General Dynamics' Next Generation Tactical Mobile Router Brings High Bandwidth Applications To The Battlefield

OTTAWA, Ontario, Feb. 15, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- General Dynamics Canada has introduced its next-generation Tactical Mobile Router, the TMR 200, a compact, modular and flexible router that can be easily configured and integrated in a variety of platforms and wireless networks.  With the ability to handle high-bandwidth applications, it ensures reliable and secure communications even where wireless network infrastructures do not exist or when nodes are overloaded or off the network.  It is ideally suited for tactical environments where network and vehicle electronic architectures are becoming more complex with high-definition cameras and sophisticated sensors streaming gigabits of information.

"The TMR 200 has been designed from the ground up to enable defence and public safety personnel to quickly establish secure wireless networks and communicate critical situational awareness information through high-quality video and images," says David Ibbetson, general manager, General Dynamics Canada.  "It improves the safety and efficiency of deployed personnel and vehicles wherever they are by ensuring they always have the most relevant information at their fingertips."

Engineered specifically for in-field communications, the TMR 200 allows defence and public safety personnel, mobile command centers and central commands to share high-bandwidth applications such as situational awareness information or battle management applications, along with critical voice and data.

The TMR 200's "intelligent management" automatically adapts to network changes and maintains reliable connections in harsh environments.  It uses advanced networking technologies to store and forward vital communications if a network connection is broken.  This feature provides unprecedented flexibility for defence and public safety personnel who need immediate access to high-quality information over a tactical wireless network.

The TMR 200 offers the advanced networking features needed to interconnect with a vehicle's electronic architecture and command, control, communication, computing, and intelligence (C4I) systems.  In addition, it can easily interface with other systems to enable remote control of communication devices in a tactical mobile network.

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