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Doodle Labs' Mesh Rider radios have been integrated into Evolve Dynamics' Sky Mantis 2 and will be integrated onto Freefly's Astro UAS under plans announced on 18 April with the latter system to be displayed at AUVSI Xponential in San Diego, taking place on April 23-25.
The Astro will be integrated with the Mini-Mesh Rider radio and is in the final stages of validation to join the DoD/DIU Blue UAS Cleared List. It is already in service with US Department of Interior, US Forest Service and other fire management groups, plus commercial and industrial customers.
The platform's radios currently operate in an unlicensed frequency band to support commercial UAS operations while mitigating radio-frequency interference in both urban and rural environments.
The Helix Mesh Rider Radio for Sky Mantis 2, a small quadcopter platform unveiled earlier this month, is designed for defence applications, having been developed with sponsorship from the US DoD's Defense Innovation Unit (DoD/DIU). It is on the Blue UAS programme's cleared list for components.
Helix Mesh Rider radio will be fitted as standard, offering resilient long-range communications with 256-bit AES software data encryption and the ability to transmit reliably two simultaneous video streams (HD daylight and thermal), telemetry and C&C all at once across the same datalink.
Doodle Labs said: “The integration secures resilient connectivity, full data encryption and advanced interference-avoidance for the Sky Mantis 2, which has been field-tested in highly-contested airspace in support of Ukrainian defence forces in the face of active Russian jamming attempts.”
The Astro will be integrated with the Mini-Mesh Rider radio and is in the final stages of validation to join the DoD/DIU Blue UAS Cleared List. It is already in service with US Department of Interior, US Forest Service and other fire management groups, plus commercial and industrial customers.
The platform's radios currently operate in an unlicensed frequency band to support commercial UAS operations while mitigating radio-frequency interference in both urban and rural environments.
The Helix Mesh Rider Radio for Sky Mantis 2, a small quadcopter platform unveiled earlier this month, is designed for defence applications, having been developed with sponsorship from the US DoD's Defense Innovation Unit (DoD/DIU). It is on the Blue UAS programme's cleared list for components.
Helix Mesh Rider radio will be fitted as standard, offering resilient long-range communications with 256-bit AES software data encryption and the ability to transmit reliably two simultaneous video streams (HD daylight and thermal), telemetry and C&C all at once across the same datalink.
Doodle Labs said: “The integration secures resilient connectivity, full data encryption and advanced interference-avoidance for the Sky Mantis 2, which has been field-tested in highly-contested airspace in support of Ukrainian defence forces in the face of active Russian jamming attempts.”
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