It enables live video capture from POV cameras, UAVs and body worn devices

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Vislink used NAB to unveil DragonFly V, the ’world’s smallest’ video transmitter.

It enables live video capture from point-of-view (POV) cameras, unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV), body worn devices, and more, offering real-time video transmission.

Vislink is pitching the device for use in sports, entertainment to public safety.

DragonFly V weighs under 55 grams and delivers high-definition HDR video transmission with low latency, supporting video formats up to 1080P-50/60 HDR.

Mickey Miller, CEO of Vislink, said: “With the launch of DragonFly V, we are redefining the boundaries of live broadcast technology. This tiny yet mighty device exemplifies Vislink’s commitment to delivering innovative, high-performance solutions that our customers have come to expect.

“We believe DragonFly V will become an indispensable tool for professionals looking to push the limits of live video broadcasting. Its launch is a game-changer for the industry, and we are excited to see the remarkable content our clients will create with this technology.”