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Dejero aggregates multiple wireless connections into a single service for uninterrupted live broadcasts from remote locations. On this new episode of Dejero Tech Talk our Jeremy Miller, Global Director of Technical Account Management, shares some tips and tricks on how to get the best transmission in congested areas.

One connection is never enough. Dejero GateWay network aggregation devices are designed to deliver reliable connectivity for general-purpose applications including voice, video, and data while in nomadic or mobile environments, and more. On this new episode we hear from Dejero’s Director of Network Technology Products, Matt Scully, explains the power of the GateWay products.

Dejero EnGo 3 is a mobile transmitter and internet gateway device built for reliable video transmission and fast file transfer. With native 5G modems and superior RF and antenna architecture that ensures optimal antenna isolation, this transmitter offers greater reliability, especially in situations where the cellular signal strength is weak.

With a completely redesigned RF and antenna architecture to unlock the true potential of 5G connections, Dejero EnGo 3x mobile video transmitter offers greater reliability for video transmission and internet access.

Have you heard about the Dejero EnGo 265 mobile transmitter? Introducing our new GateWay Mode feature, this product is already turning heads within the broadcast industry. In this episode of Dejero Tech Talks, our Ivy Cuervo sat down with Daniel Morin, technical sales manager, to talk about the EnGo 265 and its award-winning technology.

The Dejero EnGo 263 mobile transmitter delivers real-time unmanned aerial systems (UAS) tactical video, offering increased situational awareness for law enforcement, firefighting and emergency response services.

The Dejero EnGo 265 mobile video transmitter combines live transmission and internet gateway capabilities in one easy-to-carry device. Experience the newsgathering power of reliable connectivity to go live and access the internet from wherever you are.

Dejero and Montreal-based multi-media production company, Scratch Takes, were behind the successful live streaming of a new world record attempt for the highest number of caber tosses in one hour during the 45th annual Montreal Highland Games, despite limited onsite network connectivity. Scratch Takes deployed a Dejero GateWay M6E6 network aggregation device during the event, featuring Dejero’s Smart Blending Technology to combine connectivity from local cellular networks providers to ensure an uninterrupted live stream.

First responders, law enforcement, and emergency management public safety agencies depend on Dejero to provide the resilient connectivity necessary for their operations. Dejero aggregates multiple wireless broadband networks — cellular and satellite — into a single service that delivers uninterrupted connectivity for mission-critical communications.