Revolutionary Multi-Bearer Bonded Router demonstrates cutting-edge connectivity for Urban Military Operations

Rollestone Camp, UK – UniVirtua, a leader in advanced communication and connectivity solutions, proudly reports a successful showcase of its flagship product – dashAlpha – for the Army Warfighting Experiment (AWE) 2024: Urban Integrate. The event, hosted by the British Army, provided a prestigious platform for evaluating and integrating pioneering technologies into military strategies.

Held on 27 November 2024 during the Standard Visitors Day at Rollestone Camp, the event paired military leaders and industry innovators, with a focus towards preparing the armed forces for the complexities of modern urban warfare, emphasising the importance of rapid communication and adaptive solutions. 

UniVirtua at AWE 2024: Urban Integrate

The showcase at AWE 2024 allowed attendees to see dashAlpha in action within realistic urban military scenarios, supporting the British Army’s goals of enhancing operational efficiency, situational awareness, and mission success. The event confirmed dashAlpha’s potential as an ideal solution for urban warfare, where traditional networks might fail.
“We are honoured and excited to have showcased at this prestigious event,” said Joseph Poole, CEO at UniVirtua. “dashAlpha garnered much interest, representing a leap forward in communication technology. It provides the reliability and flexibility modern military operations demand and we are thrilled to have contributed to the future of defence innovation.”

During the AWE programme, dashAlpha demonstrated its ability to revolutionise tactical communications. By bonding multiple data bearers (MANET, PtP radio, private LTE, SATCOM), dashAlpha combines access to Land Tactical Networks and Space Tactical Networks into a single secure, resilient and high-capacity connection ensuring uninterrupted communication in even the most challenging operating environments.

dashAlpha also demonstrated its ability to support the use of bonded audio & video streaming along with support for VoIP communication and, additionally, the capability to monitor and control remotely deployed network cameras, proving its ability to be used as a remotely deployed surveillance platform.