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Kongsberg Gruppen Maritime Broadband Radio

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Kongsberg Gruppen Maritime Broadband Radio
Kongsberg Gruppen Maritime Broadband Radio

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The Maritime Broadband Radio (MBR) is developed for use in maritime applications where digital high-speed reliable communication and data transfer are crucial for efficient and safe operations. The MBR system enables high speed, high capacity and extremely robust data, voice and video transfer between multiple vessels and other assets. Unlike satellite, Wi-Fi or mobile network platforms, MBR requires no extra infrastructure or equipment beyond the units on the participating vessels. This makes it a simple to use and maintain solution enhancing efficiency in maritime operations.

Operating as a maritime “information highway”, the MBR connects crews and their vessels with a high-speed and high capacity digital communication channel with “fast track” priority options. The system can securely carry a diverse array of operational information, from real-time video to system data, and remotely situated teams can work together seamlessly, coordinating systems and activities for optimal performance, safety and operational success.

Kongsberg Gruppen Maritime Broadband Radio
Kongsberg Gruppen Maritime Broadband Radio

The Maritime Broadband Radio (MBR) system is a maritime radio network distribution system operating in the 5GHz band and has demonstrated stable, high capacity communication in a maritime environment, handling close by vessel operations, platform obstructions and beyond line-of sight distances. With MBR, there are no airtime charges; data transfer between vessels and assets is free once an MBR network has been established

Key features
Beyond line-of-sight operational range
IP connectivity for easy connect to subsystems
Solves “Line-of-sight” challenges
Live HD video stream capability
Various models for easy deployment

Kongsberg Gruppen Maritime Broadband Radio
Kongsberg Gruppen Maritime Broadband Radio

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