Integrated Command
Connect air-defense and disaster-prevention operations within one coordinated communication environment.
Urban Emergency Communications
CroSkylink provides a unified MESH communication platform for urban emergency command, bringing voice, video, data, field teams, vehicles, and command centers into one flexible network.
A civil air defense emergency command center supports both air-defense readiness and peacetime disaster response. Its communication platform must coordinate departments, shorten decision cycles, and remain available during urgent operations.
Connect air-defense and disaster-prevention operations within one coordinated communication environment.
Provide stable information exchange for command teams handling time-sensitive emergency events.
Strengthen organizational command capability across routine, emergency, and air-defense missions.
Build an interconnected information-transmission platform with unified scheduling.
Support comprehensive voice command and dispatch at provincial and municipal levels.
Provide a scalable foundation for the scientific development of civil air defense information systems.
The system is designed for daily command operations and rapid emergency deployment, with a common platform for multi-scenario communication.
Multiple services are transmitted through one coordinated communication network.
Flexible equipment supports both regular duties and urgent missions.
The same platform supports a smooth shift between normal operations and emergency command.
The decentralized ad-hoc network can operate without depending on public power or public network infrastructure, while supporting field nodes, sensors, vehicles, robots, and command systems.
Multi-hop links help overcome terrain and building obstructions in complex urban environments.
Nodes can join or leave dynamically while status information is returned to the management system.
Supports IoT sensors, remote robot control, and other field communication applications.
Software-defined radio architecture and COFDM technology provide throughput up to 70 Mbps.
Automatic node relay extends network coverage, with a single hop reaching up to 10 km.
End-to-end TCP/IP supports integration with public networks and dedicated command systems.
Communication and dispatch for civil air defense and urban emergencies.
Portable communication networks for personnel working away from fixed infrastructure.
Public security, firefighting, drills, and inter-ship communication operations.
Fast-changing conditions require real-time monitoring and cross-department coordination.
Collection vehicles and portable nodes send multi-channel audio and video to command vehicles, with satellite links connecting higher-level command centers.
Command teams receive a broader operational picture for faster response planning.
Post-disaster or biochemical hazards can make direct expert access unsafe.
Portable MESH devices create real-time audio and video links between protected frontline teams and remote specialists.
Remote analysis and guidance reduce personnel exposure and improve operational precision.
Damage to public communication networks can interrupt rescue coordination.
MESH base stations establish an emergency network with a radius of up to 10 km, while relay devices connect command nodes across a wider area.
Rescue teams regain a shared communication channel for coordinated dispatch.
Satellite links can be limited in obstructed, indoor, or highly mobile situations.
MESH networking carries multiple HD video channels across mobile and multi-angle filming positions.
Field teams gain a more adaptable path for timely live reporting.
High-bandwidth transmission, self-healing ad-hoc networking, multi-service integration, full IP compatibility, and flexible deployment combine in one communication platform for urban emergency operations.