Persistent Systems has announced that Robotic Research joined the Wave Relay Ecosystem, an industry alliance of sensor and unmanned system companies that leverage the former's Wave Relay mobile ad hoc network. "The aim of the Wave Relay Ecosystem is to deliver the warfighter a truly unified battlefield network," said Jeffrey Washington, director of business development at Persistent Systems.
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Persistent Systems has promoted Sandeep Kalra, an experienced leader in the software services industry, as CEO to lead the company's strategic growth and services. “We are looking forward to the next phase of our growth journey, as Sandeep Kalra takes over the CEO role,“ said Dr. Anand Deshpande.
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Persistent Systems used its mobile ad hoc networking technology to provide mobile connectivity support for the U.S. Air Force's second on-ramp experiment with the Advanced Battle Management System.
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Persistent Systems has demonstrated its mobile ad-hoc networking technology as part of a U.S. Army initiative to explores the potential of an optionally manned vehicle to control multiple robotic units. The branch envisions teaming between an optionally manned fighting vehicle and support robotic combat vehicles through the RCV program, the company said Tuesday.
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Persistent Systems has received a four-year, $25M contract to help the U.S. Air Force address the communication needs of convoy operations in austere environments.
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Persistent Systems has received a $5.4M contract to supply communications systems for the U.S. Army's next-generation optionally manned fighting vehicle intended to replace the service's Bradley ground platforms, National Defense Magazine reported Wednesday.
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Persistent Systems will provide its Wave Relay networking technology to the U.S. Army in support of the development of portable robots designed to provide field situational awareness.
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Persistent Systems received a 12-month other transaction agreement to demonstrate a radio system in support of the U.S. Army's network modernization efforts.
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Hoverfly Technologies has agreed to incorporate a radio communication module into two small unmanned aircraft system offerings under a five-year partnership agreement with Persistent Systems.
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Persistent Systems has established a new alliance of unmanned systems and sensor companies to provide the military with more connected devices on the battlefield.
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