Field record
Five years in the field.
From a 2021 inauguration command post to Marine Corps exercises in 2026. Every entry here is a deployment, a test or a demonstration with people who rely on it.
Highlight
Ocracoke Island
Six Portable Communications Links and 32 Distribution Modules carry backup internet across the island. Measured at 86.1 Mbps down and 31.3 Mbps up, with live 911 and VoIP.
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Participated in Balikatan 2026 and Kamandag 9 with the U.S. Marine Corps
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Securing the low-altitude domain: how RUCS delivers resilient communications and aerial awareness
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Tekniam expands emergency backup internet on Ocracoke
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Featured in Revista El Congreso, Edition 270: Technology and Artificial Intelligence (Colombia)
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Bigger fires, longer seasons: advanced communications for faster responses
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Tekniam meets with the Ministry of Communications in Colombia
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RUCS showcased to the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection
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Emergency internet connectivity for Ocracoke
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Large-scale capabilities shown to California wildfire officials
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MacDill AFB Tech Expo: new product unveiled
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Partnership with Rivada Space Networks
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Partnership with Geeks Without Frontiers on the N50 Initiative
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Failsafe internet for Pacific emergency management teams during hurricane season
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RUCS demonstrated at Eugene, Oregon airport
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In support of Crimson Viper
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Support after the Lahaina fires
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RUCS demonstrated to California Fire and the California Office of Emergency Services
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Support for the 2023 Best Ranger Competition
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Grant County, Oregon acquires RUCS for emergencies and finding missing persons
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RUCS installed on Ocracoke Island, funded by the State of North Carolina and the Hyde County Commission
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On WNCT: the battle for broadband in eastern North Carolina
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Defense Applications Expo (DAX)
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Pocahontas County, West Virginia: the National Quiet Zone
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First pilot project in Kinston, North Carolina
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Proof of concept in North Carolina
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Command post network for the U.S. presidential inauguration
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