Beechat Network Systems will be participating in REPMUS 2026 under the NATO DIANA delegation, where we will demonstrate the Kaonic 1S platform in a live operational environment. REPMUS is NATO’s flagship experimentation exercise for maritime unmanned systems and interoperability, organised in collaboration with the Portuguese Navy, bringing together defence, industry and research to validate emerging technologies against real operational scenarios and standards such as STANAG 4817. At this year’s exercise, we will focus on a key challenge: maintaining a continuous Common Operational Picture when GNSS and infrastructure are no longer available. Kaonic 1S will be demonstrated as a self-healing, infrastructure-free mesh network at squad level, enabling operators using ATAK to exchange data peer-to-peer and maintain situational awareness without satellite services or fixed networks. We will also explore deployable relay nodes and integration of distributed sensors to extend connectivity across heterogeneous assets in contested environments. As part of the NATO DIANA programme, we are bringing this capability into real operational scenarios where resilience, autonomy and interoperability are critical. Looking forward to engaging with partners and end users on the ground.

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I had an awesome conversation today with Kenny from AT Labs. We get into the launch of the RM-2, chat about mesh radios, and take a look at some exciting future projects coming from AT Labs. Check out the full conversation here: youtu.be/4H2hq4Glc00

Over the last week Meshtastic has rolled out a few changes. New app version, one new role (CLIENT_BASE), and they removed the REPEATER role.

🚀 First impressions are in! @emcommsolutions takes a hands-on look at the Kaonic. In this video, he explores: 🌎 Kaonic’s development capabilities for ATAK, drones, and OEM integration 📡 How Kaonic delivers practical value in the mesh radio market 👉 Watch the full video here: youtube.com/watch?v=cWYE1zF-…

How does HopSync work? Check out this quick crash-course into our frequency-hopping algorithm. 🔎 Tap the link in our bio to explore more how this technology can be integrated as part of a larger solutions ecosystem.

You can have it any colour you want (as long as it's black) Kaonic 1S orders going out this week, with more stock coming soon Head over to beechat.network to explore the current Beechat solutions arsenal

Some people suggest the radio direction finding a Meshtastic node is simply. While I don't disagree that it is possible. How easy is it really? youtu.be/YG8vO1kr02k

After weeks of focused work, we now have MAVLink running over Reticulum in Rust. What that means: - A flight controller connected over serial can talk to QGroundControl - The traffic is encrypted, meshed, and carried over whatever medium Reticulum supports - The transport is flexible over Wi-Fi, sub-GHz, and 2.4 GHz With MAVLink secured and meshed across a trustless network stack, we believe it is a big step toward making drones truly mesh-native. The ground and flight sides run as simple binaries, configurable with TOML, and it is ready for others to build on. If you are working on drones, autonomy, or resilient comms, we would love to connect. Check out the GitHub and get involved: github.com/BeechatNetworkSys…