The company will showcase its upcoming Wearable Mesh Rider Radio at the trade show centered around public safety comms.
The new model extends the reach of the internet to off-grid remote areas, especially useful for connected tactical and industrial teams.
This marks the first time any mesh radio has made available in a multi-band model focused on unlicensed frequencies.
Beamforming enables a stronger datalink with increased reach and throughput, useful to both the DoD and industrial/commercial players.
The radio’s development was sponsored by the US DoD’s Defense Innovation Unit and meets Blue UAS’s six main requirements.
Japan’s unique 5.7 GHz Japan Robotics Band is a highly-specific, wholly-unique frequency range.
The enforcement of the FAA’s new Remote ID drone regulations is set to begin, and Doodle Labs customers will soon be able to achieve full compliance with a simple firmware update in the Mesh Rider OS.
Join DIU and Doodle Labs for a conversation about the vision for the Blue UAS framework and the unprecedented advancement of drone technology driven by government-commercial partnerships.
Doodle Labs and ModalAI announced today the launch of a direct integration between Doodle Labs’ nano-OEM and mini-OEM Smart Radios and ModalAI’s VOXL® 2 autopilot.
Doodle Labs and ModalAI announced today the launch of a direct integration between Doodle Labs’ nano-OEM and mini-OEM Smart Radios and ModalAI’s VOXL® 2 autopilot.
Safer. Faster. More productive. Greater resilience. Higher efficiency. Satisfied customers. Those are just a few of the bottom-line and competitive benefits enabled by the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT).
To understand how, take the example of a factory. Manufacturers implementing IIoT infrastructure can transfer repetitive, physically demanding (and potentially dangerous) tasks to Automated Mobile Robots (AMRs), freeing employees from potential injury and increasing efficiency because a robot won’t get bored or tired with repeating simple tasks. With IIoT, one employee can now manage a fleet of AMRs, further increasing productivity and efficiency.
With today’s continually multiplying wireless devices, access to reliable wireless networks is a necessity. From mines and construction sites, to warehouses and campuses, secure, high-performance wireless access is essential for advanced industrial technology. With the increasing demand on communications, router technology has had to advance and become more efficient to meet the requirements, minimizing channel congestion and providing links with greater capacity and reliability. Of particular interest is MIMO technology, which provides greater efficiencies for radio, wireless, and radio frequency (RF) technologies.
As the wireless revolution evolved, two architectures emerged as a way to communicate wirelessly: public cellular and private broadband network. Each of these architectures was initially developed for very specific, and different, applications.
When designing your communications system, the most important choice is what radio you choose. But it’s closely followed by the antennas you use with it.
Speak with our technical sales team to discuss your unique application requirements and find the best communication solution to meet your needs.