Our autonomous smart antennas, troposcatter radios, and tactical mesh create the resilient, OTH network for DMO, MDO, and EABO.
Enables high-bandwidth C2 on-the-move (OTM) for mobile assets like ships, vehicles, and USVs, even in high sea states.
Provides the SATCOM-independent, low-latency, OTH backhaul link, ensuring your C2 survives in a contested environment.
Creates a self-healing "pod" for Manned-Unmanned Teaming (MUM-T), allowing all unmanned assets to share data and C2.
Enable ship-based commanders to control OTH USV/UAV 'pods' with real-time video and C2, even in a jammed, SATCOM-denied environment. Our autonomous antennas provide the critical link from the flagship to the unmanned swarm.
Connect mobile command posts (CPs) to forward units with a high-bandwidth, OTH link that can't be cut by SATCOM denial. Our C2 On-the-Move (OTM) capability ensures the commander is never out of the fight.
Provide the high-throughput, low-latency C2 link for Marine Corps 'stand-in forces' on isolated expeditionary bases. Our low-SWaP, rapid-deploy shore terminals are the lifeline for a distributed, resilient force.
Our technology provides a layered, end-to-end solution, from the commander to the tactical edge.
A rapidly-deployable BATS smart antenna pairs with a troposcatter radio to create the OTH link, all completely independent of satellite.
A resilient, low-latency, high-bandwidth troposcatter beam bridges 70+ miles of open sea, bypassing any jamming or interference.
A lightweight BATS OTM antenna on the "Gateway" USV receives the link and distributes data to the entire swarm via a tactical mesh network.
Our solution was field-tested and validated during the 2024 "Silent Swarm" exercise as part of a formal DoD CRADA. The results are a "first for the DoD."
Our solution is proven and available. Let our engineers brief your team on how we can solve your C2 gap and enable your mission.