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Orbit Unveils Advanced Audio Management System with Integrated Wave Relay® MANET Technology – Bringing Joint All-Domain Command and Control to the Tactical Edge
By Integrating Persistent Systems' Wave Relay® MANET Technology the new system delivers scalable, secure, and real-time communications across airborne and ground forces, for mission-critical coordination and situational awareness
Orbit Communication Systems Ltd., a leading global provider of ground, airborne, and maritime SATCOM terminals, tracking ground station solutions, and mission-critical communication systems, announces the launch of its latest breakthrough: an Advanced Audio Management System (AMS) integrated with the Wave Relay® MANET (Mobile Ad Hoc Network) from Persistent Systems, LLC, a leader in advanced communications technology. This new solution, delivers seamless coordination, robust connectivity, and real-time data sharing between all assets in the battlespace—airborne and ground.
The new AMS-MANET solution enhances Orbit's portfolio by providing aircrew with advanced wireless ICS capabilities and embarked troops with access to Persistent's field-proven, highly scalable Wave Relay MANET Developed to support the operational demands of CJADC2 (Combined Joint All-Domain Command and Control), the AMS-MANET solution ensures continuous Beyond Line-of-Sight (BLOS) communication across a scalable network of over 1,000 nodes. This includes aircraft, UAVs, helicopters, ground vehicles, and TOC/HQ command centers—all securely connected without reliance on fixed infrastructure.
Persistent's robust Wave Relay MANET is a highly-scalable, high-throughput network that behaves in a peer-to-peer fashion connecting soldiers, sensors, unmanned systems, cameras, and now manned aircraft forming a global communications fabric.
The AMS-MANET solution delivers comprehensive operational advantages tailored to dynamic, mission-critical environments. With both wired and wireless integration to Orbit's advanced ICS, the system features AI-powered Adaptive Noise Reduction (ANR) and 3D audio for clear, uninterrupted communication in high-noise environments.
Designed for rapid deployment and mobility, it operates independently of fixed infrastructure and incorporates quantum-resistant encryption with NSA certification up to Top Secret. The system delivers secure transmission of voice, video, data, and sensor feeds, ensuring real-time situational awareness across all levels of command. This makes it ideally suited for fast-moving units such as special forces, helicopters, UAVs, and tactical ground vehicles.
"Orbit's latest innovation bridges the gap between platforms and command," said Daniel Eschar, CEO of Orbit. "By combining our proven AMS capabilities with the unmatched flexibility of MANET, we're enabling operators to maintain uninterrupted, high-quality communications in even the most complex operational scenarios. This solution represents a leap forward in enabling CJADC2 missions and battlefield decision-making."
Whether deployed on helicopters, UAVs, or ground vehicles, the new AMS-MANET solution provides a powerful, decentralized communication infrastructure. It supports the simultaneous transmission of voice, video, data, and sensor feeds—empowering forces to react quickly and with full situational awareness in real-time.
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