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Turn your receivers into an
intelligent, networked fleet.

The WorldStation Hub is the breakout box for the modern receiver — it takes the radios you already own and adds AI decoding, shadow demodulation, a live panorama, and secure remote access, all from any device.

Live MW-band spectral panorama on the WorldStation Hub

Live MW-band panorama running natively on the Hub — full 768 kHz span, real-time waterfall, automatic station tagging.

Not another SDR app. Not another radio.

An appliance transceiver is a sealed box: one screen, one operator, one location, a fixed set of modes, no AI, no network. The WorldStation Hub attaches to it and breaks out everything the box locks away — then adds what it never had. Run one radio or a whole fleet, locally or from anywhere.

How it all connects

One hub at the center. Your radios feed it, your network powers it, and the Dxtra backbone keeps it current and connected — everything wired into a single intelligent system.

New to Federation? Here's the idea in plain terms.

Your hub quietly borrows spare computing power — like the graphics card in your gaming PC or laptop — from the devices you already own on your home network, and lets them handle the heavy lifting.

That means the hub itself doesn't have to be a big, expensive, do-everything box. It stays small and affordable, and taps into the horsepower you've got sitting around whenever a job needs it.

RF / USB USB-C tether LAN or USB-C Control Hub manager · LAN WireGuard (encrypted) auto-updated DXTRA CLOUD Dxtra database service FCC AM/FM callsign · utility · public service ham repeaters — pushed down to the hub, always current YOUR RECEIVERS SDR dongle SDR dongle RX-340 / Airspy × multiple, each on its own band WorldStation™ Hub Windows PC / laptop client GUI · front-panel control lends its GPU GPU + AI models STT · CW decode · wideband FFT Any browser device tablet · PC · phone Dxtra network BACKBONE Remote hub Remote radio remote radio sharing · control LEGEND RF / USB USB-C LAN WireGuard LAN / browser

A full front-panel client runs on your Windows PC, and the Control Hub manager opens in any browser on your LAN — tablet, PC or phone.

What is Federation — and why you need it

Federation keeps your hub lean and inexpensive. You're not paying for costly built-in compute you may never use — the hub stays a thin, affordable box, and the horsepower lives wherever you already have it.

When a job gets heavy — AI transcription, CW decoding, wideband FFT — the hub reaches out and borrows the muscle it needs. It leverages the resources already on your network, GPUs included, exactly when the work demands it and not a moment before.

And here's the quiet truth: almost everyone already has plenty of underutilized compute sitting on their home LAN — a gaming PC, a laptop, a spare GPU gathering dust. Federation simply puts it to work.

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Multi-radio fleet

Control many receivers as one system with a single live world view — not N disconnected apps and windows.

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AI decode built in

Deep-learning CW decoder plus Whisper speech-to-text: live decoding, transcription and logging, hands-free.

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Shadow demodulation

The Hub's own DSP works on the raw I/Q — adding SAM / SYNC / ISB and native digital modes your radio never had.

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Panorama on any screen

A high-speed spectral display + waterfall on HDMI, and web waterfalls on any phone, tablet or PC at the same time.

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Clean noise reduction

Multiple NR algorithms take the hiss out of weak signals — DSP-offloaded so real-time audio never stutters.

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Operate from anywhere

An encrypted WireGuard fleet lets you run your radios remotely and federate multiple sites into one console.

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Plug-and-play

The Hub discovers and manages ports, drivers and audio for you — no COM-port hunting, no soundcard routing.

Elastic compute

Dock a laptop over one cable and its GPU joins the Hub on demand for the heaviest AI and DSP jobs.

Supported radios out of the box

Bring your own receiver — the Hub speaks to a growing list of radios and SDRs through its hardware abstraction layer.

Receiver

Ten-Tec RX-340

The professional HF benchmark — full control and I/Q into the Hub.

Receiver

Ten-Tec RX-331

Rack-mount DSP receiver, fully managed and networked.

SDR

Airspy HF+

High-dynamic-range HF/VHF SDR — wideband panorama and decode.

SDR

RTL-SDR dongles

The affordable RTL2832U / R820T class — get started for the price of a coffee.

More receivers and SDRs are added continuously through the WorldStation SDR HAL — one interface, fungible hardware.

Federation: your hub is bigger than its box

Capability is decoupled from the hardware. A small, cheap hub borrows compute from anywhere on your network and punches far above its weight — something no fixed-box SDR platform can do.

Borrow a GPU

Tap a GPU across the network

Hand the heavy AI and DSP lifting to a powerful GPU on another machine — or a rented cloud GPU — as if it were bolted into the hub.

USB-C tether

Lend a laptop over one cable

Tether a laptop straight to the hub over USB-C and instantly loan it that laptop's GPU, with local low-latency and zero setup.

Many radios, one GPU

Multiplex multiple SDR dongles

Run two, three or more dongles at once, each on its own band — their panorama and FFT work is batched through a single federated GPU.

Parallel, not either-or

Run every SDR at once — not one at a time.

Ordinary SDR programs make you switch from one receiver to another: pick a dongle, and the rest go dark. WorldStation runs them all live and in parallel.

Watch an HF band, a VHF band and a public-service channel at the very same moment — each on its own dongle, each fully decoded, all on one screen. Nothing goes quiet just because you're listening somewhere else.

Many radios, one borrowed GPU. Federation turns a thin, inexpensive hub into a heavyweight console on demand.

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