We are attending Night Hawk 2016 on September the 27th and 28th. Night Hawk is Europe’s largest Special Operations Forces exercise. Part of the exercise takes place at Aalborg Air Base where we will showcase Reliable Multicast from our booth.

On monday the 12th of September we are attending International Broadcasting Convention (IBC) in Amsterdam. IBC is an expo focusing on the creation, management and delivery of electronic media.

Steinwurf participated in the Workshop of the ns-3 simulator (WNS3 ’16) in Seattle, USA (June 15-16 2016). The workshop focuses on research, technical studies, advances and discussions about the ns-3 simulator.

The below video illustrates systematic decoding of data, in this case a bitmap image. The left side is a view of the “received” data during the decoding, and the right side is a view of the decoding matrix. In this case we are using Erasure Correcting Codes (ECC).

In the beginning of April our team went to Dresden to setup our wurf.it “cloud”. The setup demonstrates live video streaming to many receivers with low delay and high reliability.

Today Steinwurf released two projects under the BSD License: Petro, an mp4 file parser, and Bourne, a simple c++11 json reader and writer.

Next week Steinwurf will be visiting the Aircraft Interiors Expo (AIX2016) in Hamburg Germany. Here we will showing our reliable multicast video streaming solution wurf.it, which can be used to multicast video streams to many users at the same time.

Steinwurf is at Mobile World Congress to demonstrate reliable multicast video streaming. The guys spent all weekend on setting up a miniature stadium to showcase the technology.

Steinwurf will be showcasing our reliable multicast video streaming solution wurf.it at the Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2016 in Barcelona.

Steinwurf successfully showcased the strengths of our media streaming service, wurf.it, at CeBIT 2015 in Hanover, Germany.