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Case Studies

Learn how professional teams deploy goTenna Pro.

Missoula County Search and Rescue Stays Connected in a Mountainous Dead Zone with goTenna Pro

The goTenna Pro devices were not only able to withstand the thick forests and mountainous terrain, but also rainy and wet weather conditions. goTenna Pro devices are built to IP68 specifications, ensuring dust and water resistance during austere rescue missions.

LCG Holdings Tests goTenna Pro in Puerto Rico and Achieves 23.1 Mile Single-hop Range

The successful range test could have game-changing impacts on the future of disaster response in Puerto Rico.

Complete Parachute Solutions Conducts Military Freefall Training with goTenna Pro X + ATAK

Military freefall training instructors received jumper position updates at intervals as fast as five seconds throughout the entire jump, even when there wasn’t cell service at high altitudes.

Colorado’s Hand Crews Ensure Accountability and Safety with goTenna Pro X + ATAK

When the wildland firefighting crew lost cell service, they maintained access to critical mapping and messaging capabilities in ATAK through goTenna Pro’s mesh networks.

Mesa County Search and Rescue Locate Missing Hikers with goTenna Pro X + ATAK

Rescuers were able to locate lost hikers at Colorado National Monument in less than eight hours in frigid and remote nighttime conditions.

Colorado’s Helitack Crews Use goTenna Pro X + ATAK to Track Ground Team Locations

In the midst of emerging spot fires, the wildland firefighting crew gained substantial peace of mind knowing exactly where individual firefighters were located at all times.

Webinars

Tune in to hear the latest best practices for off-grid communications.

How to implement a mobile first strategy for emergency management

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Improving mission-critical outcomes with mesh-enabled location tracking

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How to bridge gaps in event security with an interoperable communications plan

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How to build resilience and reduce risk with your emergency communications plan

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Virtual Demos

Learn how goTenna Pro works.

Virtual Demo: goTenna Pro for Emergency Management

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Virtual Demo: goTenna Pro for Law Enforcement

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Virtual Demo: goTenna Pro for Military Operations

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Virtual Demo: goTenna Pro for Wildland Firefighting

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eBooks

Discover in-depth coverage of operations in remote and austere environments.

Major Wildland Incidents

Learn about the challenges faced during the record-breaking 2018 wildfire season and how the Wildfire Management Technology Advancement Act of 2019 will help enhance location tracking and situational awareness moving forward.

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White Papers

Engage with the latest industry insights.

White Paper: Disaster response communications in the age of COVID-19

Learn how COVID-19 will impact standard operating procedures and communications command structures during disaster response. Take a look at how smartphones and mesh networking technology can address these challenges. Evaluate the options for new communications equipment in the COVID-19 era.

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Videos

Watch goTenna Pro in action.

Search and Rescue with goTenna Pro X

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Military Freefall with goTenna Pro X

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goTenna Pro X + ATAK Tutorial

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goTenna Pro Deployment Kit Tutorial

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Research Reports

Read how our mesh networking technology outperforms current industry standards.

Long-Range Short-Burst Mobile Mesh Networking: Architecture and Evaluation

goTenna Chief Scientist Ram Ramanathan presents Aspen Grove™ as a robust, adaptive, and scalable solution for low bitrate mobile mesh networks.

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VINE: Zero-Control-Packet Routing for Ultra-Low-Capacity Mobile Ad Hoc Networks

goTenna Chief Scientist Ram Ramanathan presents VINE, the first zero-control-packet mesh protocol for one-to-one communications.

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ECHO: Efficient Zero-Control Network-Wide Broadcast for Mobile Multi-hop Wireless Networks

goTenna Chief Scientist Ram Ramanathan presents ECHO, the first zero-control-packet mesh protocol for one-to-many communications.

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