Radionor Communications is a supplier of next generation tactical broadband data links based on phased array antennas. The technology provides unmatched range and stability and is ideal for high-mobility applications. The technology has been proven to offer unique performance for tactical operations for manned and unmanned aircrafts, vessels, vehicles and man-carried equipment.
The Cordis Array II technology is our second-generation phased array technology that has, since its introduction, reached a mature state with an increasing number of users and application areas.
Our research team is committed to the task of continuing the mission of delivering unmatched capabilities for wireless connectivity.
We provide long-range tactical data link equipment for special operations. The applications include live streaming of high-resolution video combined with other high bandwidth sensor data, Blue Force tracking, voice and connectivity for battle management systems. Our technology has been field proven and used in real operations. References available upon request.
We provide data links for high capacity air-to-ground and air-to-air systems. The point-to-multipoint capability makes the technology unique compared to conventional point-to-point technologies. We have a portfolio with successful integrations for several type of aircrafts and helicopters. We can deliver turnkey integration solutions for aircrafts and helicopters including certification.
We provide data links for unmanned systems for both aircrafts, ground stations and vehicle systems. The data links provide long-range broadband connectivity combining high-definition video transfer with sensor control, mission control. The technology is ideal for combining connectivity for all mission-critical functionality for unmanned data links such as bandwidth control, priority for critical data transfer, error-free UDP streaming and latency control. The smart antenna technology has an additional option for high-speed tracking of the UAV with high precision, and can be utilized for satellite- independent navigation. We have successfully integrated the technology on many different UAV’s – both fixed wing and rotary wing.
Innovation prize
Radionor Communications receives innovation prize from NATO Communications and Information Agency
Radionor Communications has received the Defence Innovation Challenge 2017 prize that is awarded by NATO Communications and Information Agency. The company wins the prize for innovative products for long range tactical wireless broadband based on phased array technology. Radionor Communications is one of 10 companies that received the prize of a total of 48 nominees. The prize is aimed at accelerating transformational, state-of-the-art technology solutions from small business and academia in support of NATO C4ISR and cyber capabilities.
"This challenge affirms that the cutting edge technology we need to stay ahead of emerging threats is out there, and we are committed to finding innovative ways to connect with the small businesses and academic institutions that lack visibility within NATO but have much to offer the Alliance," says NCI Agency General Manager Koen Gijsbers."
Øystein Pedersen from Radionor Communications receives the innovation prize from Mr Koen Gijsbers, NCI Agency General Manager. Photo: NCI Agency
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