Choose a modern and the most affordable viewing platform A television or set-top box with the marking DVB-T2 is required in order to watch digital television broadcasts through the terrestrial television network. DVB-T2 enables the reception of high-definition (HD) broadcasts.
At the moment, Hybrid TV services work in the terrestrial network and in Telia’s Cable TV, Elisa’s Cable TV and DNA’s Cable TV. Using Hybrid TV requires a television that is compliant with the HbbTV standard. This page includes information
Hybrid TV = TV + internet Hybrid TV combines the best parts of TV and the internet Hybrid TV introduces interactive functionalities of the internet into television to complement the linear content and enriches the viewing experience significantly. The complementary
Vesa Tykkyläinen, CEOB.Sc. (Telecom) Vesa Tykkyläinen has been Digita’s CEO since October 2019. Vesa has more than 30 years of international experience in the technology and service sectors. Over the course of his career, he has spent more than a
Digita and Meri-Lapin Vesi have signed an agreement on building a groundwater abstraction monitoring system based on an IoT network. This collaboration lets the water utilities in Meri-Lappi monitor groundwater abstraction in real time at sites not connected to the
Digita Oy and the utility company Kajaanin Vesi have concluded an agreement on the digitalisation of water services with the help of Digita’s IoT network built on top of LoRaWAN technology. With the agreement, Kajaanin Vesi will replace all its
Health centres and grocery shops are examples of places where queues could be shortened through careful data collection and analysis. When the peaks in customer volumes are known, more staff can be allocated to shorten the queues. The analytics service
Digita will offer HD-level pay-TV services in its terrestrial television network from the beginning of 2020. The availability of pay-TV services on Digita’s terrestrial television network will expand from the current population coverage of 85 per cent to 90 per
Lahti Energy launched Reiot, a completely new service with the nickname Reijo. The service measures and optimises the living conditions and water and energy consumption in buildings. The easy-to-use user interface and cost-efficient measurement method save both money and the
The City of Oulu and the technology company Digita Oy have started cooperation to extensively investigate the potential of IoT technology and digitalisation in the various operations of the City of Oulu. Digita’s IoT (Internet of Things) network based on