Domo Broadcast Systems
Domo Broadcast Systems designs and manufactures ultra-low-latency COFDM wireless video transmitters, HEVC encoders/decoders, IP Mesh nodes, and bespoke broadcast systems for sports broadcasters, production service providers, and broadcast networks globally, as a subsidiary of Codan Limited.
- Company typePrivate
- Founded2019
- HeadquartersFareham, United Kingdom
- Headcount51–100
- GTM typeB2B
- OfferingHardware or Manufacturing
What Domo Broadcast Systems does
Domo Broadcast Systems (DBS) designs and manufactures ultra-reliable, broadcast-quality, ultra-low-latency wireless video and audio transmission equipment for the professional broadcast industry, headquartered in Fareham/Whiteley, UK. Its portfolio spans COFDM wireless transmitters (Sapphire TXRPM, Sapphire-BTX, Eclipse HEVC, Nano Pro TX, PicoTX), HEVC encoders and decoders (Onyx-IP, Sapphire family), single-frequency IP Mesh networking nodes and the IP-Mesh Backbone, VSAT satellite terminals, fibre systems, and RF power amplifiers. Underlying technical differentiators include proprietary 5MHz modulation that doubles wireless camera density within a licensed 10MHz slot, sub-40ms end-to-end HEVC encoding, self-healing bi-directional IP Mesh architecture, and bespoke FPGA-driven Special Projects engineering for motorsport, drone, body-worn, and film-set applications. The company is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Codan Limited (ASX:CDA) via Domo Tactical Communications, formed through the 2022 merger of Broadcast Wireless Systems and DTC Domo Broadcast, and expanded its North American footprint through the December 2023 acquisition of Wave Central LLC.
Domo Broadcast monetises primarily through direct enterprise hardware sales of COFDM, HEVC, IP Mesh, and satellite products, complemented by quote-based Special Projects engineering services for bespoke system integration. Go-to-market combines direct field sales to major sports broadcasters and networks with a global channel partner network spanning Europe, Asia-Pacific, the Middle East, Africa, and the Americas, plus the now-in-house Wave Central integration capability for North America. Customer segments are horizontally distributed across sports broadcasters (Formula E, NEP, Gravity Media, LaLiga, Mediapro), broadcast networks (BBC, ITV, CNN, NRK), live event producers, film production, and aerial broadcasting. Marketing is anchored in major industry trade shows (IBC, NAB, CABSAT), SVG Europe sponsorship, and extensive technical case-study content. Recognised customers include Formula E Technology (220 on-board cameras across 22 race cars), CNN (Sapphire codec 4K contribution trials), NEP Finland (Eurovision 2024 Steadicam coverage), and BBC (eagle-mounted and satellite flyaway deployments), evidencing the company's presence at the highest tier of live broadcast production.
Domo Broadcast Systems firmographics
Firmographics- Name
- Domo Broadcast Systems
- Legal name
- Domo Broadcast Systems Ltd
- Website
- https://domobroadcast.com
- Company type
- Private
- Founded year
- 2019
- Operating status
- Operating
- Headcount range
- 51–100 employees
- Short description
- Domo Broadcast Systems designs and manufactures ultra-low-latency COFDM wireless video transmitters, HEVC encoders/decoders, IP Mesh nodes, and bespoke broadcast systems for sports broadcasters, production service providers, and broadcast networks globally, as a subsidiary of Codan Limited.
