| Address | 485 Cayuga Rd, Buffalo, NY 14225 USA |
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| Business dev | Brian Trhlin |
| Phone/fax | (716) 631-7940 / 6199 |
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| Products | Wideband Wireless Network (WWN) - WWN is a military air-to-air collaborative network designed for applicability to autonomous multi-UAS operations. The peer-to-peer network is self-organizing and operates in the 3.1 GHz to 3.6 GHz RF radio-location band. WWN is based on safety and security. It was developed to be FAA certifiable to DO-178B and DO-254 Design Assurance Level (DAL) A. The WWN waveform also provides direct RF measurements of range, range rate and bearing for operation independent of external navigation systems such as GPS. WWN It is suitable for safety of flight in the NAS, other global civil airspace and with LPD/AJ in combat zones. WWN builds on the division's 40-year history of Stationkeeping Equipment (SKE) as the exclusive provider of IMC formation flight systems for C-130, C-141 and C-17 aircraft worldwide. WWN permits unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) to fly in autonomous very-close formation and/or in a free-flight collision avoidance collaborative environment (swarming). WWN can also transfer collaborative data such as sensor/data link cueing and hunter-killer-assessment coordination. Multiple UA packaging formats will be available to optimize integration into various airframe sizes. |
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Updated May 9, 2006