Border patrol, coastal surveillance, border port control, coastline warning, border outpost interconnection, and maritime law-enforcement vessel formations — long-range, wide-coverage border and coastal defense communications. National borderlines and coastlines are extensive with complex, varied terrain including mountains, deserts (gobi), jungles, and islands where conventional public networks often fail to provide full coverage, making dedicated broadband communications essential for border and coastal defense command and dispatch.

Deployment Solution

• Multi-hop cascade deployment: YNW-6508CZ vehicle-mounted base stations are cascaded at approximately 30km intervals along the border or coastline; a single hop achieves line-of-sight transmission of over 30km, and multi-hop relay builds a centerless broadband private network covering tens to hundreds of kilometers.
• Diverse node form factors: Fixed deployment at border outposts, ship-borne deployment on patrol boats, vehicle-mounted deployment on mobile command vehicles, and single-soldier deployment form a freely Ad-Hoc multi-form-factor network for integrated “shore–sea–air” coverage.
• High-power long-range: A maximum 10W transmit power combined with COFDM modulation achieves stable transmission over even longer distances in wide-area border and coastal defense scenarios.

Application Value

Between border outposts, patrol boats, and mobile command vehicles, HD video, voice intercom, and situational-awareness data are backhauled in real time, keeping the command link active even in remote areas without public network coverage. The command center can grasp border dynamics and maritime situational awareness in real time, effectively enhancing border/coastal situational awareness, rapid response, and coordinated operations, providing reliable communications support for border and coastal control.

Convoy formation marching, military escort and transport, material transportation, VIP convoy security, long-distance passenger-fleet management, logistics fleet coordination, and railway engineering-vehicle group communications — mobile scenarios. As inter-vehicle distances constantly change and road conditions are complex during convoy movement, conventional communications cannot guarantee stable real-time links between convoy members.

Deployment Solution

• Direct vehicle-to-vehicle networking: A YNW-6508CZ vehicle-mounted base station is deployed on each vehicle; MESH Ad-Hoc links form automatically between vehicles without relying on fixed base stations or the public network, completely independent of the public network.
• Dynamic route convergence: Under high-speed movement, changing inter-vehicle distances, road masking, and tunnel transit, the network topology reconfigures automatically and routes converge within seconds, without communication interruption.
• Concurrent multi-service: Supports concurrent backhaul of onboard HD video, voice intercom, vehicle position sharing, and command-instruction issuance; a peak throughput of 70Mbps meets broadband service requirements.
• Relay extension: When the convoy is large or terrain masking is severe, multi-hop relay extends coverage, supporting Ad-Hoc networking of 64+ nodes.

Application Value

During convoy movement, HD video, voice intercom, and location information are shared in real time between vehicles, and the command vehicle can grasp the full fleet situation for integrated formation command and coordinated dispatch. In counter-terrorism/stability maintenance, armed escort, and military material transport missions, it provides a public-network-independent, secure communications channel for the fleet, significantly improving fleet mobile command capability and mission security.

Maritime boarding inspection, surveillance and evidence collection, cross-ship coordinated operations, fleet formation communications, maritime law-enforcement boarding, coast guard patrols, and naval tactical coordination. The maritime environment presents unique challenges including wave-induced motion, severe multipath interference, and constantly changing relative positions between vessels, which conventional communications cannot reliably overcome.

Deployment Solution

• Vessel-to-vessel coordinated networking: A YNW-6508CZ vehicle-mounted base station is deployed on each vessel; broadband MESH Ad-Hoc links form automatically between vessels to support fleet coordinated operations and integrated communications.
• Boarding-team extension: The boarding-inspection team is equipped with portable MESH devices, maintaining real-time communication with the mother vessel’s base station and backhauling on-site boarding HD video and voice to the mother vessel’s command center in real time.
• Multipath-interference resilience: COFDM modulation effectively suppresses maritime multipath reflections, maintaining link stability under wave-induced motion and vessel sway in high-dynamic environments.
• Fast route convergence: The device supports fast route convergence in high-dynamic environments; the network topology auto-adjusts as vessel relative positions change, without communication interruption.

Application Value

During boarding inspections, surveillance/evidence collection, and cross-ship coordination, stable maritime broadband Ad-Hoc links are established between vessels and between vessels and boarding teams, backhauling on-site HD video and voice in real time and providing reliable communications support for maritime law enforcement, search and rescue, and tactical coordination. Commanders can grasp the boarding-site situation in real time and make remote decisions, significantly improving maritime enforcement safety and tactical coordination efficiency.

Major event security (conferences, competitions, performances), temporary surveillance and interception, armed patrols, counter-terrorism and emergency response, mass-incident disposal, VIP protection, checkpoint enforcement, and special-duty missions. Such public-safety scenarios impose extremely high requirements on rapid deployment, temporary private networks, multi-channel video backhaul, and resilience against public-network congestion.

Deployment Solution

• Rapid temporary private-network setup: The YNW-6508CZ is ready to use upon power-on with no configuration, building a dedicated broadband communications network at the task site within 5 minutes, completely independent of the public network.
• Multi-terminal integrated access: Single-soldier law-enforcement cameras, vehicle terminals, temporary surveillance domes, and UAV aerial relays converge through the MESH Ad-Hoc network, with multiple video streams backhauled to the command center in real time.
• Centerless architecture: The centerless Ad-Hoc architecture does not rely on public-network base stations, maintaining communications even under network congestion or public-network outage (e.g., congestion caused by large crowds at major events).
• Remote management: Supports mobile APP and Web network-management-platform remote configuration; the command center can manage all node devices remotely and monitor network status in real time.
• Network transparent relay: Supports network transparent relay to interconnect with existing public-security command-and-dispatch systems and video surveillance platforms for seamless integration.