- Ownership category
- akta.pro rank
Domo Broadcast Systems industry classification
Industry- Product category
- Broadcast Equipment
- NAICS
- Radio and Television Broadcasting and Wireless Communications Equipment Manufacturing (334220)
- SIC
- Radio & Tv Broadcasting & Communications Equipment (3663)
- akta.pro primary industry
- Media Transport & Contribution (SRT/RIST, Satellite/IP, Fiber) (MPAHAKAD)
- akta.pro secondary industries
- Codec & Format Support (HEVC/AV1/VVC, HDR, IMF, MXF) (MPAHAHAE), Playout Infrastructure & Hardware (Servers, Storage, SDI/IP Gateways) (MPAHAKAJ)
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Where Domo Broadcast Systems is headquartered
LocationHeadquarters
- HQ city
- Fareham
- HQ country
- United Kingdom
- HQ region
- Europe
Offices2 records
Markets served
Domo Broadcast Systems business model
Business model- GTM type
- B2B
- Offering type
- Hardware or Manufacturing
- Cost components
- Personnel, Technology or R&D, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Supply Chain
Revenue model
- Hardware Sales: Sale of broadcast wireless transmission equipment including COFDM transmitters, receivers, video encoders/decoders, IP Mesh nodes, RF power amplifiers, and fibre systems. Products are sold as standalone units or integrated into customer broadcast setups.
- Bespoke/Special Projects: Custom-designed solutions and project management services for customers requiring specialized broadcast technology. Engineering team provides system integration, mechanical design, software development, and FPGA skills for unique customer requirements.
Go-to-market motion3 records
Distribution channels4 records
Marketing channels4 records
Domo Broadcast Systems product offering
Product offeringCore offering
Domo Broadcast Systems designs, manufactures and sells broadcast-quality wireless video transmission equipment based on COFDM, HEVC and IP Mesh technologies, alongside encoders, decoders, fibre systems and satellite terminals used for live sports, news and event broadcasting. The company also delivers bespoke engineering solutions and project management for broadcasters requiring custom RF, FPGA or mechanical designs. Products are sold as standalone units or as integrated systems to sports broadcasters, broadcast networks and outside broadcast companies worldwide.
Product overview
Domo Broadcast Systems (DBS) is a broadcast technology company that provides ultra-reliable, broadcast-quality, ultra-low latency video/audio solutions via wireless microwave (COFDM), IP streaming, and fibre links for demanding applications. The portfolio is organized into several product lines: (1) COFDM wireless transmitters including the Sapphire TXRPM (motorsport with 4K HEVC, recording and playback), Sapphire-BTX camera-back transmitter (4K HEVC in compact form factor), DBS PicoTX (ultra-miniature body-worn/drone unit at 25cc), Eclipse HEVC (award-winning with 5MHz modulation enabling double RF bandwidth), and Nano Pro TX; (2) COFDM wireless receivers including Sapphire RXD-4 and RXD-5, and ProRXD-1RU; (3) IP Mesh products including the DBS Nano IP (1.2–6GHz IP Mesh module), general IP Mesh nodes (2x100mW to 2x15W), Quartz TX (combining HEVC/COFDM with IP Mesh for wireless clip-on), and IP-Mesh Backbone (centralised single-channel RF control); (4) Video encoders/decoders including the Onyx-IP family (H.265/HEVC up to 4K UHD, quad-mode 4xHD at <40ms, dual-network SRT streaming, ST2022-7 redundancy, BISS/DES encryption) and the Sapphire codec line; (5) VSAT satellite solutions including the Rugged Modem, and flyaway/vehicle dishes from Cobham and Milexia; (6) RF Power Amplifiers and Fibre Systems; and (7) bespoke Special Projects engineering services. DBS also operates an IP Mesh system combining HEVC encoding, COFDM, and IP Mesh for self-healing, bi-directional private wireless networks enabling VoIP, camera control, GPS, telemetry, and return vision. The company was formed in 2022 through the merger of Broadcast Wireless Systems (BWS) and DTC Domo Broadcast under parent company Codan Limited.
Differentiator
Problem solved
Functional benefit
Brands
- Sapphire: HEVC encoders and decoders for broadcast applications including Sapphire TX, Sapphire TXRPM, Sapphire RXD-4, Sapphire RXD-5, Sapphire BTX, and Sapphire Rack Encoder product lines.
