Vislink is a small-cap technology company that makes hardware and software for wireless live video transmission. Vislink's core products are RF and 5G transmitters, receivers, antenna systems, and management software that capture live video in the field and send it to studios, command centers, or broadcast platforms in real time. Vislink serves two main customer groups: broadcasters and government/military agencies. TV networks, sports leagues, and news organizations use Vislink's systems to transmit live video from cameras, drones, and vehicles to production facilities, covering events like the Olympics and Wimbledon. Law enforcement, public safety, and defense customers use Vislink's Airborne Video Downlink Systems to stream real-time video from helicopters, drones, and ground vehicles to command centers — customers include U.S. Customs and Border Protection and the Department of Homeland Security. Revenue is primarily hardware-driven and therefore lumpy, tied to broadcast event cycles and government procurement timelines. Vislink is pushing to grow a recurring services revenue stream through SLAs, software licenses, and its LinkMatrix device management platform, though services remain a small share of total revenue today. The company is not yet profitable and launched a restructuring in late 2024 targeting over $6M in annualized cost savings. Vislink's stated growth priorities are accelerating its military/government business, growing recurring revenue, and developing a drone command-and-control platform targeting defense and border security applications.