Application Value

In major-event security, temporary surveillance, and armed patrol scenarios, it provides real-time on-site situational awareness for public-security command decisions, with stable backhaul of multi-channel HD video, voice intercom, and data. The centerless architecture ensures uninterrupted communications under extreme conditions such as public-network outage or congestion, providing reliable communications support for counter-terrorism/emergency response and enhancing rapid response and coordinated operations.

Fire suppression (building, forest, and chemical fires), earthquake rescue, accident emergency response, hazardous-material leakage incidents, traffic-accident rescue, and building-collapse rescue. On-site public networks are often interrupted or severely congested during disasters, necessitating dedicated communications for rescue command.

Deployment Solution

• Rapid on-site deployment: The YNW-6508CZ can be quickly erected at the disaster site, building a dedicated broadband Ad-Hoc network among firefighters, command vehicles, and temporary command points within 5 minutes, without any infrastructure.
• Single-soldier-vehicle-command three-tier networking: Firefighters wearing portable MESH devices enter the fire scene; via vehicle-mounted base-station relay, interior HD video is backhauled to the on-site command vehicle and rear command center in real time, achieving “soldier–vehicle–command” three-tier networking.
• Concurrent multi-stream video: Supports concurrent backhaul of multiple HD video streams; the command center can simultaneously view live pictures of multiple fire points and rescue teams to fully grasp the on-site situation.
• Self-healing / damage resilience: When a node device is damaged or moves, the network automatically reconfigures, and remaining nodes re-establish routing without communication interruption, sustaining rescue continuity.

Application Value

Enables the rear command center to grasp the full on-site picture, scientifically dispatch rescue forces, and improve rescue efficiency and safety. Firefighters can receive command instructions in real time, backhaul on-site video, and hold voice intercom with the command center, avoiding blind operations and maximizing firefighter safety and rescue outcomes. Provides reliable communications support within the “golden 72-hour rescue window,” buying critical time for life-saving operations.

Emergency command communications for sudden natural disasters — earthquakes (especially magnitude 7+), floods (peak-flow transit, dam breaches, urban waterlogging), debris flows, landslides, typhoons, snowstorms, and freezing rain. Such disasters commonly destroy extensive communications infrastructure and fully disrupt public networks, leaving emergency command in an “information island” dilemma.

Deployment Solution

• Rapid disaster-area setup: Rescue teams carry YNW-6508CZ devices into affected areas, rapidly erecting temporary communications nodes and using multi-hop relays for wide-area coverage that overcomes terrain blocking.
• Air-ground integrated networking: Combined with UAV aerial relay platforms, an “air-ground” three-dimensional Ad-Hoc network overcomes complex terrain such as mountains and ruins for whole-disaster-area coverage.
• Multi-hop relay wide coverage: Supports multi-hop relay of more than 8 hops, each exceeding 30km; multi-hop cascading achieves wide-area coverage of tens of kilometers to meet large-area disaster communications needs.
• Self-healing / damage resilience: Self-healing ensures automatic network reconfiguration as nodes move, equipment is damaged, or new nodes join, with no manual intervention, providing sustained and reliable communications support for emergency command.
• Multi-service convergence: Supports converged transmission of disaster-area video backhaul, disaster-data reporting, rescue-team position sharing, command-instruction issuance, and victim-assistance information collection.
• Front-rear linkage: The on-site disaster command post links to the rear provincial/national emergency command center via satellite, achieving real-time front-rear coordinated command.

Application Value

Provides stable, reliable communications support for emergency command and dispatch during sudden natural disasters, backhauling on-site video, disaster data, and rescue-team positions to front-line and rear commands in real time. The command center fully grasps the disaster situation, scientifically dispatches rescue forces, optimizes rescue routes, and improves rescue efficiency. Provides communications support for life-saving within the “golden 72-hour rescue window,” minimizing casualties and property loss.

Forest fire monitoring, forest-area patrol communications, watchtower interconnection, fire frontline command, fire-scene situational backhaul, forest-area wildlife protection, and forest-area public-order control. China’s extensive forest resources are mostly in mountainous and remote areas with weak public coverage, so forest-fire communications have long faced high-cost coverage and networking challenges.

Deployment Solution

• Multi-point forest-area deployment: YNW-6508CZ devices can be deployed at multiple key points such as forest-area watchtowers, fire-prevention checkpoints, and management stations to build a broadband Ad-Hoc private network covering vast forest areas.
• Multi-hop relay overcoming terrain: Multi-hop relays overcome forest-line-of-sight blocking and terrain undulation for wide-area coverage in hills, mountains, and canyons, with each hop exceeding 30km line-of-sight.
• Watchtower-UAV-single-soldier coordination: Fixed watchtower monitoring, patrol UAV aerial inspection, and firefighting single soldiers deep in the fire scene form a three-position coordinated network, backhauling video and alarm information to the fire-prevention command center in real time.
• High-power long-range: A maximum 10W transmit power achieves stable transmission over greater distances in vast forest areas, reducing the number of relay nodes and lowering deployment cost.
• Automatic fire alarm: Interfaces with smoke detectors and infrared thermal-imaging fire-monitoring devices; automatic fire alarms are backhauled to the command center over the MESH network for early detection, early reporting, and early response.

Application Value

Builds a broadband Ad-Hoc private network covering vast forest areas, backhauling video and alarm information from watchtowers, patrol UAVs, and fire frontlines to the command center in real time for early detection, reporting, and response. During an active fire, it provides reliable communications support for frontline command, improving coordinated suppression efficiency and firefighter safety assurance, and providing solid communications support for forest-resource protection and ecological security.