Why we built this

Most drone operations don't happen next to a fiber line. They happen at remote sites, rural infrastructure, and rooftops where the only connection available is whatever the local 4G tower can offer — and it's rarely strong. Video that assumes a fast link simply stalls the moment it doesn't get one.

Monsalis Slipstream was built for that exact reality. Instead of pushing a heavy stream and hoping the network keeps up, Slipstream reshapes the feed itself — keeping every frame arriving on time, so the picture stays live instead of catching up.

What changes for you

Nothing you have to configure. Slipstream is active on every mission by default, across both the DigitalOcean and regional relay paths. Pilots see a live feed that keeps pace with a fast-moving drone, even over a connection that would stutter a conventional stream.

Full Frame Rate Held
Motion stays smooth — nothing is skipped to save bandwidth. Every frame the camera captures still reaches the pilot.
Built For Weak Signal
Tuned specifically for the constrained links real field sites actually have — not a lab-perfect connection.
Live On Every Mission
No toggle, no setup. Slipstream runs automatically across the whole Monsalis Network today.

Rolling out now

Slipstream is live across the Monsalis Network as of this update — no action needed from existing companies or pilots. It's one more piece of the same principle DroneLynq was built on: the aircraft is only half the mission. The link holding it together has to be just as dependable.