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Discover cutting-edge solutions from leading global suppliersTrellisWare Technologies, Inc. has launched the TW Shadow™ 750 radio (TW-750) to the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) market at the AFCEA TechNet Conference in Augusta, August 20-22.
The TW-750 expands TrellisWare’s family of radios with a highly integrated handheld solution to address mission-critical communications challenges, putting Mobile Ad Hoc Networking (MANET) capability directly in the users’ hands for simplified operation.
The multi-waveform TW-750 radio operates the industry-leading TSM® Mobile Ad Hoc Networking (MANET) waveform, the modern electronic counter-countermeasure (ECCM) Katana™ narrowband MANET waveform, and the Narrowband Line-of-Sight (NB LOS) waveform to provide maximum reliability, resiliency, scalability, security, and interoperability.
The TW-750 was designed to deliver next-generation capabilities at a competitive price point without sacrificing performance or customization.
TrellisWare is a leader in highly advanced algorithms, waveforms, and communications systems that range from small form factor radio products to fully integrated solutions.
The TrellisWare® TSM® and Katana™ waveforms are incorporated into a wide range of systems, including TrellisWare radios and trusted industry partner radios. TrellisWare is delivering the next generation of communications for public safety, defense, uncrewed, and commercial markets.
Reid Kinder, senior director of DoD business development, said, “The TW-750 ensures ease of use and cost-effective access to our leading TSM and Katana waveforms down to the lowest levels of a tactical formation.
“The TW-750 radio is customer-informed, tightly integrated, and purposely built to deliver assured voice and critical data communications to the most valuable warfighters.”
Larry Greenstein, senior product manager, said, “We are excited to add the TW-750 radio to the TrellisWare TW Shadow product family to meet the growing needs of our diverse military and public safety users worldwide who do not want to compromise features or communications capability.”
