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July 22nd, 2025
Remote Geo Secures Patent for Embedding GPS Data in Video

Remote GeoSystems Secures Patent for Embedding Continuous GPS Data in Video Files Using Software-based Methods, Exponentially Expanding the Availability of MISB/STANAG 4609-spec Full Motion Video to a Wider Audience

FORT COLLINS, Colorado, USA, – Remote GeoSystems, Inc., a leading provider of geospatial full motion video mapping software and recording solutions, announces the award of US Patent Number 12,244,844 for using software-based methods for taking video and GPS log files and combining them to create a single video file with continuously-embedded GPS location data throughout the video.

These software-based methods differ from existing methods that require complex and expensive gyro-stabilized gimbal cameras and specialized video recording hardware – usually mounted on manned aircraft platforms – during the video recording mission.

This patent, and its functional availability in the company’s LineVision software, solves a long-standing challenge for many users trying to incorporate video from small drones, action cameras, cell phones and other consumer-oriented video cameras into professional GIS and defense-oriented mapping software.

Using the intuitive and affordable software, even non-technical users can easily associate a previously captured GPS log file with a previously recorded video file, and with just a few clicks output a single video file embedded with the GPS data, such as a MISB/STANAG 4609-spec .TS file.

The patent also applies to live streaming scenarios where a video feed and a GPS data feed are received in separate streams from a remote location by the LineVision software for real-time visualization, embedding and recording.

Patent Number 12,244,844 is the sixth US Patent issued to Remote Geosystems. To learn more about this and other Remote GeoSystems patents, please visit https://remotegeo.com/patents/.

About Remote GeoSystems, Inc.

Remote GeoSystems is a leading provider of professional geospatial full motion video mapping software and GPS-enabled video recorder systems for critical infrastructure survey, inspection and surveillance mapping and reporting missions.

Remote GeoSystems offers a variety of software and hardware-based solutions to easily geotag, map, share, archive and search georeferenced videos, audio, photos and other location-based project files from any data collection platform.

Remote GeoSystems rugged geoDVR™ video recording systems and LineVision™ software options are ideal solutions for manned aircraft, drone, vehicle and marine-based surveys needing real-time situational awareness and post-mission mapping and collaboration capabilities.

Learn more by visiting: https://remotegeo.com

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