Mesh Network + Optical Navigation under GPS-denied and EW Conditions
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PEKKLA MeshNav combines distributed mesh communications with onboard optical and inertial navigation for UAV operations in GNSS-denied and electronically contested environments.
The system enables compatible UAVs, relay nodes and ground-control stations to exchange command data, telemetry and video across a multi-hop network. Optical navigation provides an alternative position and velocity estimate when satellite navigation is unavailable or unreliable.
MeshNav supports group control, airborne relay, non-GPS navigation, and analogue or encrypted digital video. Its modular architecture can be integrated with PEKKLA platforms or adapted to compatible customer systems.
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PEKKLA is a Lithuanian defence technology company delivering operationally validated unmanned systems, tactical communications and specialised military training solutions developed in close cooperation with Ukrainian partners and frontline end users. Its founders, management and team members have military backgrounds and bring operational experience gained in Ukraine and across NATO member states.
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