Systemware-Pacific

STC

DART The STC combines hardware and software components into a portable Radio Frequency (RF) detection and monitoring system that is small, lightweight, and easy to use. The software application interface is designed so a user with minimal RF knowledge can operate it, but also provides all the tools an experienced operator needs to accomplish the mission.

Typhon

Typhon Typhon is an unrivalled non-lethal distraction device that negates the risks associated with conventional pyrotechnic devices. The system consists of one Central Control Unit with the capability of attaching up to six heads, with each head delivering five independent events. An event is defined as an acoustic sound of 170dB, with negligible smoke or flash, thus eliminating the risks associated with conventional devices of this type.

AccuFACE®

AccuFACE SystemWare-Pacific is the sole Authorised Distributor for AccuFACE in the Australasian and Oceanic regions. AccuFACE® is a biometric, embedded facial recognition system designed for Access Control, Time and Attendance and User Authentication applications and authenticates users in less than 1 second. Powered by near Infrared Facial Recognition technology AccuFACE® has superior accuracy, speed and reliability over other facial recognition systems in differing light and working conditions.

DART

DART The DART is a portable, fully functional Radio Frequency (RF) collection and analysis platform that can operate independently or be networked as a multi-sensor system. With an on-board tuning module, processing module, embedded PC and internal GPS, this system is ideal for static or mobile collection missions.

Toughbooks

Panasonic Toughbooks With a name like "TOUGHBOOK", and a design to military standards, outstanding build quality and features are a consumer expectation. In this regard, The Panasonic series of "TOUGHBOOKS" and "TOUGHPADS" doesn't disappoint. All “TOUGHBOOKS” and “TOUGHPADS” are built rock-solid to withstand use in extreme environments and are graced with excellent internal components and industry standard features.

Lyrebird

Project LYREBIRD was a concept suggested by the Director of SWPAC to specialist agencies that needed a toolset to allow the replication of communications. The product's purpose is intended for COMINT Operator Training, EW specific target training, EW System Testing, Imitative Communications Deception (ICD) and Psychological Operations.

SPiT

DART Simulated communications are a necessary part of providing training and other force multipliers on the modern Electronic Battlefield. Creating and conducting realistic scenarios with strong, efficient and positive training outcomes are typically labour intensive. Communications deception scripts, for Electronic Warfare use, and other outcomes usually demand vast experience and planning.

Welcome to SystemWare-Pacific Pty Ltd (SWPAC)

SWPAC provides innovative solutions to a range of uniquely challenging requirements. Specializing in Radio Frequency collection, analysis and reporting products, we offer a full suite of experience based solutions unique to the Australian Marketplace.

New updates to the STC:

As it always has been, CTL SystemWare’s philosophy on after sales support includes constant improvement on products and services after the point of sale.

As part of this process their team of engineers continually strives to implement improvements in an already excellent product.

All updates can be conducted quickly by SystemWare-Pacific staff, or with a short amount of training the client themselves. Naturally this provides for minimal to no time without their systems.

Parts of these updates include extra features added into the software to make the systems more user friendly as well as capability enhancements. These are mostly provided as a result of customer feedback and continual Research and Development.

These updates are all provided free of charge to current customers who have purchased STC systems that are within their warranty periods.

To find out more information about the STC, please visit our STC page or contact us.

Last Updated on Wednesday, 17 February 2016 12:25

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