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Cubic is displaying its portfolio of solutions at Satellite 2024 in Washington, D.C.
From March 19-21 in the Walter E. Washington Convention Center, Cubic will demonstrate solutions including:
SATCOM Solutions: GATR solutions enable agile, secure communications with extreme performance and Size, Weight, and Power (SWaP). Solutions for timely receipt of Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance (ISR) data at the edge, comms on the move, and SATCOM Hub-as-a-Service Capabilities for multi-band, multi-orbit solutions will also be on display.
Edge Baseband Solutions: DTECH solutions provide a persistent information advantage by enabling users to connect, secure and analyze critical data throughout the mission chain. Demonstrations include capabilities to facilitate the easy transition from mounted to dismounted operations and real-time tactical voice translation, providing core components of the Mission Partner Environment (MPE).
Microelectronics Solutions: Nuvotronic’s mmWave products deliver superior performance and significant reduction in size and weight – meeting the stringent needs of satellite manufacturers.
Secure Communications: Halo is Cubic’s modular, low-SWaP, phased array antenna that provides robust wideband communications for the DoD’s Hybrid-SATCOM networks with multi-band, multi-orbit and multi-beam capabilities.
“We invite conference attendees to explore our diverse range of solutions across SATCOM and edge baseband designed to redefine mission-critical capabilities,” said Nathan Metzger, VP and GM, GATR, Cubic Defense. “Our innovative solutions provide users with cutting-edge technology to receive assured data access from space to the edge.”
Vickram Vathulya, President of Nuvotronics, added; “Our innovative space-grade mmWave product lines and capabilities deliver high-performance microelectronics solutions to the SATCOM industry. mmWave empowers customers to tackle the challenges of size and demand for higher data rates more effectively – particularly in high-frequency ranges vital for next-level communication technologies.”
