Our radio system enables the formation of self-organizing wireless networks with dynamic topologies. It can easily be adapted to many different tasks.
It provides wireless coverage in challenging environments, such as complex sites, difficult terrain, buildings with multiple reinforced concrete floors, underground floors, basements, parking lots, and mines.
The system is highly flexible, adaptable to various conditions, and cost-effective to scale.
It operates in the license-free band (860 - 930 MHz), and its devices consume so little power that they can be used without licenses.
Each of these devices can transmit voice in digital form, telemetry, and information from external sensors such as alarm sensors, door openers, or anything else. 
Each can also act as a repeater, significantly reducing costs, increasing coverage and simplifying network organization compared to other digital systems.

In our system:
- Every device is a repeater;
- When a packet arrives, the node retransmits it, and thus it also returns to the sending node.
- Each node retransmits only the packet that arrives first. Repeated packets are not retransmitted. This eliminates redundancy from the network.
- Data packets spread through the network only in directions where they have not been before;
- Data packets are distributed throughout the network and are processed only by the nodes for which they are intended;
- This algorithm ensures packet propagation both to a neighboring node and throughout the network.

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