AINOPOL Builds a Simplified Optoelectronic Fusion Video Backhaul Architecture for Culture and Tourism Scenic Spots

Amid the wave of intelligent upgrading in the culture and tourism industry, a stable, efficient and low-cost data bearing network has become the cornerstone of digital management for scenic spots. Traditional network solutions are often plagued by challenges such as complex wiring, limited coverage, cumbersome operation and maintenance, and high costs. Addressing this pain point, AINOPOL has innovatively launched the Optoelectronic Fusion Video Backhaul Solution, which realizes the integrated bearing of multiple services including video, IoT and communication through "a single optical network". It provides a one-stop network infrastructure featuring simplified architecture, comprehensive coverage, intelligent O&M and optimal total cost of ownership (TCO) for various scenic spots.

Simplify Complexity, One Network for All Services

The solution adopts the industry-proven PON (Passive Optical Network) technical architecture, boasting inherent advantages as follows:

Ultra-simplified Architecture: The core device, Optical Line Terminal (OLT), is deployed in the scenic spot computer room, extended via a single backbone optical fiber, and flexibly split through passive optical splitters directly to each front-end node. The network has a clear hierarchical structure, which drastically reduces the demand for active nodes and computer rooms.

Ultra-wide Coverage: Supporting ultra-long-distance coverage of 20 kilometers, it easily addresses the challenges of vast coverage and complex terrain in scenic spots. Without the need for relay equipment, it truly achieves "one fiber to node".

Large-capacity Access: With a high splitting ratio of 1:128, a single optical fiber can efficiently connect hundreds of front-end monitoring points or IoT devices, greatly saving backbone fiber resources and reducing initial construction costs.

Full-scenario Terminal Adaptation, Resilient to Harsh Environments

Targeting the diverse indoor and outdoor deployment environments of scenic spots, AINOPOL offers a full range of industrial-grade Optical Network Units (ONUs):

Wide Temperature Adaptability: Providing ONUs that operate stably in a wide temperature range of -40℃ to 55℃, adapting to seasonal temperature variations from scorching summer to frigid winter.

Outdoor Integrated Design: Pioneering the ultra-simplified deployment mode of "one person, one pole, one device". The outdoor integrated ONU integrates communication, power supply and lightning protection modules, requiring only one inspection per year even in harsh environments.

Industrial-grade Reliability: Industrial-grade ONUs (operating temperature: -40℃~70℃) are adopted in core areas, with professional 6KV lightning protection capability, easily coping with scenic spots with harsh environments such as mountainous areas and lakes that are prone to thunderstorms.

Value Embodiment for Key Scenic Spot Applications

Safe and Reliable Security Surveillance: Providing an exclusive high-bandwidth, low-latency channel for high-definition video backhaul, and ensuring zero interruption of monitoring images through 50ms link fast protection switching technology, firmly building the safety defense line of scenic spots.

Full-scenario Fusion Access: A single network can simultaneously carry office networks and ticketing systems in ticket halls, parking lots, visitor centers and offices, smart parking guidance, as well as IoT services such as smart light poles, information display screens and environmental monitoring in outdoor public areas.

Easy to Build, Manage and Maintain: From the core OLT to various ONUs, it supports cloud-based device management (EAAS Cloud Platform) for visual management and remote O&M, enabling accurate fault location, improved personnel efficiency, and achieving the whole-life-cycle operation with "low TCO".

AINOPOL deeply integrates advanced optical communication technologies with the actual scenarios of the culture and tourism industry, solving the core pain points of difficult coverage, complex deployment, cumbersome O&M and high costs in scenic spot network construction. It is not only a backhaul channel for video surveillance, but also a solid foundation for building the neural network of the future "smart scenic spot". It helps scenic spot managers achieve the digital operation goals of full-domain perception, intelligent management, cost reduction and efficiency improvement.