Rampart debuts StrataWave UAS radio designed for stealth in electronic warfare zones

StrataWave UAS radio addresses the critical vulnerabilities of traditional drone communication systems, which are often reliant on GPS signals and highly prone to disruption. In contrast, this new system provides robust resilience and stealth, ensuring that drone operators retain control even when subjected to aggressive EW tactics.

"Electronic Warfare is disarming battlefield drones at alarming rates, creating an urgent need for next-generation connectivity," said Matt Ball, Chief Executive Officer at Rampart Communications. "StrataWave UAS is the first drone radio built to survive the most hostile electronic warfare-enabling mission-critical drones to stay connected and operational when adversaries attempt to disable them with sophisticated EW systems."

Key features that distinguish StrataWave UAS radio include:

- GPS-Free Operation: The radio does not depend on GPS, allowing it to resist jamming techniques that target satellite navigation systems.

- Superior EW Resistance: Advanced anti-jam and low probability of detection (LPD) capabilities enable the system to function effectively without revealing its presence.

- Verified Innovation: Its underlying physical layer technology has been rigorously tested in over 10 technical and operational trials conducted by premier defense research bodies.

As demand grows among U.S. and allied military forces for reliable drone communication tools, StrataWave UAS radio is positioned to become a vital asset. It guarantees reliable command and control (C2) in environments where standard communication channels are compromised. For drone manufacturers and systems integrators, the radio offers an easy-to-integrate solution that enhances the stealth profile of uncrewed systems, making them extremely difficult to trace or identify.