Smith Myers, April 24, 2024 - Smith Myers , a cellular communications solutions provider, announced the selection by Nova Systems of its Artemis Mobile Phone Location and Communications system for integration into its airborne mission system contract for a European Coast Guard.
Artemis will be installed across a fleet of Leonardo AW189 helicopters, playing a crucial role in supporting search-and-rescue (SAR) missions.
Integrator Nova Systems will utilize its European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA)-approved Part 21 Design Organization based in Shannon, to ensure a tailored solution that meets the rigorous SAR mission requirements for the helicopter fleet.
Ronnie Trasler, general manager of aerospace integration at Nova Systems, said the major SAR contract will ensure accelerated capability, improvements and longevity of vital lifesaving search and rescue aviation services.
“Our team has a proven track record of delivering bespoke solutions with our clients. The input from our partners is vital to incorporating the latest technology into our mission systems solutions and Smith Myers’ Artemis is a perfect fit for this project.”
Andrew Munro, managing director, Smith Myers, added: “As we enter our 37th year in business, we are delighted to be selected by Nova Systems for integration into their mission system once again. And the selection of Artemis for another Coast Guard program reinforces the effectiveness and reliability of our award-winning system.”
Artemis has been recognized by the Royal Aeronautical Society with its Silver Medal award.
Munro expressed pride that once again, ARTEMIS will contribute to more rapid and positive SAR outcomes on another major SAR program.
About Smith Myers : Smith Myers Communications Ltd was formed in 1987 from the design partnership of Tony Smith and Peter Myers, both previously engaged as freelance design engineers. That same year saw the launch of the first in a series of radically different test and measurement equipment for the new burgeoning cellular radio market. Intuitive and easy to use, the equipment’s simple user interface masked the complexity of cellular radio technology and protocols.
Artemis will be installed across a fleet of Leonardo AW189 helicopters, playing a crucial role in supporting search-and-rescue (SAR) missions.
Integrator Nova Systems will utilize its European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA)-approved Part 21 Design Organization based in Shannon, to ensure a tailored solution that meets the rigorous SAR mission requirements for the helicopter fleet.
Ronnie Trasler, general manager of aerospace integration at Nova Systems, said the major SAR contract will ensure accelerated capability, improvements and longevity of vital lifesaving search and rescue aviation services.
“Our team has a proven track record of delivering bespoke solutions with our clients. The input from our partners is vital to incorporating the latest technology into our mission systems solutions and Smith Myers’ Artemis is a perfect fit for this project.”
Andrew Munro, managing director, Smith Myers, added: “As we enter our 37th year in business, we are delighted to be selected by Nova Systems for integration into their mission system once again. And the selection of Artemis for another Coast Guard program reinforces the effectiveness and reliability of our award-winning system.”
Artemis has been recognized by the Royal Aeronautical Society with its Silver Medal award.
Munro expressed pride that once again, ARTEMIS will contribute to more rapid and positive SAR outcomes on another major SAR program.
About Smith Myers : Smith Myers Communications Ltd was formed in 1987 from the design partnership of Tony Smith and Peter Myers, both previously engaged as freelance design engineers. That same year saw the launch of the first in a series of radically different test and measurement equipment for the new burgeoning cellular radio market. Intuitive and easy to use, the equipment’s simple user interface masked the complexity of cellular radio technology and protocols.
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