- Onyx
- Eclipse
- IP Mesh
- Quartz
- Nano
- Film Assist
Products and services
- Sapphire TXRPM COFDM Wireless Transmitter HEVC encoder with integrated COFDM transmitter designed for motorsport and mobile applications. Transmits a single 4K image or four separate HD cameras simultaneously with recording to USB mass storage and real-time over-air playback. Includes built-in 100mW COFDM transmitter in DVB-T or UMVL modes, microphone for vehicle audio, and optional CyanView camera control, with end-to-end latency under 40ms.
- Sapphire RXD-5 HEVC Receiver High-performance HEVC receiver/decoder for broadcast decode applications. Part of the Sapphire family of encoders and decoders, providing broadcast-quality decoding of HEVC-encoded signals for live broadcast workflows.
- Sapphire RXD-4 HEVC Receiver HEVC receiver from the Sapphire family used in marine and motorsport broadcast applications, including the UIM E1 World Championship electric boat racing series.
- Sapphire-BTX Camera-Back Transmitter Lightweight, compact camera-back transmitter integrating a True 4K HEVC encoder with a COFDM modulator. Supports low-latency UHD/HD encoding (typically 35ms), 3G/6G/12G SDI inputs, interchangeable RF modules, optional bi-directional camera control, Anton Bauer and V Lock battery support, UHD/HD HDR and timecode insertion, ASI Out, and IP streaming with web browser control.
- Sapphire TX COFDM Wireless Transmitter COFDM wireless transmitter from the Sapphire family providing broadcast-quality wireless video for live events, breaking news, and sports coverage, with integrated HEVC encoder and built-in COFDM modulator.
- DBS PicoTX COFDM Transmitter Ultra-miniature COFDM digital video transmitter designed for body-worn and miniature drone applications. Offers COFDM transmission at 50mW, HEVC or legacy H.264 encoding, 25 cubic-cm volume, and consumes under 4.5W when transmitting 1080p50/59 with HDR at full power.
- Eclipse HEVC Broadcast Transmitter HEVC broadcast camera-back transmitter operating in DVB-T mode with Dual-Pedestal capability, 200mW output power, and a unique 5MHz modulation scheme allowing two wireless cameras in a single 10MHz channel. Supports single 12G-SDI UHD or four 3G-SDI HD inputs with embedded audio, dual high-performance stereo analogue audio inputs with phantom power, and optional integrated UHF camera control.
- Quartz TX Wireless Camera Clip-On Unit Wireless camera clip-on unit combining HEVC encoding, COFDM modulation, and IP Mesh wireless technology. Provides a 4K HDR video link with bi-directional IP Mesh network for native IP camera control, communications to the camera operator, remote command and control, and optional return video.
- Onyx-IP HEVC Encoder and Decoder Family Broadcast-quality H.265/HEVC encoder and decoder family designed for remote production (REMI) over leased lines or satellite, supporting up to 4K UHD. The encoder handles 4 HD or 1 UHD feed with sub-40ms latency, dual-network SRT streaming up to 120Mb/s, ST2022-7 for glitch-free network recovery, BISS/DES encryption, and a quad mode encoding four synchronous HD inputs. Companion decoder pairs for satellite, leased line, and remote production applications.
- DBS Nano IP Mesh Module High-efficiency IP Mesh module covering frequencies from 1.2GHz to 6GHz, designed to simplify how users integrate IP control into broadcast setups while ensuring high-quality performance across various broadcast environments.
- IP Mesh Node Family Family of IP Mesh nodes ranging from ultra-small 2x100mW dual-receive units to 2x15W quad-receive units, enabling a self-healing, self-forming private IP network over a single RF channel for VoIP comms, camera control, GPS, remote control and monitoring, vehicle telemetry, return vision, autocue, and PTZ control using TDMA protocol.
- DBS IP-Mesh Backbone Centralised control solution allowing broadcasters to manage all wireless devices on a single RF channel via the IP Mesh network. Reduces the number of RF licenses needed and the kit attached to cameras, and enables monitoring and control from any node in the network via a common web browser.
