Live from anywhere. No fibre. No landline. No excuses.
Bonded 5G live streams from sites with no fibre.
Scope your event
- 4x
- <500ms
- 4K
- 15 min
Everything between your stage and your audience.
Bonded 4G/5G cellular streaming for outdoor venues and remote locations. Aggregates multiple cellular networks for redundancy and real-time failover. Proven on live multi-camera broadcasts from open ground, with no venue fibre at all.
- Bonded 4G/5G aggregating multiple operator networks for automatic failover
- LEO satellite backup available for venues with no cellular coverage
- Sub-500ms latency suitable for competitive streaming and audience interaction
- Simultaneous multi-platform delivery with independent encoder monitoring per output
The venue has no line. The stream still holds.
- Several networks as one
- Mobile networks bonded into one uplink, so no single network decides the show.
- One drops, the others carry
- The stream moves onto the remaining networks without a cut.
- Ready in minutes
- Up and streaming in about fifteen minutes on site.
Where is your event?
Fibre is not available. The event still has to go live.
Outdoor venues, mobile productions, live roadshows, sports coverage on location, broadcast from a boat, a desert camp, or a construction site. The broadcast brief says "stream live in broadcast quality to 50,000 viewers." The reality says "no fibre here."
Bonded cellular is how we close the gap. Four or more SIM cards from different carriers, aggregated into a single reliable uplink that is bigger and more resilient than any one carrier alone. If one carrier drops, the others pick up the load. The stream never stutters.
The technology sounds like a gadget. It is not. It is how field reporting has run for a decade in broadcast news, and it is how we run field broadcasts across the GCC.
Real field deployments, not a marketing brochure.
Open ground. We delivered a live multi-camera broadcast from open ground with no venue fibre, on bonded cellular with hot-standby encoding. Read the case study.
Field sport. Our shooting-sport broadcasts ran a four-day pilot and a three-day return on bonded 5G. The same kit suits equestrian, motorsport and sailing: cameras follow the action, and bonded cellular follows the cameras.
Ceremonies and outdoor events. Outdoor broadcasts from venues without fibre. Bonded cellular primary, with satellite failover when the event cannot afford a gap.
Corporate roadshows. Multi-city events where the broadcast has to be identical in every city even though the venues are not. Portable bonded kits standardise the uplink.
What buyers ask before they book.
What sits behind it?
- Broadcast bonding encoders with 4-8 active SIM slots. Carrier mix typically includes Etisalat, du, STC, Mobily, and local low-band operators for coverage resilience.
- 20-80 Mbps aggregate depending on cellular coverage at venue. Sufficient for broadcast-quality H.264 or H.265 encoded output at 1080p or 4K with redundant backup encoding.
- Sub-500ms glass-to-glass via SRT over the bonded link. Low-latency WebRTC mode available for sub-200ms applications.
- Automatic in-stream failover between SIMs. If one carrier drops, others continue; the receiver does not see a break. Starlink tertiary available for zero-coverage venues.
- 15 minutes from kit out of case to live broadcast. GPS-assisted network auto-select. Backpack and vehicle-mount configurations.
- LEO satellite can join the bond on our field kits, giving coverage in areas with no cellular signal at broadcast quality.
What if there is no cellular signal at the venue?
LEO satellite joins the bond as the third path. Venues with no cellular signal still get a broadcast-quality uplink by satellite. Deployment adds about 10 minutes for dish alignment.
Can bonded cellular match fibre quality?
For streaming at 1080p or 4K, yes. 20-80 Mbps aggregate throughput is comfortably above broadcast encoder requirements. Where bonded cellular does not match fibre is on sub-20ms latency applications (esports tournament competition paths, for example).
Which carriers do you use in the GCC?
UAE: Etisalat and du. Saudi: STC and Mobily. Qatar: Ooredoo and Vodafone. Oman: Omantel and Ooredoo. Kuwait: Zain and Ooredoo. Bahrain: Batelco and STC. Coverage and carrier mix scoped per venue in the pre-event site survey.
How is this different from just using a 5G hotspot?
A single 5G hotspot relies on one carrier. If that carrier drops, the stream drops. Bonded cellular aggregates multiple carriers so failure of any one is invisible to the broadcast. Plus the encoder hardware is broadcast-grade, not consumer-grade.
What is the cost difference vs. installing temporary fibre?
Bonded cellular is dramatically cheaper for short-duration events (typically 60-80% less than temporary fibre with install). For multi-week deployments, temporary fibre sometimes wins on cost. Pre-event scoping will tell you which makes sense for your event.
Tell us what you are planning.
We come back within 24 hours with a scope, a price and the assumptions behind both.
- The date Or the window you are working towards.
- The venue A hall, an office, or nowhere at all if it is online only.
- Who is watching Roughly how many, and how many of them are somewhere else.
That is enough to start. We will ask for the rest.