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Hytec Inter will exhibit at Land Forces 2026 in Perth, Australia, from 6-8 October, joining the Acquisition, Technology & Logistics Agency (ATLA) of the Japan Ministry of Defense at its first exhibition booth at the event.
Located at Booth #2G8 in Level 1, Hall 2 of the Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre, Hytec Inter will showcase its next-generation video transmission, communications and command solutions.
Among the systems on display will be the LLC-2000 and LLC-4000 Tactical Video Encoder/Decoder systems, a family of low-latency systems for tactical operations, reconnaissance and situational awareness. The LLC-4000 provides full 4K performance, while the lighter and more compact LLC-2000 offers 2K capability and is optimized for drone integration.
Both systems are powered by Hytec Inter’s BAERT® suite, which combines bandwidth optimization with transmission error resilience to support smooth video transmission over narrow-band satellite and tactical radio links.
Hytec Inter will also present its Tactical 5G platform, which provides high-speed, low-latency and secure communications across a unified tactical network. The platform can connect drones, sensors, vehicles and command posts, while supporting real-time situational awareness and AI-driven decision-making.
The Tactical 5G solution is O-RAN compliant and multi-vendor capable, with a compact, lightweight and rapidly deployable design suited to mobile command post network configurations. It also supports Counter-Unmanned Aircraft System (Counter-UAS) missions and digital command and staff operations.
Other technologies on display include Hytec Inter’s VisionOverlay™ and image enhancement capabilities. VisionOverlay™ places targeting reticles on live video to support faster and more accurate fire direction, applicable to almost any video source.
The company’s image enhancement technology reduces haze caused by fog, rain and other adverse weather, improving object recognition and identification in low-visibility conditions. Like the reticle overlay function, this enhancement capability is applicable to reconnaissance missions and forward observer activities.
As part of the ATLA presence, Hytec Inter will exhibit alongside other Japanese companies, highlighting how Japanese technology can support defence equipment and technology cooperation with Australia and partner nations.
The company will meet with partners, integrators and defence professionals at Booth #2G8 during Land Forces 2026, with meetings also available by arrangement.
