Featured project
Hedera
Hedera is a licence-free wireless audio and data link designed to connect moving sound systems
along a parade route. It delivers uncompressed stereo PCM audio with minimal latency between trucks.
Core capability
- Uncompressed audio: 16/24-bit PCM at 48 kHz, with at least one stereo channel
- Low latency target: tuned for stable, predictable performance in motion
- Resilience: packet redundancy and controlled buffering behaviour
- I/O: dual XLR stereo line input and output
- Digital option: stereo S/PDIF or AES input and output
- Service channel: messaging and coordination data link
Where bandwidth allows, additional audio channels can be carried.
RF and antenna approach
Mobile floats introduce vibration, alignment shift, and constantly changing geometry. Hedera is
engineered around predictable coverage and field-tuned stability rather than lab-perfect assumptions.
- Symmetrical beam pattern: 134 to 180 degrees
- Azimuth beam width: Dual H 67 to 90 degrees / V 67 to 90 degrees
- Elevation beam width: Dual H 67 to 90 degrees / V 67 to 90 degrees
Designed for moving routes
The system is intended for deployments where fixed cable paths are impossible and conventional
wireless audio is either too fragile, too crowded, or too heavily licensed for the job.
- Moving parade floats that need a shared programme feed
- Temporary outdoor routes with changing sight lines
- Engineering teams that need a separate service path for coordination
Request the technical brief
If you would like deployment patterns, spec detail, or a sanity-check on route geometry and float
spacing, email us and we will send a concise technical brief.
