A DoD-borne RF stack, rebuilt for the contested edge.
Our innovative product combines Department of Defense-borne Blind Interference Signal Suppression (BLISS) technology with a compact receiver analyzer. The combination allows autonomous, robotic, and cyber hardware to self-orient and optimally self-vector using signal-strength physics.
From raw RF to command-grade decision.
The FSL-01 determines the specific strength-to-noise ratio of a receiving signal — inbound guidance, remote control, Wi-Fi, or other ambient RF — and self-orients to provide maximal signal transmission and receipt with maximum protection against enemy jamming or spoofing attempts.
- STEP 01ANTENNA
Wideband intake, 30 MHz to 6 GHz.
- STEP 02CALIBRATION
Patented calibration yields superior sensitivity.
- STEP 03ANALYZE
Spectrum + direction finding at the edge.
- STEP 04ADAPT
Vector platform toward optimal SNR.
- STEP 05PROTECT
BLISS suppresses jam/spoof attempts.
Wherever the spectrum is contested, the FSL-01 belongs.
Unmanned Aerial Systems
Preserve control, telemetry, and navigation for logistics and ISR drones operating in GNSS-denied airspace.
Ground Autonomy
Robotic ground platforms self-vector using RF cues when GPS or vision is unavailable.
Dismounted Forces
Detect interference, protect radios, and route around adversary EW without operator intervention.
Fixed & Mobile ATC
Track and locate emitters interfering with civil and military aviation communications.
First Responders
Locate personnel and monitor vitals over RF links that survive urban interference.
Cyber-Physical Systems
Give critical infrastructure a resilient RF sense of self against electromagnetic attack.