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THE MISSION SHOULDN’T HAVE TO COMPROMISE.

Resilient networking. Edge compute. Sensor ingestion. Hardware-based security. One natively integrated, software-defined Distributed Tactical Edge Platform.

Rajant + RHI brings Layer 2 peer-to-peer transport (InstaMesh®), multi-protocol telemetry ingestion (SAS), containerized AI orchestration (CORA), and hardware-based security (RiSM) together in a single integrated platform.

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Defense Operations Are Changing

Military operations increasingly depend on communications between people, autonomous systems, vehicles, sensors, and command elements operating across multiple domains. These environments rarely rely on a single communications transport or fixed network layout. As missions evolve, communications must adapt to changing terrain, mobility, and available infrastructure.


Rather than requiring organizations to replace existing communications infrastructure, Rajant overlays and unifies available transport technologies into one distributed operational network

Rajant is designed for environments where networks move with the operation rather than remain fixed to the infrastructure.

InstaMesh® (Data-Link Fabric Layer):

What it IS: A pure Layer 2 Peer-to-Peer Data-Link Fabric that routes MAC-layer packets dynamically without central controllers or IP routing tables.

What it IS NOT: A traditional Layer 3 MANET or IP radio.

CORA — Cowbell Operations & Runtime Agent (Edge PaaS Layer):

What it IS: A Distributed Edge PaaS Container Orchestration Engine capable of running localized Small Language Models (SLMs), autonomous micro-agent swarms, and air-gapped machine learning training (e.g., DiLoCo) directly on edge nodes without cloud connectivity.

What it IS NOT: A third-party software plugin or cloud-dependent application.

SAS — Sensor Adapter Service (Ingestion Layer):

What it IS: A Multi-Protocol Edge Telemetry Ingestion Engine that translates raw physical and RF spectrum feeds (MQTT, ROS, Modbus, RTSP, BLE, SDR IQ data) directly into normalized edge data streams.

What it IS NOT: A centralized database or enterprise data lake.

RiSM / RPT / APT (Cryptographic Enclave Layer):

What it IS: A Hardware-Enclave Security Subsystem providing FIPS 140-3 in-line cryptographic protection and zeroization to safeguard AI weights and payload code if hardware is captured.

What it IS NOT: Standard radio link encryption (AES256/VPN) or software-only sandboxing.

Flying Cowbell / EdgeCrumb (Hardware Payload Layer):

What it IS: Purpose-Built Edge Compute and RF Payload Modules that deliver the unified stack directly onto physical platforms (drones, UGVs, towers).

One Network Across the Force

Rajant’s Mesh-Over-Everything architecture connects disparate communications systems into one operational network. Built on a distributed Layer 2 architecture, Rajant unifies fiber, LTE/5G, Wi-Fi, satellite, Ethernet, RF, and tactical radios without requiring organizations to replace existing communications infrastructure.


Rather than operating as isolated systems, these technologies work together as one communications fabric that supports operations across the force.

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The Unmatched Paradigm:

Radio vendors give you bandwidth, but no native AI compute or container runtimes.

C2 software vendors give you threat visualization, but collapse under heavy EW jamming when reach-back links sever.

Edge hardware vendors give you processing power, but leave your proprietary AI models completely exposed to reverse-engineering if a drone is captured.

Required Operational
Primitive
Traditional Approach (Stitched 3rd-
Party Gear)
The Rajant / RHI Unified StackWhy Nobody Else Can Match This
Layer 2 Peer-to-Peer Data
Link
Layer 3 IP MANETsInstaMesh®IP routing handshakes introduce latency, fail under mobility, and saturate bandwidth during RF disconnects.
Native Edge AI Container
Runtime
External Compute BoxesCORA (Cowbell Operations & Runtime Agent)Competitors treat compute as an “add-on box”. CORA bakes container orchestration directly into the network substrate.
Multi-Protocol Sensor
Ingestion
Custom API WrappersSAS (Sensor Adapter Service)SAS translates raw spectrum, ROS, Modbus, MQTT, and RTSP feeds directly at the edge without cloud processing.
Captured Asset DefenseSoftware Disk EncryptionRiSM (In-Line Security Module)RiSM provides FIPS 140-3 hardware enclave isolation. If a Flying Cowbell payload is captured, keys and AI models
auto-zeroize instantly.
Air-Gapped Continuous
Training
Static Inference OnlyDiLoCo over InstaMesh + CORAExecutes continuous, low-bandwidth, distributed model updates (DiLoCo) locally across jammed assets without
central servers.

