RDK explained
RDK is an open-source platform for the connected home that standardises the core functions used in broadband, video and IoT connected devices. It enables service providers to manage their devices; control their business models; and customise their apps, UI’s and data analytics to improve the customer experience and drive business results. The RDK community is growing year on year and consists of over 430 company members, who make code contributions and download software components more than seven million times per month. The RDK software powers over 60 million devices deployed by service providers globally.
DTKVit’s market-proven DVB stack has been integrated into the RDK framework by Ocean Blue Software, providing users with a complete hybrid solution for Operators and set-top box makers. The first stage of the integration will run RDK with DVBCore integrated, decoding and displaying content using the DVB-S tuner. RDK is multi-standard and compatible with the following standards DVB-S/S2, T/T2, C.
Royalty-free and unlimited source code
DTVKit’s business model is unique within the industry as it is royalty-free. Our members benefit from a simple, affordable fee structure, allowing members source code access to the latest DVB components.
Customisable
RDK is an open standard based on open source components making it fully customisable to be able to adapt the solution to meet the needs of your consumers.
Portable across multiple Silicon platforms
Faster time to market
Faster time to market frees engineering resources to add real value to the product and the end consumer. Why waste valuable engineering resources and time when DTKVit have already done the hard work for you?
RDK’s rapid growth within the market
The RDK community consists of 430 company members and is growing year on year, plus the RDK software powers over 60 million devices deployed by service providers globally, this software is here to stay, so make sure you jump on this rapidly growing trend!
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