Introducing a Game-Changer to NATO’s New Security Environment
The ability to double the range and double the speed of conventional rotorcraft is a game changer for the challenges on the European continent.
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In the new era of strategic peer-to-peer and large-scale combat, Bittium’s tactical communications solutions offer high-performance, scalable, and self-healing networks to support small to large operations. Including the support of deployments featuring several brigades, each of which can be equipped with sensors and effectors which rely upon optimal levels in connectivity.
Tough SDR radios provide the required throughput and networking capabilities for resilient and real-time situational awareness for the mobile battlefield. Seamless IP connectivity from brigade down to company formations is enabled using a variety of waveforms, including ESSOR High Data Rate Waveform (HDRWF) that enables communications between coalition troops. The launch of NATO ratification for ESSOR HDRWF was announced during the NATO LOS CaT meeting in Munich, Germany, in April. Confirmation of ratification is expected by the end of 2023 which will make ESSOR a NATO-recognised waveform under the designation ‘STANAG 5651’.
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Bittium’s next-generation solutions for tactical communications are showcased at DSEI - Hall 7, H7-121.
The ability to double the range and double the speed of conventional rotorcraft is a game changer for the challenges on the European continent.
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