With the advancement of wireless technology, image transmission solutions have evolved from the previous Wi-Fi 5 to Wi-Fi 6 technology. Private image transmission, due to its superior anti-interference and transmission performance, has been widely adopted in drones. As the technology matures, it is gradually being extended to ground-based image transmission solutions such as HDMI/IPC. This article will provide a detailed explanation of the adaptation of the high-power private image transmission module O9201UD which is developed by QOGRISYS based on the Wuqi WQ9201S chipset on the RK3588 platform.

As a professional module solution provider, QOGRISYS, in close collaboration with Wuqi, has successfully developed the O9201UD engineering prototype and continues to optimize the product.

In today's rapidly advancing technological world, seamless and fast network connectivity has become an indispensable part of our lives. To meet the demands of modern applications for high-speed and stable wireless connections, QOGRISYS is proud to unveil its latest WIFI 7 network card module—O7851PM. This marks a pinnacle technological achievement for O-Film Technologies in the field of wireless communication. From WiFi 4, WiFi 5, and WiFi 6 to the newly launched WiFi 7 QOGRISYS has consistently been at the forefront of technological trends, striving to provide users with exceptional wireless experiences and ushering in a new era of wireless communication technology. The O7851PM is designed based on the Qualcomm QCN7851 chip, utilizing an M.2 PCIe interface with dimensions of 22302.7mm. It achieves a transmission rate of up to 5.8Gbps ...

In a quiet but consequential announcement, the Wi-Fi Alliance has formalized the certification roadmap for Wi-Fi 8 (IEEE 802.11bn). A global three-site Plugfest interoperability trial is scheduled for September 7–11, 2026, across Beijing, Taipei, and California. While this is an internal pre-certification activity, its implications for the Wi-Fi module industry extend far beyond a simple calendar update—it signals a fundamental redefinition of how wireless connectivity will be engineered, priced, and adopted across residential, enterprise, and industrial markets.  This is not another speed war. This is the industry’s first-ever reliability-first wireless standard. 1. The Certification Roadmap: What Has Changed and When To understand why this roadmap matters, one must first recognize what Wi-Fi 8 is not. Unlike every prior g...

What are WIFI 6E and MESH networking? WIFI 6E is WIFI 6 wireless communication technology that extends to the 6GHz band. The "6" in "WIFI 6E" refers to the "6th generation" of WIFI technology, while "E" stands for the latest extension of the standard utilizing a new frequency band. WIFI 6E provides higher bandwidth, lower latency, and greater network capacity by incorporating the 6GHz band. MESH networking, on the other hand, is a network topology that connects multiple nodes (Access Points, APs) to form a mesh network, offering seamless wireless coverage. The working principle of MESH networking In a WIFI 6E MESH network, multiple Access Points (APs) connect to each other through the 6GHz band, forming a dynamic mesh network. These APs not only provide conventional wireless access functionality, but also extend netwo...

With the rapid development of technology, wireless networks have become an indispensable part of our daily lives. From the initial WIFI to the current WIFI 7, wireless network technology has constantly broken through, providing users with faster and more stable network experiences. This article will explore the impact of WIFI 7's MLO (Multi-Link Operation) technology on wireless networks. What is WIFI 7 and its MLO (Multi-Link Operation) technology? WIFI 7 (IEEE 802.11be) is the latest generation of wireless network standards, expected to gradually gain popularity in the coming years. Compared to previous generations of WIFI technology, WIFI 7 has significantly improved in terms of speed, latency, and performance. MLO technology is a key feature of WIFI 7, allowing devices to connect to multiple frequency bands (such as 2.4GHz, 5G...