Elsight and tukom have formed a partnership to bring battlefield-proven, portable wireless communications to the DACH region, optimized for unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) and unmanned ground vehicles (UGVs).
Located and active in the DACH region, tukom is dedicated to delivering best-in-class solutions and consulting services in the fields of telemetry, aerospace, and defense.
Elsight has designed and developed a lightweight, highly reliable communications system known as Halo. After several successful years in the commercial market, Halo has been optimized for its non-line-of-sight (NLOS) capabilities.
By aggregating multiple IP links from public and private cellular, satellite, and RF channels, the Halo provides securely bonded, uninterrupted C2, telemetry and video communications even in the most challenging environments.
tukom offers expert sales, service, training, and consulting for the leading military-grade platforms across various industries including aerospace, defense, and telecommunications. tukom’s range of applications extend over the whole telemetry process, from data acquisition, the transfer and storage of telemetry data, data processing and analysis.
tukom CEO, Matthias Brechmann said, “Today’s CONOPS require a new set of capabilities to maintain communications throughout volatile terrains while being portable for all types of field operations. We view this partnership with Elsight as strategic in providing our customers with innovative connectivity given the changing military landscape.”
Yoav Amitai, CEO of Elsight, commented, “Given tukom’s knowledge base and experience in military-grade telemetry communications, they are the perfect partner to spearhead the penetration of the DACH market for our Halo and other connectivity products.
“Elsight excels in the development of highly reliable, secure wireless communication systems that fulfill many extreme requirements for performance, reliability and the surrounding environment. We are excited to work with tukom, helping them to expand their footprint in the region.”