- Fibre Systems Fibre-based broadcast video and audio transport solutions providing high-bandwidth, low-latency connectivity for video contribution across demanding broadcast applications.
- RF Power Amplifiers RF power amplifiers that extend the range and power of COFDM wireless transmission systems for broadcast applications.
- Nano Pro TX Transmitter Ultra-miniature COFDM digital video transmitter for Point-of-View and body-worn applications offering ultra-low latency H.264 High Profile encoding and SDI/HD-SDI inputs up to 1080p50/59, used in film production (Ford v Ferrari, Fast & Furious) and live events.
- ProRXD-1RU COFDM Receiver COFDM receiver/decoder with dual optional receive and HD decoding functions in a 1RU enclosure, supporting low-delay SD and HD MPEG-2 and H.264 decoding. Compatible with all Domo Broadcast Systems encoders and most third-party encoders, and used for aerial broadcast downlinks from helicopters and UAVs.
- Special Projects / Bespoke Engineering Services Bespoke design and project management services delivered by Domo Broadcast Systems' mechanical, software, FPGA and systems engineers. Covers system integration, mechanical design (including in-house 3D printing), hardware and PCB layout, software and GUI development, FPGA/VHDL/DSP skills, and custom vehicle systems for motorsport and other unique broadcast requirements.
- Rugged Satellite Modem Ruggedized, weatherproof satellite modem with integral WiFi router using industry-standard connectors, suitable for broadcast and government use. Powered from 12V via car cigarette socket or V-lock camera batteries, designed for Ka-Band IP-over-Satellite systems, and mounts directly on the antenna.
- Vehicle Dish Cobham 8100 Auto-acquiring vehicle-mounted satellite dish with dynamic pointing correction, supporting Ka/Ku bands with a choice of carbon reflector sizes for on-location broadcast applications.
- Flyaway Dish Cobham 3075 Lightweight, rugged, modular mobile flyaway terminal for Ku- and Ka-band operation. Features quick deployment, a 4-piece 0.75m carbon fibre reflector, weighing under 10.4kg in an airline checkable single-case configuration, and supports Ku-band networks and Inmarsat GX when switched to the GX feed assembly.
- Flyaway Dish Milexia TP100 1.5m segment carbon fibre reflector flyaway dish, ultra-portable at 23kg with no-tools assembly, MPAD 'Manual Pointing Aid', battery-powerable, available in 6W and 8W RF power options.
- Vehicle Dish Milexia RM150 Fully Eutelsat-characterised auto-pointing antenna with a 1.5m high-gain carbon fibre reflector, single thread or 1+1 redundant RF options up to 400W, designed for high wind loading environments.
- Flyaway Dish Milexia TP150 Quick deploy flyaway assembly requiring no tools, featuring a high-gain carbon fibre reflector in a lightweight, IATA-compliant, compact and robust design.
- Flyaway Dish Milexia Scorpion Compact flyaway system with 60cm, 80cm and 1m reflector options, X, Ku and Ka-Band support, lightweight and weatherproof construction, up to 55W terminal power, and integrated IP modem.
- DBS Film Assist Wireless Camera Review System Wireless camera review system for film production sets using a Helios-TX transmitter to pass 10-bit video, LUTs for colour correction, time codes, and camera metadata to receivers around the set, enabling instant shot review without waiting for rushes to be assembled. Supports PsF video formats, SDI loop-through, fan control for silent running, and 24p video framerate.
Quantifiable outcome
- 220 on-board cameras across 22 Formula E cars made simultaneously visible in real-time for FIA safety requirements
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Companies that use Domo Broadcast Systems
Customer profileNamed customers16 records
Segments5 records
Ideal customer profiles4 records
Domo Broadcast Systems technology and API
TechnologyTechnology focussed Yes
API detail
- Has API
- No
- API docs
- API detail
Core technology
AI maturity
App detail
Feature9 records
Domo Broadcast Systems partnerships and signals
Strategic signalPartnerships
25 partnerships are on record, tiered flagship, core and regional.
