KnightHawk 3 g network in-a-box breaks soldiers back, it online anywhere to get

By Dana Wollman posted Apr 20 2011 6:58 PM while it simply scaling battlefields with portable hotspots in tow present enough soldiers, it is a useless solution for Warriors in remote areas, inconsistent service from the outset have provided. Enter the KnightHawk 3 G, a robust network-in-a-box, otherwise up connectivity in areas kocht revealed. The stand-alone WCDMA network leads as fast as networks and Max upload rates of 5 76mbps on the 2100MHz spectrum, promising download speeds. It has capacity for up to 60 simultaneous voice calls and 14 HSPA connections can handle at the same time. And it will help to halten-our forces in top shape - you can't tell from the photos, but the thing weighs 45 pounds.

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Harris Corporation (NYSE: HRS), KnightHawk ? has 3 G - a robust, highly mobile tactical base station, which do an international communications and technology companies on the move, cellular 3 g services in locations with limited or maintain no cellular connectivity allows introduced.

Jointly developed by Harris and battlefield telecommunications systems (BTS ?), KnightHawk is a customizable cellular network in a box (NIB) 3 g compatible with standard (COTS) commercial equipment, including smartphones and tablets. Each KnightHawk 3 G is management software with BTS Praefectus ? mission, installed the automated configuration and management in the cellular network, and allows each KnightHawk operate autonomously or as a scalable network with hundreds of nodes for increased range. Allows existing applications use this compatibility users on the battlefield, so that she monitored the position a team automatically translate foreign languages, and advanced programs perform distance learning with existing.

KnightHawk 3 g features UMTS high speed packet access, for extremely fast connectivity of 14.4 Mbit / s for downloads and up to 5.76 Mbit/s for uploads. It offers the advantages of small size, weight and power (SWaP), making it ideal for mobile, multi purpose requirements in demanding environments.

"KnightHawk 3 G is a symbol system, the U.S. military direct access to millions of low-cost commercial devices already on the market while maintaining compatibility with future standards," said Dan Pearson, executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer for Harris. "Our unique solution combines the principle of interoperability with functions that use the current cellular Tower model and allows the military to put you on the way to a variety of platforms."

"KnightHawk enables 3 G to train Warfighter to fight and communicate more effectively with the most advanced 3 g / 4 g commercial technology, such as such as the droid, iPhone ?, iPad ?, and other advanced devices on the battlefield," said Sean Lane, BTS Chief Executive Officer. "From point of view of intelligence, a sensor enables 3 G of every Warfighter with the ability KnightHawk, report audio, video and other data are to commanders in real time."

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