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Persistent Systems

Persistent Systems offers a secure and scalable mobile networking capability based on its cutting-edge Wave Relay MANET technology.
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Persistant Systems 62699c154d2cd

Persistent Systems offers a secure and scalable mobile networking capability based on its cutting-edge Wave Relay MANET Technology. Persistent’s products provide a total solution consisting of voice, video, and situational awareness to mobile users with no reliance on fixed infrastructure. For more than a decade, Persistent has been a pioneer in developing advanced MANET technology and commercializing it in the Defense and Industrial sectors.

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Miniature modules based on proprietary Wave Relay technology can add multiband radio capability to tight spaces, such as in unmanned robotic vehicles.
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By joining design teams, Persistent Systems LLC and Thales were able to merge the capabilities of tactical and MANET radios into a combined, cable-connected unit.
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Dual-band tracking antennas enable switching between two different frequency bands to select the range that overcomes the presence of jammers and interference.
The Air Force has awarded Persistent Systems a $25 million contract as part of its WaRTAC program for reliable multidomain communications.
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Wave Relay MPU5 radio
A compact, portable MPU5 radio is being considered as the MANET of choice when forming communications links in the field between soldiers and robots.
Persistent Systems, LLC and General Dynamics Land Systems
The MUTT UGV
This mobile ad hoc network (MANET) and its MPU5 smart radios are providing the high-speed data and video communications needed for the U.S. Army’s latest UGVs.
A line of antennas with integrated S- and C-band radios install in a mere matter of minutes to create almost instant wireless links.
Compact embedded MANET radio systems are being used by the U.S. Army for communications with the latest UGV devices for surveillance.
Hoverfly Technologies Inc. signed a five-year agreement with Persistent Systems, LLC to provide unmanned systems and sensors as remote solutions.
These compact radios employ MANET technology for scalability and ease of mobility, and plug-in frequency modules to adapt to the spectrum needs of different applications.

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UAV supplier Insitu has signed a five-year agreement with MANET radio specialist Persistent Systems for RF/microwave radios for its many tactical UAVs.
A portable antenna system capable of operating with many different-frequency radios has been developed for battlefield MANET applications.
Persistent Systems has received a Level 2 FIPS 140-2 security validation from NIST.
A partnership between UAV supplier and modular radio developer ensures reliable tactical communications over different frequency ranges.
The MPU5 radio system employs a modular architecture which simplifies upgrades, such as a recent higher-power transmitter for increased radio range.
These interchangeable frequency modules turn this “smart” portable radio into a versatile unlicensed communications tool for use from 5.1 to 5.9 GHz.
These modular, highly computerized tactical radios are being installed as the communication devices on a large squad of UGV robots for the U.S. Army.
The U.S. Army National Guard has selected Persistent Systems, LLC and its advanced MPU5 portable wireless radios for its Weapons of Mass Destruction Civil Support Teams (WMD-CSTs...
These tactical radios provide secure audio, video, and data communications with a wide range of network options, and even operating-frequency options.
A smart radio with integral computer features interchangeable modules to cover three different frequency bands.