Live Video Transmission System from
small ships (troop of ~20) to mother ships for Indian Navy surveillance

Video surveillance on naval ships is a critical component of modern maritime security, combining advanced
imaging technologies with integrated monitoring systems to protect vessels, crew, and strategic assets.

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Naval ships operate in complex and often hostile environments, where threats can arise from piracy, terrorism,
smuggling, or even insider activity. To address these risks, navies deploy comprehensive video surveillance systems
that provide real-time situational awareness across the ship and its surrounding waters. From Baby ships to Mother
ship . at a stretch 20 Baby ships can transmit RF video from Baby ship to Mother ships
At the core of these systems are high-definition cameras strategically placed or in the vessel. These include Hi Defination Cameras for continuous monitoring and can be manually controlled to focus on specific targets and allows for rapid response.

Data from surveillance systems is typically routed to a central command center onboard, where trained personnel
monitor multiple feeds simultaneously. Footage is often recorded and stored securely for later review, which is
essential for investigations, training, and operational analysis.
The System described will be fully tested for MIL STD 810 E/F