TELEGRID - March 2012 Newsletter

TELEGRID Newsletter
March 2012

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NASA Selects the WZRDnet Mesh Network
TELEGRID at Technet Southwest 2012

NASA Selects the WZRDnet Mesh Network

NASA has selected TELEGRID's WZRDnet Low-Power Wireless Mesh Network for inclusion in its new Innovation Ecosystem website. This website is part of a NASA initiative aimed at fostering technology innovation and collaboration at NASA and beyond.

The WZRDnet Mesh Network was 1 of only 44 technologies selected by NASA for the site. More importantly, TELEGRID is 1 of only 10 innovation partners in the wireless space which includes major wireless innovators like Lucent, IBM, and Motorola. To visit the WZRDnet page on the NASA website click here. To visit the TELEGRID page on the NASA website click here. TELEGRID would like to thank Booz, Allen and Hamilton for helping us achieve this distinction.

The WZRDnet Low- Power Wireless Mesh Network provides voice and data connectivity in austere environments with limited or no existing infrastructure. With a range of 2km per hop and 32 hops per call the network can provide coverage to many users over a large area. WZRDnet is an ideal solution for the military, disaster response, mining, oil & gas, etc. For more information on the WZRDnet click here.

WZRDnet Low-Power Wireless Mesh Network

TELEGRID at Technet Southwest 2012

TELEGRID invites you to Booth 828 at the Technet Southwest Conference on March 27-29 at the Tucson Convention Center, Tucson, AZ, for a demonstration of our family of KIV Remote SNMP Proxy (KRSP) devices . The KRSP allows remote monitoring and control of KIV data encryptors including the KIV-19, 19A, 19M, 7 and 7M. The KRSP comes in two versions allowing remote management of either 4 or 16 KIV encryptors. The KRSP uses SNMPv3 meeting DoD requirements.

KIV-19 Remote SNMP Proxy (KRSP) - Model RSP-116

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