ROCPAC GLOBAL

Most wireless technologies modulate radio waves in a specific frequency band, or carrier. Broadband RF technologies, though, use a totally different method to encode signals; instead of carrier waves, broadband RF devices send millions of tiny pulses per second. These low power, short duration pulses enable high resolution radar, precision position location, and covert communications that are resistant to multipath fading.

These characteristics make broadband RF sensing networks useful for a variety of challenging sensing applications such as search and rescue missions and perimeter or infrastructure security, particularly in situations where physical barriers to intrusion are not feasible.  Broadband RF sensing networks are self-organizing and can be installed permanently to protect valuable infrastructure such as airports or power plants, or rapidly in an adhoc manner to to provide wide area surveillance. Whether temporary or permanent, broadband RF sensing networks provide cost effective, reliable intrusion detection with precise classification and tracking capabilities.  ROCPAC has been working in the broadband RF sensing field for three years and has applied the technology to a variety of challenging government and commercial sensing problems.