The Halo AI-based connectivity platform by Elsight, generates a secured bonded tunnel for robust, continuous connection between the drone (UAV or UAS) and the ground control station.
The Halo aggregates multiple IP links from public and private cellular networks, Satellite and RF communications to deliver:
- High bandwidth and redundancy
- Low latency
- The prioritization of telemetry
- Video and C2 data transmission
The General Police Equipment Exhibition & Conference
Elsight’s robust connectivity platform is designed for unmanned systems used in law enforcement. Elsight will be exhibiting at the General Police Equipment Exhibition & Conference (GPEC) during May 6th to 8th, in Leipzig, Germany, Hall 2, Booth 60.
“With law enforcement, HLS, public safety, and first responder organizations facing increasing challenges, the use of drones and other unmanned systems has been on the rise to provide additional intelligence,” said Roee Kashi, Elsight’s Co-founder and CTO.
“We developed our Halo connectivity platform to add extensive situational awareness to every mission, while enabling remote management of one operator for an entire fleet.”
Special Operations Forces Week
The Halo platform empowers Special Operations Forces with Beyond Visual Line-of-Sight capabilities. Elsight’s CEO, Yoav Amitai, will be attending SOF Week, a premier defense event in Tampa, Florida, focused on innovative technology and equipment for Special Forces Operations.
“Today’s special forces units – whether they are part of law enforcement or military field teams – require the strategic advantage of situational awareness via a mobile and extremely portable set-up.
“Weighing less than 100 grams, integrating with your drone on-the-fly, the Halo is ready to go way beyond the visual line-of-sight to supply field commands of critical intelligence for mission success,” said Yoav Amitai, CEO of Elsight.
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