TEXO Livestream

Real-time remote image streaming

Transform your project with a real-time remote camera stream. Using leading technology from KITE, TEXO Livestream gives you access to instant camera footage of your project, allowing you to make quicker decisions, save time and money, and keep your project moving.

This innovative livestream platform offers a flexible, reliable and cost-effective way to monitor your projects, keep people safe in remote and hazardous areas and resolve problems quickly. It brings your people together – inspection and issue resolution can be managed across countries and continents.

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Streaming anywhere

We can help you set up remote livestreaming for both onshore and offshore projects – in both built and natural environments. We’ll work with you on design and set up, so you are confident you’ll get the results you want.

Faster Decisions

Once set up, you can use the KITE system to involve all stakeholders in your project. Use it for initial surveys, capture specific project details and collaborate on unexpected issues, helping to drive better and quicker decision making.

Safer Working

Particularly important in remote or hazardous environments, our livestreaming technology helps to promote better safety on site, and helps to fulfil your requirements for safeguarding your people and your business.

KITE Technology – delivering live visual support

KITE Technology provides engineering consultancy and digital product solutions, enabling real-time access to external support, provision of technical work-packs such as images, engineering drawings, manuals and video data, allowing end users to make quicker decisions, save time and money and improve workers safety in remote or hazardous areas, across multiple industries.

A livestream scenario

A remote site worker needs to inspect a site and report back to project teams based on the other side of the world. The project team members can access the KITE system dashboard, whilst the remote worker accesses the system via smartphone, wearing a wearable camera.

The remote worker can record live video and upload to the platform. The project team can view the video – from multiple locations, annotate areas where they would like further inspection, or places that need repair, and respond immediately to the remote worker on site.

The video, stills and annotations are stored, so that they provide detailed project data and can be used as the project progresses to provide a benchmark for future tests and inspections, or to provide historical data.