Worn & portable
The 2×2 workhorse — body-worn, vehicle, or embedded. IP68, ~7 ms per hop, hundreds of nodes. The U.S. Army's AN/PRC-169 Program of Record.
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WHEN THE NETWORK IS THE MISSION
Everyone else says “we also have LTE.”
We operate where LTE can't.
Most radios force a trade-off — range, reliability, or bandwidth, pick one. Silvus StreamCaster's MN-MIMO mesh refuses to. Power on two radios and a private network forms itself: no tower, no router, no setup. Lose a radio — a dead battery, a unit out of range — and the mesh re-routes around it instantly.
MN-MIMO uses multiple antennas and signal paths to stay connected without line-of-sight, so it keeps working deep inside concrete buildings, basements, and tunnels where an ordinary radio quits. Crowded airwaves and jamming are the same problem. StreamCaster is spectrum-agile: it shifts the network to cleaner frequencies, and can transmit on one channel while listening on another, so no single hit chokes the link.
Silvus StreamCaster
MN-MIMO mesh radios · self-forming, self-healing
Self-forming, self-healing mesh carrying HD video, voice, and GPS for hundreds of radios at once — every node a relay, no central hub to fail. Cursor-on-Target feeds straight into ATAK and WinTAK, so command sees every teammate, drone, and sensor on one live map.
BUILT BY
Throughput
Up to 100 Mbps / radio
Latency
~7 ms per hop
Scale
Self-healing · 550+ nodes
Spectrum
Bands spanning 300 MHz–6 GHz
Security
AES-256 · FIPS 140-3 L2
C2 interop
ATAK / WinTAK · PTT
THE RADIO LINE
One mesh, matched to the mission.
High-power & airborne
The high-power 4×4 for fixed high-sites and helicopter / UAS downlink. Cleared on the DoD Blue UAS framework for secure drone operations.
On foot
A chest-mounted kit for SWAT and tactical units — the mesh node that moves on foot with the officer.
TRUSTED WHERE IT COUNTS
Validated where reliability isn't optional.
StreamCaster is a fielded U.S. Army Program of Record (AN/PRC-169) and the industry's first MANET radio to earn FIPS 140-3 Level 2 validation — the encryption and pedigree a risk-averse agency can stand behind.
Army
AN/PRC-169 Program of Record
Crypto
FIPS 140-3 Level 2 · AES-256
Drone-cleared
DoD Blue UAS framework
Rugged
IP68
WHERE IT EARNS ITS KEEP
Corrections & tactical entries
Live K-9 and robot video out of dense, RF-hostile buildings — the deeper you push, the more the mesh extends itself.
Rural & terrain patrol
A private network anywhere, with no cell tower in sight and nothing to set up.
Large, crowded events
When tens of thousands of phones saturate the air, the tactical net finds clean spectrum and keeps running.
Airborne downlink
A radio on a drone or helicopter becomes a flying relay — HD video and sensor data straight to mobile command.
PROVEN IN THE FIELD
Where the network has to work, it does.
CORRECTIONS
When the building fights the signal.
Inside a facility with no existing wireless, a NEXX360 + Silvus mesh + vehicle base station held reliable live video deep inside the building — exactly where a handheld or cell would have gone dark.
K-9 OPERATIONS
The network moves with the handler.
Tower- and mast-elevated nodes carried a handler-worn NEXX360 + MOHOC feed in real time to command and into AEGENTVMS — a terrain-engineered network that re-shaped itself around the operation, not a camera bolted to a radio.
Operational evaluations, de-identified at the agency's request.