Kägwerks, the global leader in solutions for tactical operator-worn networking, announces the receipt of its largest contract-to-date for the D.O.C.K. Lite chest-worn networking hub. The $24 million dollar contract continues the fielding of the D.O.C.K. Lite across additional combat units.
he D.O.C.K. Lite system combines a ruggedized chest mounting solution for the soldier’s end user device (EUD) with a networking hub to connect various soldier-worn radios, peripherals such as the Army’s Enhanced Night Vision Goggles (ENVG-Bs), and data sources worn by the soldier. The D.O.C.K. Lite hub supports both cable and secure Intra-Soldier Wireless (ISW) network connections which reduces cable clutter, weight, volume, and cost for each soldier while enhancing their situational awareness and combat effectiveness.
We are excited to support the Nett Warrior program and fully appreciate the confidence the Army has shown in Kägwerks to provide this critical solution for the soldier. The D.O.C.K. Lite platform and next generation systems under development will support the tactical operations needs of the infantry, special operations, Customs and Border Protection, law enforcement, and first responders in the future.
James Schueren, CEO of Kägwerks
Source: Kägwerks news release
