Use case: covert mesh and command

Low signature.
High reach.

The same Lateration core that identifies friends also connects them. Nodes are dropped from a vehicle or placed by a dismount, find each other on power-up and carry video, sensor data and command traffic across multiple hops, with the energy spread across 500 MHz.

Rapid manoeuvre becomes standing infrastructure.

Node in place, forms the mesh on power-up

Self-forming, multi-hop, self-healing

<5 msMesh latency

4 Mbit/sData rate

500 MHzSpread bandwidth

>72 hNode endurance*

How it works

No configuration. Each node finds its neighbours, routes traffic over the best path and re-routes when a link drops.

Power on
Discover
Form mesh
Carry data
Self-heal

Technical specifications

Preliminary, subject to change

Latency: <5 ms point to point
Data rate: 4 Mbit/s
Spread bandwidth: 500 MHz
Waveform: UWB spread spectrum
Topology: Multi-hop, self-healing
Configuration: Zero config
Node endurance*: >72 h
Airborne relay reach*: 15–20 km (Skybridge)
Traffic: Video, sensor data, voice, command
Tracking: Blue-force tracking on the same network
Position accuracy*: down to <5 cm
Update rate: 50 Hz
Cloud dependency: None
Jurisdiction: EU-controlled hardware, firmware, keys

* Values depend on waveform, topology, power, antennas and test conditions. LPD/LPI performance depends on geometry and adversary sensing.

Tectura

The covert backbone. Rugged node with deployable antenna, placed by vehicle or dismount.

Tectura Air

The mesh that deploys itself. Drones place nodes where no vehicle reaches.

Skybridge

Aerial repeater. Lifts the mesh over terrain masking, 15–20 km for a convoy below.

Mesh Endpoint

Ethernet bridge. Command posts, sensors and rear networks join as nodes.