ILS Security and Surveillance Radio Communications Engineering / Integration Services Government   

 

Ø MCCS 2020 - Mobile Command and Control System

 

       The ATSC MCCS 2020 has no equal in its ability to rapidly deliver command and control communications to geographically disperse and remote or forward deployed personnel. The ATSC MCCS 2020 Mobile Command and Control System is a man-portable, battery powered, command, control, communications and computer (C4) network platform. The ATSC MCCS 2020 platform is easily deployed by a single user in less than 5 minutes to instantly create a self-healing, ad-hoc mesh network (802.11b/g, 4.9Ghz optional) capable of providing up to 54Mbps of network bandwidth over vast geographic areas spanning incident specific locations, entire cities and even state wide. Click here for a detailed description.


Ø Motorola

 

MOTOROLA and the Stylized M Logo are

registered in the US Patent & Trademark Office  

 

ATSC has an ordering agreement with Motorola allowing it to purchase and resell certian Motorola radio products and services to select U.S. Federal Goverment departments and agencies. This multi-million dollar per year agreement will give ATSC the ability to better serve our radio communications customers.  ATSC now offers reliable, high quality Motorola products and can design and integrate large radio communications systems using Motorola's state-of-the-art components. 

 

 

Ø Mesh Network

ATSC is able to provide wireless networking solutions based on the innovative mesh networking architecture that presents unmatched advantages in terms of reliability and flexibility compared to any traditional point-to-point or point-to-multipoint wireless solution.

In a wireless mesh network, every unit not only transmits the data packets coming from the cameras directly attached to it, but also acts as an “intelligent router”, able to forward packets coming from other units through the optimal path.

In a redundant and reliable mesh network, every video stream has multiple available paths to reach the base stations and the network forwards the packets through the optimal path at any point in time. The absence of any single point of failure incredibly increases the reliability compared to any other transmission technology, either wireless or wired.