IAF develops 'Vayulink' platform for steady jammer-proof communication

IAF develops 'Vayulink' platform for steady jammer-proof communication

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Category : Defense Published on: February 20 2023

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  • The Indian Air Force has come out with an innovative solution that would help pilots to deal with bad weather and also provide them jammer-proof uninterrupted communication with the base station.
  • Known as 'Vayulink', the data link communication uses the Indian Regional Navigation Satellite System (IRNSS) that is also known as NAVIC, to send radio communication to the base station when the signals are low.
  • Vayulink is helpful for the Air Force, Army and Navy, while it can be given to government services as well since the technology has been made by the Indian Air Force.
  • Vayulink has been developed by the IAF only and it is a very secure system.
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