NetVIPRTM – A Pioneering New Military Communications Network
BAE Systems has launched NetVIPRTM, a deployable military communication network that enhances connectivity among various military assets such as drones, combat vehicles, and aircraft. Designed for the modern battlefield, NetVIPRTM features resilient nodes that can operate independently, ensuring communication is maintained even if some nodes are compromised. This software-driven solution allows for remote updates and easy integration with existing military hardware, providing secure and flexible network capabilities.
- Launch of NetVIPRTM expands BAE Systems' product offerings in military communications.
- NetVIPRTM enhances the resilience of military networks by allowing nodes to reroute data independently.
- The software solution enables remote updates, reducing reliance on specialized frontline maintenance.
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NetVIPRTM – A pioneering new military communications network (Graphic: Business Wire)
The modern, multi-domain battlefield that comprises land, sea, air, space, cyber and electronic warfare is hugely contested and it is vital that militaries maintain control of their communications in this challenging environment. NetVIPRTM uses the full spectrum of communications infrastructure to avoid being solely reliant on satellites or fixed infrastructure which are often targeted by adversaries, so will be much more able to sustain a communications network through a myriad of offensive challenges.
NetVIPRTM is made up of a series of nodes and each node in the secure network is able to add, access and move data. This means that even if some nodes are damaged in warfare, the rest automatically re-route to maintain optimum network speed and flow of information, making it highly resilient.
Traditional military networks rely on hardware being set up and then maintained by specialists. As NetVIPRTM uses software to perform functions usually carried out by hardware it can be updated from remote locations instead of the frontline, providing uninterrupted network access and data transmission.
This ‘plug and play’ approach works with communications hardware found in most military platforms. Over the past two years,
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