​TRX Systems has been selected by the U.S. Army to deliver a prototype tactical electronic warfare kit for dismounted soldiers. As the first contract awarded from the Army Rapid Capabilities and Critical Technologies Office’s (RCCTO) first Innovation Day, TRX Systems will provide a portable kit that enables alerts when electronic jamming or spoofing is detected and will provide a "rewind" navigation feature to estimate the user's probable current position after jamming or spoofing has occurred.

​TRX was awarded a contract from the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) to demonstrate TRX’s NEON® Personnel Tracker application in an assessment of mature technologies that are available for backup Position, Navigation, and Timing (PNT) services in the event of a disruption to GPS. DOT awarded a total of more than $2.5 million to 11 companies that are capable of providing backup PNT solutions for critical infrastructure if GPS is temporarily unavailable. Supported by DOT’s Volpe National Transportation Center, NEON Personnel Tracker will be used to provide location of personnel operating in GPS-denied environments in support of a broad number of use cases during the technology demonstrations planned for March 2020.

​Last month, ​TRX Systems was selected as a U.S. Army xTechSearch 3.0 Phase IV finalist by the Assistant Secretary of the Army for Acquisition, Logistics and Technology. TRX’s NEON® GPS-denied dismount PNT solution was one of 12 finalists selected from over 125 new technologies that were evaluated by the Army. Each of the winning solutions was awarded a $120,000 prize at the 2019 AUSA Annual Meeting and Expo at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center in Washington, D.C.

​The first half of 2019 has been a time of exciting growth, development, and outreach for TRX Systems. We invite you to read highlights of our achievements in this blog or you can download the full newsletter​ by selecting the link below.  Please contact us for more information and sign up for our blog to stay current with TRX news and updates.

​The Washingtonian Magazine announced today that TRX Systems is one of the 50 Great Places to Work in the Washington, D.C. area. TRX was selected after editors reviewed nearly 200 companies and more than 7,500 employee surveys in the Greater Washington D.C area; TRX and the other selected companies appear in the May issue of the magazine.

​TRX is now a Silver Partner in the Samsung Enterprise Alliance Program (SEAP) which will allow TRX access to more features on Samsung’s broad range of mobile devices. This new partnership connects TRX to Samsung technology and business teams so that we can tailor our NEON Indoor Location Solutions to better meet the needs of our end users. TRX now has access to a number of important Samsung tools including:

​Recently, TRX Systems attended the 2018 NIST Public Safety Communications Research (PSCR) Public Safety Broadband Stakeholder Meeting. TRX was awarded a grant from the Public Safety Innovation Accelerator Program (PSIAP) in June of last year. During this meeting, TRX presented last year’s new capability developments and made TRX’s latest NEON Personnel Tracker application for attendee use and evaluation throughout the 2.6 million square foot venue.  The Stakeholders Meeting was an excellent forum to engage with a wide variety of public safety stakeholders – including early adopters within state, local, and federal departments responsible for safeguarding and securing the population. TRX also had a chance to catch up on the latest FirstNet news and research by other PSIAP grantees including research into next generation ranging, inertial silicon, and location constraint sources.  

TRX Systems has been awarded a multi-year research contract from the U.S. Department of Transportation to deliver accessible navigation and routing within complex urban environments and transportation hubs. TRX's Smart Wayfinding and Navigation service​ will provide travelers with real-time location, en-route assistance and situational awareness indoors and out so they can safely navigate while traveling independently.