
Kenwood Communications Products
Kenwood Communications is a global provider of professional land mobile radio systems, delivering reliable, interoperable analog and digital LMR solutions—particularly through its NEXEDGE and P25 platforms—to public safety, government, and industrial users seeking mission-critical communications at a competitive cost.
Kenwood Atlas Radio System
Kenwood ATLAS P25 Repeater System is a scalable, software-defined public safety radio infrastructure built on the APCO Project 25 (P25) standard. The ATLAS platform delivers distributed, IP-based repeater and base station networking with automatic site discovery, self-healing architecture, and flexible simulcast support, making it easier to deploy and manage wide-area digital radio systems.
Kairos DMR/P25 Repeater
Engineered for mission-critical environments, KAIROS supports both P25 Conventional and DMR Tier II operation—making it an ideal choice for agencies requiring flexible, standards-based communications. Whether deployed in standalone configurations or as part of a wide-area simulcast network, KAIROS delivers reliable voice coverage, efficient spectrum use, and seamless interoperability across your entire system.

Ravenworks Communications Solutions
Ravenworks Labs mission and primary business is to provide advanced Engineering and SME services to DoW, Federal, Partner Nation, and local Public Safety as a systems Integrator. We have extensive experience in developing strategic, national security, and combat support communications systems.
JADC2 - Command and Control Communications
The National Security Operational JADC2 solution delivers resilient, secure Joint All-Domain Command and Control by integrating encrypted communications, identity and biometrics, and a shared Common Operating Picture across air, land, sea, space, and cyber domains. It enables warfighters to maintain situational awareness, identity assurance, and command connectivity in contested and denied environments using multi-enclave mobile devices, secure data backbones, and edge-based biometric and COP services
TOCK - Tactical Operations Command Kit
The Tactical Operations Communication Kit (TOCK) and Private Access Cellphone (PAC) provide NSA CSfC-certified, end-to-end encrypted voice and data communications across IP, radio, cellular, MANET, and SATCOM networks in contested and disconnected environments. The system enables secure, interoperable communications and multi-enclave mobile access from unclassified through Top Secret, integrating radios, gateways, and mobile devices into a unified tactical communications architecture
INSITE - Crime Scene Processing
INSITE is an Android-based site exploitation and crime scene processing software that enables users to collect, document, and report biometric, forensic, and multimedia evidence directly in the field. It supports multi-modal biometrics, annotated imagery, audio/video capture, rough sketches, and secure data sharing with DoD systems and TAK platforms, even in disconnected environments
IDENTITY WARRIOR - Biometrics colletion and analysis
Identity Warrior is an Android-based biometric identity and access control platform that enables multi-modal biometric collection, long-range facial recognition, and secure identity verification at the tactical edge. It operates fully disconnected or connected, synchronizing biometric access control lists peer-to-peer and integrating with DoD ABIS and ATAK/WinTAK for real-time identification, accountability, and reporting

WAV4M
WAV4M (Waveform) is a critical communications consulting and integration company deploying solutions and technology when everything just must work. We deploy battle tested communication solutions to state and local governments, and federal institutions.
CASE STUDY - WAV4M Biometrics
High-volume border checkpoints, authorities must rapidly process individuals while maintaining national security, humanitarian compliance, and operational efficiency. Traditional methods rely on paper documentation, centralized databases, or fragile network connectivity creating risk during surges, remote deployments, or infrastructure disruption.
CASE STUDY - Emergency Comms
A catastrophic urban event has rendered an entire metropolitan area without power, cellular service, or broadband connectivity. Survivors are dispersed across debris fields, hospitals are overwhelmed, and command infrastructure is degraded. The only remaining communications medium is two-way radio.










