THE MOSA-M4 PLATFORM MESHED IP NETWORK HUB MOBILE C4 - GRIFFITY DEFENSE
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The MoSA-M4 platform Meshed IP network hub Mobile C4 Secure backhaul Silent operations
3 The MoSA-M4 platform / System integration and beyond.
The MoSA-M4 platform
Designed and manufactured by Broadcast Solutions, Mobile Situational Awareness (MoSA)
platforms facilitate the deployment of tactical communication systems. The MoSA-M4 is a
panel van that integrates a command, control, communications and computers (C4) suite
with optimised storage and logistics.
Be it tactical deployments for security organisations, Support for real-time HD and 4K video
emergency operations for government services or Instead of the few dozen kilobits of bandwidth supported
maintenance procedures for industrial facilities, all by legacy systems, the resulting mesh IP radio network
require situational awareness in the field. Such ad hoc provides dozens of megabits. This thousandfold increase
implementations have similar requirements: get to powers full-duplex IP networks that enable voice, data
location; set-up cameras and sensors; enable real-time and even video communications. Combined with recent
communications with field-operators; analyse incoming advances in coding and decoding algorithms (CODEC),
data and video feeds; backhaul resulting information to a such networks support the transmission of high-quality and
central command and control centre or remote operator. even broadcast quality HD and 4K streams. Technologies
such as MPEG-4 and HEVC allow for the delivery of full
Digital technology changes the area of resolution video at 24 frames or more per second.
operations
Until recently, the deployment of such systems remained Tactical deployments call for integrated
limited. Available solutions were too costly to implement platforms
or too cumbersome to deploy. Transmissions were often These new transmission and video technologies allow
limited to voice, text data and basic telemetry. Today, the for the design of next generation MoSA platforms. Their
playing field has changed. Breakthroughs in transmission successful implementation relies on the capability to
and video encoding allow for a new generation of MoSA streamline energy distribution in the field to power
platforms. networked devices; the need for software applications
to exploit the resulting data; the ability to backhaul that
Resilient IP transmissions data to a centralised command centre or remote user.
Mesh IP radio technology provides the path for high-
bandwidth, resilient transmissions in the field. It combines Optimised power management
the best in radio technology (COFDM, MIMO antennas) with Silvus Technologies body-worn radios use Twist-Lock
mesh network topology. In such a wireless mesh network, batteries which are also used to power connected
each radio is a node that simultaneously plays the role of sensors such as Point-of-View (PoV) cameras or Wi-
transmitter, receiver and repeater. Nodes connect directly, Fi routers. MoSA vehicles embed alternative power
dynamically and non-hierarchically to as many other nodes sources, adequate current distribution and an array of
as possible and cooperate to efficiently route data across rechargers to accelerate the on-board energy transfer to
the resulting network. these swappable field batteries. In addition, Broadcast
Solutions MoSA tactical kits offer mobile energy sources
in Pelican-case format to streamline the deployment of
Pan–Tilt–Zoom (PTZ) cameras and computer equipment
in the field.
Silvus Technologies StreamCaster
4200 radios support a wide range of
body-worn rugged accessories including
Push-to-Talk, IP camera, Wi-Fi dongle
and GPS tracker.
The MoSA-M4 platform / System integration and beyond. 4
Bonded LTE and satellite backhaul
for transmission and operations on the move
Hydraulic mast with PTZ camera
and MN-MIMO radio for extended range
Video Management System (VMS)
with situational awareness software
Integrated on-board batteries
Optimised rack storage for silent operation mode
with fast recharge for field kits
On-board C4
Beyond logistical support, MoSA vehicles typically A rich range of options
incorporate a compact command, control, MoSA platforms come with a variety of options to
communications and computers (C4) suite. To that effect, address the specifics of any tactical environment,
the MoSA-M4 offers a C4 for three to four operators. Its including:
digital intercom system facilitates communications
with field units. Its integrated Video Management A wide range of cameras and field-sensors to
System (VMS) takes advantage of on-board computers address mission requirements
and networking equipment to provide real-time Vectorised antennas and boosted amplifiers
monitoring, recording and analysis of feeds from the for ultra-long-range transmissions
area of operations. It can be combined with Geographic Drones and tethered blimps for optimised
Information Systems (GIS) to provide further intelligence perimeter surveillance
to operators on-board the vehicle or dispatched in the Ruggedised tablets for field personnel
field of operations. Data encryption and cybersecurity
and more
Data backhaul on the move
Such integration becomes all the more relevant when a
backhaul to a remote data centre or central command
and control is ensured. To that effect, all Broadcast
Solutions MoSA platforms cater for a variety of remote
communications equipment. The standard bonded
cellular connection can be complemented with a bi-
directional satellite link. Depending on operational
requirements, such a satellite terminal can support static
or on-the-move transmissions to a variety of networks-
both civilian Ku- and Ka-bands as well as military X-band.
The MoSA M1 Platform
Designed and manufactured in partnership with VTQ Videotronik, the MoSA M1 platform is
a range of ruggedised tactical kits that provide rapidly deployable solutions for addtiional
power and connectivity in the area of operations.
Mobile Support Kit Mobile Command Kit
MSK-1 provides power and network connectivity for MCK-1 is a solution for monitoring the Silvus Mesh and for
extended operations. recording multiple camera feeds.
Functionality: Computing & Connectivity
Power source for Silvus Mesh radios and PTZ cameras Rugged PC (VMS compatible), additional 1 TB mass
Power over Ethernet and DC Out storage for recording
Hot-swap battery system up to 2 x 294 Wh 15.6“ widescreen display (1000 nits)
Integrated charging logic for DC and AC input LTE, WIFI, 2 x LAN, 1 x WAN, 1 x PoE, 4 x USB
Robust 5-port Gigabit switch 1 X HDMI for 2nd display
Silvus power & network
Additional Features:
Integration option for video encoder Additional Features:
Fibre module for long distances Buffer battery for changing power source
Built for wide temperature range and rugged use Built for wide temperature range and rugged use
Made in Germany Made in Germany
Broadcast Solutions GmbH
Alfred-Nobel-Straße 5 / 55411 Bingen am Rhein / Germany
11 / 2019
Phone: +49 (0) 6721 4008 0 / Fax +49 (0) 6721 4008 27
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