Silvus Technologies announced today that it has released a new variant of its StreamCaster
Enhanced radios covering 1350-1390MHz (L) and 2200-2500MHz (S) bands.
Silvus Releases Dual L/S Band Radios with Interference Avoidance
Silvus Technologies announced today that it has released a new variant of its StreamCaster
Enhanced radios covering 1350-1390MHz (L) and 2200-2500MHz (S) bands.
Protecting classified data transit within mobile ad-hoc networks (MANET) is a challenge. Since
MANET radios are mobile, they can constantly change their connectivity with each other. With
this change in connectivity comes a commensurate change in security associations and the need
to rapidly adapt the cryptographic solution. In addition, standard encryption approaches for
classified data force the radio to be a classified device because keys are entered into the radio
and retained there. MANET radios are often taken far from protected bases or used in
unattended deployments and hence it is a liability for a MANET radio be a classified device.
Today, Silvus Technologies, the innovator of Mobile-Networked MIMO (MN-MIMO) wireless communications systems, announced its partnership with Anduril Industries, a defense technology company specializing in AI powered solutions, to provide MN-MIMO technology for high bandwidth, meshed video and data communications through Silvus’s StreamCaster 4200 tactical radios.
Silvus Technologies announced today that it has developed a cognitive radio capability that enables StreamCaster Mobile Ad-hoc Networks (MANETs) to operate in the presence of jammers and other sources of electromagnetic interference.
Silvus Technologies has unveiled an enhancement to its Mobile Networked-Multiple Input and Multiple Output (MN-MIMO) waveform, designed to support connectivity of forward deployed troops operating in contested environments.
Silvus Technologies is featured in Armada International’s June/July 2018 issue of Modern Soldier: An Armada International Compendium Supplement. Speaking to Armada International, Jimi Henderson, vice president of sales at communications specialist Silvus Technologies, gave his view of emerging requirements from the contemporary operating environment.
Silvus Technologies, Inc. announced today that it is supplying the wireless datalink used on the Aerovel Flexrotor, in pursuit of the US ARMY Family of Tactical UAS (FTUAS) program.
WGS Systems, LLC, a company specializing in communications, signals, imaging, visualization and analytic technologies, has released the latest version of its Mobile Ad Hoc Networking (MANET) collaborative operating environment. Its Tactical Management System (TMS) combines terrestrial mesh radios with native legacy copper, fiber, microwave and satellite communications (SATCOM) infrastructure to provide a highly stable, geographically dispersed network of sensors, analysis and control components that together form a comprehensive view of a region using live video, RF spectrum mapping, asset tracking and various other sensors. This decentralized MANET system has a wide variety of applications including military, disaster relief, major event security, port security and persistent safety monitoring of major metropolitan areas.
Exercise demonstrated air drop of sonobuoys from a Northrop Grumman Fire Scout surrogate aircraft and deployed the Northrop Grumman micro synthetic aperture sonar with real-time automated target recognition on a man-portable UUV.
An undisclosed US DoD agency conducted a training exercise during the first week of September designed to consider next-generation technologies capable of supporting small unit teams operating in austere conditions.