video sources into secure, persistent, resilient, low-latency streams; including PTZ and fixed cameras, navigation instruments, and mission computers. Operators receive real-time awareness even in challenging environments because these streams optimise for bandwidth-constrained SATCOM or terrestrial links.
Secure, dedicated TCP/UDP channels transmit mission-critical control traffic. This ensures deterministic, reliable operation while isolating critical commands from high-bandwidth video streams.
Onshore, Nodestream decoders reconstruct the uncrewed system environment across operator workstations. Navigation, survey, and control PCs appear locally accessible, with USB, keyboard, mouse, and audio devices extended transparently. Operators can interact with mission systems, sensors, and communication tools exactly as they would onboard or in-theatre—no retraining required.
Nodestream Live distributes selected video and sensor feeds to multiple stakeholders, supervisors, or mission observers in real time. Multiple users can monitor operations simultaneously without affecting primary control performance, supporting joint operations, ISR missions, and multi-domain coordination.
Designed for harsh and contested environments, Nodestream’s modular architecture supports:

At each remote site (e.g., forward base, naval platform, UAV ground station, or mobile command unit), a Nodestream Encoder consolidates IP camera feeds and mission-system outputs, including:
Feeds are optimised and transmitted over constrained communications links—including SATCOM, LTE, or tactical IP radio—operating at bandwidths as low as 500 kbps per stream. This ensures resilient performance even in degraded or contested network environments.
Each location operates independently while securely feeding a higher-echelon command node.
The secure Nodestream On-Prem Server routes all incoming video and data streams and serves as a controlled distribution hub within the command network.
This structure allows operational commanders to maintain oversight across multiple field locations while preserving autonomy and control at the tactical edge.
Nodestream enforces strict role-based permissions aligned to defence command structures.
Full Access
Granted to command-level personnel and operational leadership (e.g., Task Group Commanders, Operations Officers, ISR Coordinators). Enables complete situational awareness and control of assigned systems.
View-only access
Assigned to intelligence analysts, support elements, or coalition partners requiring operational transparency without control authority.
Limited access
Provided to technical specialists, system engineers, or remote subject-matter experts for defined feeds or time windows—supporting troubleshooting, validation, and mission support without exposing the full network architecture.This structured model maintains operational security while enabling distributed collaboration.
Each node feeds into a unified command visibility framework, enabling parallel monitoring of concurrent missions across theatres. Commanders can observe up to 25 simultaneous streams per server instance (supporting up to 400 field cameras), ensuring scalable ISR and operational oversight.

Authorised experts can securely receive live operational feeds for immediate support in technical, operational, or medical scenarios.
By synchronising live video, telemetry, and mission-system data, Nodestream ensures remote experts maintain full situational awareness—enabling informed, confident decision-making in time-critical environments.
At command centres or secure shore facilities, Nodestream decoders reconstruct synchronised video, audio, and operational data across dedicated workstations. Remote specialists can:
This creates a secure virtual presence, allowing experts to effectively “deploy digitally” into operational theatres while frontline units continue operating within established command structures and workflows.