- ISE Barcelona 2026 EcosystemflagshipPartnered with Alfalite, Brainstorm, Dejero, FOR-A, KitPlus, Ontario Soluciones, and RGB Spectrum to create world's first end-to-end critical connectivity ecosystem showcase at ISE Barcelona 2026, demonstrating interconnected technologies across emergency response and broadcast scenarios.
- Wave Central LLCcoreAcquired by Codan Limited through Domo Broadcast Holdings LLC on December 1, 2023. Wave Central is a leading North American systems integrator of wireless broadcast equipment creating industry-specific products integrated with Domo Broadcast technology. Has been Domo Broadcast's primary distribution channel into North American market for 15 years. Consideration was $9.1M upfront plus up to $12.2M earn-out payments.
- Timeline TVcoreStrategic collaboration with Domo Broadcast Systems and Formula E Technology to deploy revolutionary in-car broadcasting solution enabling 220 on-board cameras across 22 Formula E cars with simultaneous transmission and remote production capabilities.
- Formula E TechnologycorePartnership with Timeline TV and Domo Broadcast Systems to meet FIA safety requirement for all Formula E cars' on-board cameras to be simultaneously visible during races.
- Wave Central (Partnership)coreExclusive sales and technical support partnership with Wave Central LLC for North American broadcast market. Wave Central offers complete DBS product line and assumes responsibility for all North American customer support with five-day turnaround from Carlisle, PA facility.
- Dynamic Telecommunications (Beijing) Co LtdregionalOfficial sales partner for Domo Broadcast Systems' range of broadcast products and services in China. Provides local technical, marketing and sales support to broadcast system integrators and end-users.
- ProfenregionalTurkey-based regional partner for Domo Broadcast products and services.
- Danmon GroupregionalNorway-based regional partner providing Domo Broadcast products and services.
- Ontario SolucionesregionalSpain-based regional partner for Domo Broadcast products and services.
- AV Group TechnologiesregionalAustralia-based regional partner for Domo Broadcast products and services.
- Advanced Radio Telemetry (ART)regionalCzech Republic-based partner facilitating Domo Broadcast solutions for O2 TV Production Czech Republic.
- Rexfilm (Hungary)regionalHungary-based regional partner for Domo Broadcast products.
- Hannu Pro (Latvia)regionalLatvia-based regional partner for Domo Broadcast products.
- RomTek (Romania)regionalRomania-based regional partner for Domo Broadcast products.
- Schaart Communications (Netherlands)regionalNetherlands-based specialist stockist partner.
- Elbstone Management GmbH (Germany)regionalGermany-based regional partner for Domo Broadcast products.
- Glocom (Middle East)regionalMiddle East-based regional partner for Domo Broadcast products.
- Wave Communication Co. Ltd (South Korea)regionalSouth Korea-based regional partner for Domo Broadcast products.
- XN3 (Singapore)regionalSingapore-based regional partner for Domo Broadcast products.
- Hornet Tech (UK)regionalUK-based regional partner for Domo Broadcast products.
- VideoSys Ltd (UK)regionalUK-based regional partner for Domo Broadcast products.
- DigiNet (Benelux)regionalBenelux-based regional partner for Domo Broadcast products.
- Aret Video and Audio Engineering (Italy)regionalItaly-based regional partner for Domo Broadcast products.
- Communication Video Engineering (Italy)regionalItaly-based regional partner for Domo Broadcast products.
- GTC Sistemas Digitais De Video (Portugal)regionalPortugal-based regional partner for Domo Broadcast products.
Scale indicators5 records
Recent moves8 records
Expansion highlights6 records
Domo Broadcast Systems competitors and assessment
Company assessmentDirect peers
- TVU Networks: TVU Networks provides IP-based live video transmission solutions and remote-production encoders used by broadcasters for sports and news, directly competing with Domo's Onyx-IP and Sapphire contribution encoders.
