LOS ANGELES, CA — July 7, 2026 — AnySignal today announced that its Link-182 radio, built on the company’s software-defined radio (SDR) platform, has demonstrated direct compatibility with SDN in full end-to-end operation. The radio is now available for pre-order as a low-cost, multi-waveform alternative to legacy tactical terminals.
“We built our RF platform for space, the hardest and least forgiving signal environment there is. Once you have made software-defined radio work in orbit, bringing it down to the tactical edge is not a new product, it is a migration path,” said John Malsbury, Founder and CEO of AnySignal.
- Native interoperability, proven end-to-end.AnySignal demonstrated its radio working directly with SDN, moving data across the network from the tactical edge all the way through. Interoperability is the first question every program office asks of a new radio, and AnySignal answered it in a live demonstration, not a bench test, before bringing the product to market.
- Now available for pre-order.AnySignal is accepting pre-orders today. Because the platform is software-defined, a single unit runs Link-182 alongside additional waveforms, including MANET, and stays reprogrammable in the field as missions and waveforms evolve. That means multi-waveform capability and field upgradability at a cost legacy single-waveform, hardware-locked terminals cannot match.
About AnySignal
AnySignal is a US-based aerospace and defense technology company building mission-critical radio-frequency (RF) platform to sense, connect, navigate, and defend across every domain, from the deep sea to deep space and beyond. Its products combine software-defined radios, advanced signal-processing algorithms, and satellite networking into a single platform, giving commercial, civil, and defense operators the spectrum capability their missions depend on.