Keep Soldiers Safer with Flexible-Spectrum Radios

Communication drives innovation. That's why we are creating a future where flexible, low-cost radios allow mankind to extract dramatically more use from the radio spectrum. Our approach to innovating communications is to fundamentally reconsider radio architecture. Ever since Edwin Armstrong invented the superheterodyne architecture a century ago, engineers have sought to capture a wide frequency range before filtering it to a fixed frequency in the hardware. More recently, software-defined radio offered an alternative to fixed-frequency, but at the steep cost of processing power and energy consumption. We have created reconfigurable radios that are an order of magnitude better than what's currently available and we're just getting started. Born at the Cornell School of Engineering, EchoICS technology is the result of a decade of research. Want to discuss a partnership, or curious about job opportunities? Contact us today to talk about the power of software-tuned communications in action.