Domo Tactical Communications (DTC) and TrellisWare Technologies, Inc. have announced a collaborative partnership to provide a multi-waveform radio solution for the U.S. military and coalition partners.
The multi-waveform integration will allow users of DTC’s software defined radios to select between the MeshUltra waveform or TrellisWare’s TSM™ waveform, based on their specific purpose and/or region of use. This new solution aims to provide access to unmatched communications flexibility and reduced dependency on proprietary solutions.
“The integration of the TSM waveform into the DTC product line provides our customer base the ability to move between two separate and distinct waveforms easily all from a single radio,” said Dave Huisenga, Executive Vice President and General Manager for DTC. “Soldiers can now use our products to rapidly switch between waveforms for effective, reliable communications no matter the mission requirement or global operating environment.”
The collaboration enables U.S. military and five eyes (FVEY) warfighters to operate within a common hardware platform while providing the ability to seamlessly choose between waveforms on DTC’s software defined radios, enabling users to easily adapt and meet their precise location and mission needs. The collaboration will expand DTC’s reach within the U.S. military and across the coalition.
“This unique multi-waveform integration further enhances Codan Communication’s global product portfolio and complements our existing HF, VHF and interoperable solutions,” said Paul Sangster, President and Executive General Manager, Codan Communications. “As we continue to see investment in soldier modernization programs, Codan Communications’ global footprint surrounding products, manufacturing and support is key to demonstrating full spectrum dominance on the battlefield.”
“We are excited to support DTC in integrating the TSM™ waveform into their product line. Combining TrellisWare and DTC waveforms on a single radio will provide our end customers more choices to meet their communication needs,” said Metin Bayram, President and CEO, TrellisWare Technologies.