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Whether connecting autonomous platforms, integrating existing communications infrastructure, or extending intelligence to the edge, Rajant provides the networking architecture that enables distributed operations.

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Built for the Battlefield

Focused on the Mission

From its inception, Rajant has been built for military operations at the Forward Edge. As missions evolve and forces maneuver, the network must adapt just as quickly. Whether operating across rugged terrain, coordinating in dense urban environments, or pushing into contested domains, Rajant enables stable, secure, and scalable communications at the point of contact, delivering real-time intelligence where decisions are made. The result is a network that moves with the mission, sustains operations under pressure, and allows forces to act decisively, even as conditions change and threats persist.

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Enhance Existing Systems. Accelerate Deployment:

Rajant is designed to integrate into existing platforms, sensors, and computing environments. Our architecture supports modular integration approaches and interoperability across diverse systems. By enhancing what already exists, Rajant enables high-speed iteration and helps programs deploy faster while minimizing integration complexity. Rajant delivers: Accelerated deployment timelines, Support for high-speed iteration, Reduced integration friction, Support for open architectures, Operational continuity.

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Infrastructure That Grows With the Mission

Rajant military capabilities must scale predictably as mission demands evolve. Rajant networking infrastructure supports repeatable deployment models and long-term sustainment planning. We enable: Expansion from pilot programs to broader deployment, Distributed operations at increasing scale, Long-term operational reliability, Lifecycle continuity.

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Resilient Communications Where It Matters Most

Future operations assume complexity, mobility, and disruption. Rajant enables decentralized, adaptable networking that supports mission continuity across diverse environments. Our focus is operational performance, ensuring distributed systems remain connected when reliability matters most. This is networking built for execution, not experimentation.

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Essential Infrastructure for Military Operations

Rajant enables military organizations to:

  • Deploy capabilities with confidence
  • Integrate systems efficiently
  • Support distributed and mobile missions
  • Scale operations sustainably
  • Reduce integration complexity


Rajant’s networking architecture extends through BC|Commander® for network management, Flying Cowbell® for distributed edge computing, and CORA for open application integration. Together, these capabilities enable heterogeneous operations by connecting personnel, vehicles, autonomous systems, sensors, aircraft, maritime assets, and mission applications through one distributed architecture while preserving existing infrastructure investments.

Rajant is not simply a communications solution.

It is foundational infrastructure for distributed military operations.

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Move Faster. Integrate Easier. Scale with Confidence

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Building Connected Autonomous Capability

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Rajant Kinetic Mesh: Extending Reach and Coverage to the Tactical Edge

Read moreRajant Kinetic Mesh: Extending Reach and Coverage to the Tactical Edge
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Forward Edge Networking: Why Mesh.Over.Everything Matters in Contested Environments

Read moreForward Edge Networking: Why Mesh.Over.Everything Matters in Contested Environments
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Mesh Networks, CJADC2, and the Future of Joint All-Domain Command & Control

Read moreMesh Networks, CJADC2, and the Future of Joint All-Domain Command & Control
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Rajant Mesh Networks for Tactical Operations: Practical Considerations for Defense Agencies

Read moreRajant Mesh Networks for Tactical Operations: Practical Considerations for Defense Agencies
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The Asymmetrical Advantage of Data: Mesh Networks and Distributed Edge Computing for Warfare in the Information Age

Read moreThe Asymmetrical Advantage of Data: Mesh Networks and Distributed Edge Computing for Warfare in the Information Age
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Why Resilient, Self-Healing Networks are Critical for 21st-Century Defense and How Rajant Mesh Technology Fills the Gap

Read moreWhy Resilient, Self-Healing Networks are Critical for 21st-Century Defense and How Rajant Mesh Technology Fills the Gap
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