When spectrum and power run short, ASX gets more from the link you have.
Every link leaves a gap between what it delivers today and what's physically possible. That gap is largest in coverage- and power-constrained systems, the ones that look like the defense problem in commercial clothing. That's where ASX performs.
The more constrained the link, the more ASX unlocks.
ASX delivers the biggest gain where a link is stretched: long-range or power-limited, on scarce or expensive bandwidth, running on software-upgradable radios. The tighter the constraint, the more there is to capture.
Satellite / NTN
Link margin and spectral efficiency are gold in satcom.
IoT / LPWAN
Long-range, low-power devices where every milliwatt counts.
Drones
Resilient, low-power datalinks for contested environments.
Critical infrastructure
Communicate when the normal network is gone.
The common thread: scarce spectrum, scarce power, coverage gaps. Band-agnostic in principle, HF-validated in practice. Some of these are proven today, others are on the roadmap, and we're clear about which is which.
A bigger battery, or more spectrum. Or the same design, doing more.
When a link is short on range or power, the usual answers cost hardware, spectrum, or battery weight. ASX gets more out of the design you already have. It delivers better link margin and a lighter power budget, as a waveform built into your reference design that ships with every unit.
Design it in, and it ships with every unit.
We bring the waveform edge; you bring the platform and the market.