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BluSDR mesh radios and Dock Ultra

The radios connecting drones, sensors, and soldiers, in eighteen armed forces.

What it does

DTC has spent 26 years in military communications and now supplies eighteen military forces, more than 140 law enforcement agencies, and all Five Eyes national security agencies. The BluSDR family is a set of small software-defined mesh radios that link autonomous systems to each other and relay data and control back to the soldier on the ground. A mesh carries up to 87 Mbps across as many as 144 nodes, with AES 128 and 256 encryption to FIPS 140-2, and range variants at 6, 30, 90, and 200 km. Dock Ultra is the soldier-worn half: a wearable with edge computing, a pre-selected radio, and an end user device carrying TAK.

DTC
Founded
1996
Company Size
51 to 200
Location
Ashburn, VA
Track record
  1. Radios fielded across Medium Range Reconnaissance, tactical UAS, uncrewed surface and ground vehicles, and the Drone Dominance Program
  2. Dock Ultra is part of the IVAS and NGC2 programs of record
  3. Supports multiple Department programs including LUCAS, SRR, and the broader NGC2 effort
Point of contact
Name
Josh Funderburk
Title
Account Manager

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