An emergency communications system is only as strong as its weakest link — so ARC Edge removes the weak link entirely. It aggregates cellular, satellite, Wi-Fi, and wired paths into one resilient network: primary, alternate, contingency, and emergency, live at once, in one deployable box.
Every agency has a PACE plan — primary, alternate, contingency, emergency. On paper. In the field, each layer is a separate device, a separate procedure, and a separate delay while an operator notices the failure, finds the backup, and brings it up by hand. The gap between layers is where calls drop, dispatch goes quiet, and the common operating picture goes stale. ARC Edge collapses the stack: every layer is live at once, and traffic converges to the best surviving path in under 50 milliseconds — before anyone on the net feels it.
ARC Edge aggregates every available path — cellular across multiple carriers, satellite, Wi-Fi-as-WAN, wired uplink — into one resilient network, and steers every call, video feed, and data flow across the best paths, every second.
5+ paths run simultaneously — multiple carriers, satellite, Wi-Fi-as-WAN, wired uplink. A carrier outage or a fiber cut is a routing event, not an incident: traffic converges to surviving paths in under 50 milliseconds.
The call doesn't drop. Dispatch doesn't go quiet.
ARC Edge is a field kit, not an installation project. Power it, and it discovers and aggregates whatever connectivity is available — no tower builds, no truck rolls, no waiting on carriers.
Stage it ahead of the event. Activate it when the event arrives.
Application-aware and transport-agnostic: dispatch VoIP, ATAK feeds, video, telemetry, and incident management tools ride the network unchanged. No new workflow, no retraining.
Your tools, your procedures — on a network that holds.
An emergency communications system keeps agencies connected when normal networks are damaged, overloaded, or unavailable. ARC Edge does this by aggregating every available path — cellular across multiple carriers, 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 incident.
It never depends on any one network. ARC Edge runs 5+ aggregated paths simultaneously and steers traffic to the best surviving links every second. If a carrier drops or a fiber line is cut, sessions converge to the remaining paths in under 50 milliseconds — fast enough that calls, video, and data don't notice. That architecture is what delivers 99.97% session uptime.
It is a PACE plan in one box. Instead of primary, alternate, contingency, and emergency comms living in separate devices that operators switch between by hand, ARC Edge keeps every layer live at once and fails over automatically — no operator action, no gap on the net while someone digs out the backup.
Yes. ARC Edge is application-aware and transport-agnostic: it carries your existing tools — dispatch VoIP, ATAK feeds, 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 agency, your hazards, and your current PACE plan. We'll show you what ARC Edge would look like in your next activation — including a live demo.
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