Operator surface
Node control workspace
Use a screenshot that shows node state, task assignment, and live control.
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Remote Control Layer
Q1 2027Salvo REMI
Control your rack, from anywhere you can open a browser.
REMI is the control layer over Salvo Node. Operators sign in, see every node their tenant owns, assign each one a task, and drive the show live over WebRTC and WebSockets.
Approved demo media
Ready for screenshots and low-profile video
Swap in approved screenshots for the operator surface and fleet view. If you need motion, the page supports a quiet inline clip without changing the layout.
Fleet view
Tenant node overview
Use a screenshot that shows lane-based task grouping or fleet state by site.
Low-profile video
Quiet inline clip
Video slot ready
Use a muted MP4 or WebM loop, or a click-to-play product clip with minimal player chrome.
What this solves
- See every node your tenant owns in one hub.
- Assign on-site nodes to live tasks such as switcher, scope, audio, and encoder.
- Drive on-site broadcast hardware from a browser across the public internet.
- Keep one control surface across many sites without mixing organizations.
- Run a remote production without sending the operator to the venue.
Core capabilities
- Tenant-scoped node inventory
- Task assignment by node
- Browser control for switcher, PTZ, encoder, scope, and audio tasks
- WebRTC and WebSocket live sessions
- Online, pending, and offline state visibility
- One hub across many organizations and sites
Deployment notes
REMI is targeted for Q1 2027, a quarter after Node reaches customers. It runs in cloud, on-premise, and hybrid deployments and is built for tenant isolation, live node assignment, and browser-based control of on-site hardware.