Put Live Radios on Your Radar

You might already be aware that ASTi has been connecting live radios to network-based communications for decades. We named the first iteration of this Radio-over-IP connectivity "Synapse," and it was a special version of our original DACS platform. We first promoted this state-of-the-art capability in a press release describing a Synapse deployment for the U.S. Army’s Ironhorse Sprint training exercise in 1999.

Nowadays, we call this feature set "Radio Bridge" and "Radio Remote Control" both of which are standards in our Voisus product. Since we've been doing it for over 25 years, you might think that connecting live radios to IP networks is old hat for ASTi. But things just keep getting better.

This year we added the L3Harris AN/PRC-160 Wideband HF/VHF Manpack Radio and AN/PRC-167 Multi-channel Manpack radios to the already impressive list of radios that integrate seamlessly with our Voisus product. Voisus provides operator access to multiple live radios for analog-to-digital audio bridging and remote control through its Flex Client interface.

And we're not done yet! In the coming year, ASTi looks forward to adding support for radios that use the ED-137C interoperability standard (we already work with "B"). We also plan to add support for the General Dynamics URC-300 and CM-300/350(V2) radios along with the Collins Aerospace AN/PRC-162 networked ground radio.

Whether you need to add live radios to your training, simulation or operational application, or you wish to consolidate and unify multiple communications assets, Voisus is the brightest blip on your radar screen.