The Ukrainian company Bravo Dynamics is actively working on the Phantom 3.0 mesh communication system, which should provide ground robotic complexes with stable communication in difficult conditions, including the effects of enemy electronic warfare.
The Ukrainian company Bravo Dynamics is actively working on the Phantom 3.0 mesh communication system, which should provide ground robotic complexes with stable communication in difficult conditions, including the effects of enemy electronic warfare.
As Defense Express notes , Bravo Dynamics has created a mesh solution specifically targeted at the specifics of the NRC, unlike typical systems originally designed for UAVs. The Phantom uses a ground-based mesh network of nodes that transmit signals between themselves and with the platform, minimizing the risk of detection and loss of communication.
The first versions of the Bravo Dynamics communication system appeared in the summer of 2024, and the first systems worth $25,000 were sold in the fall. In early 2025, the system passed front-end testing and evaluation by Brave1, after which it was redesigned and received an index of 1.5. The company is currently working on Phantom 2.0, which will support up to three devices in a mesh network and should be ready by the end of this summer.
Bravo Dynamics already has a contract with Dwarf Engineers and has signed letters of intent with CB Vepryk and Roboneers. Overall, 90% of ground robotic system tests with previous versions of the Phantom have been deemed successful.
It should be noted that the new head of the Unmanned Systems Forces, Robert "Magyar" Brody, highlighted the importance of the NRC as the main means of logistics for combat units, drones, and peripherals to pilots in positions.
