MOHOC Body-Worn Livestream Body-Worn Video System with Live Streaming for Special Operations

The MOHOC Body-Worn Livestream is the mission-critical body-worn video system designed for special forces, SWAT, and high-risk tactical team operations where the operations room commander needs real-time vision of what each operator on the ground sees to make C2 decisions with complete information, reducing the fog of war at moments of highest tactical pressure.

The 12-megapixel image sensor with f/1.8 aperture captures 4K video at 30 fps with HDR for high-contrast environments — building entry with intense exterior light and dark interior — and the integrated 850 nm NIR illuminator provides enhanced color night vision up to 30 meters without revealing the operator's position via visible illumination. Live streaming operates simultaneously over three channels: broadband LTE when available, WiFi on deployed tactical networks, and 5 GHz mesh radio to connect directly to the deployed node network, automatically selecting the best available bandwidth channel without stream interruption.

All transmitted and stored video uses AES-256 encryption with unique per-operation keys generated at the operations server and loaded to the device at the pre-operation briefing, guaranteeing that operation video is inaccessible even if the camera falls into adversary hands. The evidence recording mode activated by button marker generates clips tagged with timestamp, GPS coordinates, and operator ID for forensic and judicial use post-operation.