SDR Radios IP Data Link Radios for Robotics and UGVs NLOS 3km

IWAVE is a leading global provider of mission-critical communications solutions, specializing in innovative connectivity technologies for drones, unmanned ground vehicles, and other unmanned systems. Our cutting-edge solutions enable various unmanned platforms to operate safely and stably in dynamic and demanding real-world environments, reliably transmitting and receiving high-speed wireless data, voice, and video signals.

With superior communications capabilities, we enable commercial, government, and military users to break through existing operational limitations, deploying and executing missions with unparalleled precision and reliability in dangerous, remote, or high-risk scenarios, effectively enhancing the operational effectiveness and applicability of unmanned systems.

1. Up to 2x5W COFDM transceivers, 10W total (frequency dependent)
2. Ideal for NLOS range applications up to 3km MANET waveforms included to support up to 32 nodes in a self forming self healing Mesh network
3. Dual-band selectable via software 566-678Mhz~1420-1530Mhz
4. Frequency hopping for anti-jamming in complex RF environment.
5. High security AES128 encryption
6. RJ45 port support TCP/UDP transparent IP data transmission
7. RNDIS support for Ethernet over USB
8. Compact packaging with ultra-miniature connectors
9. Low power consumption, typically 30W not including camera
10. Exceptionally small size and weight
11. Available as a core PCB or a boxed module
12. Data rate up to 100Mbps
13. 2x2 MIMO technology
14. Range up to 3km NLOS (30km LOS)

• Autonomous Navigation Support:

1. In advanced autonomous mode, the operator can set target points, waypoints, or geofences for the UGV via a data link.

2. When a UGV encounters a complex situation it cannot handle (such as failing to circumvent an obstacle), it will request human intervention via the data link.

• Multi-Platform Collaborative Operations:

1. In military or public security settings, UGV data links can be integrated into larger tactical networks.

2. "Mosaic Warfare"/"Swarm" Concept: Multiple UGVs share information via data links to collaborate on missions. For example, after a UGV discovers a target, it automatically shares this information with another UGV carrying an attack payload via a data link.

3. Collaboration with UAVs (Unmanned Aerial Vehicles): UGVs can receive aerial view information from UAVs to fill in their own blind spots. Conversely, UGVs can provide ground relay or charging services for UAVs.

• Data Relay:

1. When signals from other devices (such as another UGV, individual soldier equipment, or UAVs) are blocked due to terrain or distance, UGVs can act as data relay stations, extending the communication range of the entire mission team.