Videosoft Global Secures Enterprise Real-Time Video Streaming Agreement

Videosoft Global has entered into an enterprise-level agreement with Fugro to serve as the company’s primary provider of real-time video solutions.

The contract follows a competitive global tender involving multiple international vendors, with Videosoft selected as the best-in-class solution for Fugro’s operational requirements. The agreement covers the expanding fleet of Uncrewed Surface Vessels (USVs) from Fugro, as well as supporting remote operations across the company’s conventional crewed fleet of vessels. Fugro is a global provider of geodata, survey, and offshore services for the energy, maritime, and infrastructure sectors.

At the core of the deployment is Videosoft’s FireLight software platform, which dynamically optimizes video streams in real time based on available bandwidth, network quality, and operational priority. This enables Fugro to deliver high-quality video for clients and surveys while also supporting low-latency operational video for remote operations and monitoring.

The platform supports both high-quality deliverable video and deterministic real-time streaming across a wide range of network conditions, from low-bandwidth and congested satellite links through to high-throughput services such as Starlink.

FireLight’s adaptive architecture enables consistent performance across mixed satellite, RF, and IP networks, maintaining stability and image quality even as network conditions fluctuate across Fugro’s global operations.

Responsiveness and short development cycles were central to Fugro’s decision. During the tender process, Videosoft worked closely with Fugro teams to tailor functionality, deliver rapid iterations, and accelerate deployment across vessels and Remote Operations Centres (ROCs).

Mark Sykes, Sales Manager, EMEA at Videosoft Global, commented, “Securing an enterprise agreement with Fugro is a significant milestone for Videosoft. Fugro required more than low-bandwidth video, they needed precise operational control, rapid deployment, and a solution that could scale reliably across a global fleet.

Being selected following a competitive global tender reflects Fugro’s confidence in our technology, our responsiveness, and our ability to support complex, mission-critical remote operations at scale.”

Mike Liddell, Director of Remote Operations Centres at Fugro, added, “By incorporating Videosoft’s video streaming into our Remote Operations Centres (ROC), we can access real-time visual data from both uncrewed and crewed vessels across a wide range of network conditions. The platform allows us to deliver highly optimised, adaptive video over constrained links, while also supporting flawless, high-quality deliverable video over high-bandwidth services such as Starlink. This flexibility enables us to meet both operational and client-facing requirements without compromise.”

Videosoft’s adaptive streaming capability enables Fugro to deploy a single, unified video platform across both uncrewed and crewed vessels rather than maintaining separate systems for different operational needs across the company’s energy, hydrographic, and geophysical projects.