In this episode of The Drone Radio Podcast, Amol Parikh, Co-CEO of Doodle Labs, joins us. Converses with host Randy Goers regarding the company’s groundbreaking mesh communication radios, exploring the advantages of their multi-band capabilities for both naval and industrial applications. Hear right here:
Amol Parikh serves as co-Chief Executive Officer at Doodle Labs, a company that specializes in the development and manufacturing of high-performance, industrial-grade Wi-Fi networking solutions. The company specializes in mesh networking technology for robotics, providing high-throughput and long-range connectivity through its Mesh Rider solutions, catering to a broad spectrum of government, defense, and personal Wi-Fi applications.
Doodle Labs operates offices in both America and Singapore, having earned recognition as one of the World’s Most Innovative Companies by Quick Firm for 2024.
Doodle Labs is a pioneer in providing industrial-grade Wi-Fi networking solutions, revolutionizing the way industries connect and communicate. Their cutting-edge radios are widely deployed in military applications, leveraging their anti-jamming capabilities to ensure seamless signal transmission and continuity for drone operators. The company’s groundbreaking development of multi-band expertise also has far-reaching implications for various industrial sectors.
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