In this episode of Max Gain, Persistent Systems supported a Forge Concepts full mission profile at Gryphon Group by connecting personnel, sensors, live video, and command-and-control systems across three separate locations.
The architecture combined multiple MPU5s with two Starlink gateways and cellular gateways operating across AT&T and Verizon. Wave Relay created the self-forming, self-healing local MANET, while Cloud Relay extended the network beyond line of sight across the available cellular, satellite, and terrestrial connections.
This isn’t a traditional primary-and-backup system waiting for one connection to fail. The network continuously evaluates every available route and uses the most optimal path at that moment. Any gateway can provide an exit, allowing traffic to move across the cleanest available path as network conditions change.
During the event, live shoot-house video and drone ISR feeds moved across the network into a shared real-time mapping and mission-planning display. Personnel operating from different locations were able to access the same video, position data, and operational information as the scenario developed.
The full mission profile demonstrated network throughput, gateway diversity, beyond-line-of-sight connectivity, live video distribution, and interoperability under realistic conditions. It also allowed Forge Concepts to establish SOPs, conduct dry runs, and use live-streamed operations for immediate training feedback.
Not backup. Not failover. Continuous path optimization across one network.
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Forge Concepts FMP | MAX GAIN
August 30, 2026 1:18 pm