RAJANT WINS TWO 2023 PLATINUM HOMELAND SECURITY ASTORS' AWARDS FROM AMERICAN SECURITY TODAY
Corporation Recognized for “Leadership & Innovation” with Cardinal BreadCrumb® Module Distinguished as “Best Wireless Video Surveillance Network Solution (Radio)”
Malvern, Pennsylvania (USA), Dec 14 (Bernama-GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Rajant Corporation, the pioneer of Kinetic Mesh® wireless networks, is the recipient of two Platinum 2023 American Security Today ASTORS’ Homeland Security Awards. The company was recognized for “Leadership & Innovation”, and Rajant’s Cardinal BreadCrumb module was named the “Best Wireless Video Surveillance Network Solution (Radio)”. These honors mark the fourth year Rajant radio nodes have been distinguished for enabling highly mobile IoT applications for public safety and security. From the Rajant BreadCrumb suite of products, past ASTORS’ honors include:· Rajant Peregrine LTE – 2022 “Best Wireless Video Surveillance Network”
· Rajant Hawk – 2021 “Best Wireless Video Surveillance Network”
· Rajant ES1 - 2020 “ “Best Wireless Network Security Solution”
Tailored for warehouse automation and robotics, the Cardinal is powerful, lightweight, and notably the smallest within Rajant’s portfolio. The Cardinal solves Wi-Fi and LTE limitations by overcoming the physical and RF obstructions using dual radio M2M communications to extend network range for stable, uninterrupted connectivity required by robotic devices.
Rajant Vice President of Technology David Acker shared, “The Cardinal is small, yet very powerful. The Cardinal extends the range of traditional Wi-Fi past the limitations of fixed infrastructure with no line-of-sight requirements using two transceivers having a combined data rate of 1.73 Gbps. It works seamlessly with existing Wi-Fi network infrastructure, allowing faster and more cost-effective installation and management. And unlike 5G, you do not have to find, or pay for a licensed frequency, replace your entire Wi-Fi network, and purchase a costly core to manage the network. The Rajant Cardinal module keeps the network moving with no single point of failure.”
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