- LiveU: LiveU is a leading provider of cellular-bonded HEVC video uplink solutions for live news and sports, competing head-to-head with Domo's wireless camera and IP Mesh offerings for portable broadcast transmission.
- Vislink Technologies: Vislink is a direct competitor in wireless broadcast video transmission, offering COFDM microwave links, HEVC encoders, and IP-bonded solutions for live sports, news, and entertainment — the same core market Domo Broadcast serves.
- Haivision: Haivision develops HEVC/H.265 video encoders and transmitters for low-latency broadcast contribution, including the Makito and Kraken product families that overlap directly with Domo's Sapphire and Onyx encoder/decoder lines.
- Mobile Viewpoint: Mobile Viewpoint supplies wireless and bonded-cellular video transmission solutions for live broadcast and sports production, competing with Domo's COFDM and IP Mesh offerings in the live-event contribution market.
- AVIWEST: AVIWEST manufactures compact HEVC video transmitters and bonded-cellular uplink systems for live broadcast contribution, a directly comparable product portfolio to Domo's portable encoder and transmitter family.
Broad incumbents
- Blackmagic Design: Blackmagic Design manufactures a broad range of professional video equipment including encoders, converters, and wireless camera systems, providing competitively priced alternatives to Domo's broadcast transmission products.
- Imagine Communications: Imagine Communications supplies broadcast playout, contribution, and distribution infrastructure to television networks, overlapping with Domo's encoder/decoder and media transport offerings within a larger end-to-end portfolio.
- Grass Valley: Grass Valley is a major broadcast infrastructure vendor offering cameras, switchers, routers, and contribution equipment, providing overlapping capability to Domo's transmission and playout products as part of a much broader portfolio.
- Sony Professional Solutions: Sony Professional provides broadcast cameras, wireless transmission, and production equipment including camera-back transmitters, competing with Domo's Sapphire and Eclipse lines through broader bundle relationships with major broadcasters.
Market position
Strengths5 records
Weaknesses5 records
Competitive moat5 records
Key risks6 records
Key highlights6 records
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Frequently asked questions about Domo Broadcast Systems
What does Domo Broadcast Systems do?
Domo Broadcast Systems designs, manufactures and sells broadcast-quality wireless video transmission equipment based on COFDM, HEVC and IP Mesh technologies, alongside encoders, decoders, fibre systems and satellite terminals used for live sports, news and event broadcasting. The company also delivers bespoke engineering solutions and project management for broadcasters requiring custom RF, FPGA or mechanical designs. Products are sold as standalone units or as integrated systems to sports broadcasters, broadcast networks and outside broadcast companies worldwide.
Is Domo Broadcast Systems a public or private company?
Domo Broadcast Systems is a private company. It is classified as corporate owned and is currently operating.
When was Domo Broadcast Systems founded?
Domo Broadcast Systems was founded in 2019. It employs 51 to 100 people.
Where is Domo Broadcast Systems based?
Domo Broadcast Systems is headquartered in Fareham, United Kingdom, in the Europe region.
How does Domo Broadcast Systems make money?
Two revenue lines are on record. Hardware Sales are the primary driver. The others are bespoke/Special Projects.
Who are Domo Broadcast Systems's main competitors?
Direct peers on record are TVU Networks, LiveU, Vislink Technologies, Haivision, Mobile Viewpoint and AVIWEST. Broad incumbents are Blackmagic Design, Imagine Communications, Grass Valley and Sony Professional Solutions.
Does Domo Broadcast Systems have an API?
No public API is recorded for Domo Broadcast Systems.
What industry is Domo Broadcast Systems in?
Domo Broadcast Systems's product category is Broadcast Equipment. Its primary akta.pro industry code is MPAHAKAD, Media Transport & Contribution (SRT/RIST, Satellite/IP, Fiber), with a secondary code of MPAHAHAE, Codec & Format Support (HEVC/AV1/VVC, HDR, IMF, MXF). Its NAICS code is 334220 and its SIC code is 3663.