When cell towers fail and the grid goes dark, response doesn't stop — but coordination does. ARC Edge is a deployable communications layer with no single point of failure: it aggregates every surviving path into one resilient network and puts your teams back online in minutes.
Hurricanes, wildfires, and floods don't just destroy homes — they destroy the cell towers, fiber, and power that emergency communications depend on. Command posts lose contact with field teams. Mutual-aid agencies can't share a common picture. Satellite phones connect one voice at a time while the operation needs video, data, and telemetry. The hours when coordination matters most are exactly the hours the network isn't there.
ARC Edge doesn't depend on the infrastructure a disaster destroys. It aggregates whatever survives — remaining cell coverage, satellite, Wi-Fi-as-WAN, wired uplink — and steers every call, video feed, and data flow across the best paths, every second.
Cellular, satellite, Wi-Fi-as-WAN, and wired uplink are unified into one resilient network with no single point of failure. When one path degrades, traffic moves before the loss is felt.
The call doesn't drop. The video stays live. The operation stays coordinated.
ARC Edge is a field kit, not an installation project. Power it, and it discovers and aggregates whatever connectivity survived the event — no tower builds, no truck rolls, no waiting on carriers.
Comms restored while the response is still forming up.
Telemetry, sensor feeds, drone video, and field operations flow into one shared, real-time operational picture — across teams, agencies, and jurisdictions working the same event.
Everyone sees the same thing. Decisions get faster.
A disaster communications system keeps response teams connected when normal infrastructure — cell towers, fiber, power — is damaged or overloaded. ARC Edge does this by aggregating every available path (cellular, satellite, Wi-Fi-as-WAN, and wired uplink) into one resilient network with no single point of failure, so voice, video, and data stay live through the event.
Satellite phones connect one person over one path. ARC Edge connects your whole operation — command posts, field teams, drones, and sensors — over every path at once, steering traffic to the best link every second. If one path degrades, traffic moves before the loss is felt. Satellite is one of its links, not its limit.
Minutes. ARC Edge is a field kit, not an installation project: power it, and it discovers and aggregates whatever connectivity survives — remaining cell coverage, satellite, point-to-point links — into a working network for your teams.
Yes. ARC Edge is application-aware and transport-agnostic: it carries your existing tools — ATAK feeds, VoIP, video, telemetry, incident management software — without changing how your teams work. It makes the network resilient underneath what you already use.
Tell us about your jurisdiction, your hazards, and your current comms plan. We'll show you what ARC Edge would look like in your next activation — including a live demo.
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