6G • Core Network
Disaster Relay Core
Ad-Hoc Emergency Mesh Routing Backbone
A resilient, rapidly deployable micro-core network running on emergency vehicles that establishes cellular connectivity in disaster zones cut off from the national grid.
Technical Explanation
When catastrophic earthquakes, tsunamis, or wildfires destroy fiber optic lines and cellular towers, entire regions lose all telecommunications. The Disaster Relay Core is a self-contained 6G core packaged into a ruggedized case carried by emergency vehicles or emergency helicopters. Operating autonomously on battery and satellite backhaul, it instantly provides local search-and-rescue teams with voice, drone video streaming, and civilian SOS discovery.
Key Functions
- Self-contained, ultra-rapid deployment establishing local cellular networks in disaster zones
- Autonomous local registration and emergency voice/messaging without connection to national cores
- LEO satellite and tethered drone backhaul bridging emergency teams to global headquarters
- Autonomous civilian SOS beacon detection locating survivors trapped under rubble via ISAC radar
- Ruggedized, low-power design operating on vehicle batteries and portable solar generators
Specifications
ITU-R M.2160 Public Safety Mandates, 3GPP Rel-19 Public Safety Evolution
Interfaces
Emergency-Mesh-IFSOS-Core-Bus
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