Told In Their Own Words, Technology
Ken Rehbehn
Told in Their Own Words: UAS 6.0 Challenge ...

NIST PSCR technology challenges help advance progress in nascent technology that can serve civilian public safety agencies. At FDIC25, the PSCR team recognized the UAS 6.0 Challenge winners.

Told in Their Own Words: UAS 6.0 Challenge Award by NIST PSCR
Told In Their Own Words, Product Dynamics
Ken Rehbehn
Told in Their Own Words: MCX Advances from ...

With its 2021 acquisition of MCX specialist Alea, Leonardo became an important supplier of MCX technology. At Critical Communications World 2024, the company showcased recent MCX portfolio advances.

Told in Their Own Words: MCX Advances from Leonardo
Told In Their Own Words, Product Dynamics, MCX Ecosystem
Ken Rehbehn
Told in Their Own Words: SCL3 Broadband ...

Sepura is known as a leading supplier of TETRA devices. But the company's recent progress on the 3GPP Mission Critical Push-to-Talk (MC-PTT) front arguably makes it the top-of-class option for early movers to MC-PTT services.

Told in Their Own Words: SCL3 Broadband Hand-Portable Radio from Sepura
Technology Deployments, MCX Ecosystem
Ken Rehbehn
Samsung Networks & Etherstack Trial 3GPP ...

Samsung Networks and Etherstack are trialing the Mission Critical Push-to-X (MCPTX) solution in Australia. A first for the region, the trial includes the incorporation of Etherstack standards-based P25 Interworking Function.

Samsung Networks & Etherstack Trial 3GPP MCX in Australia
Global Trends, MCX Ecosystem
Ken Rehbehn
Starting Gun Sounded for 3GPP MC-PTT ...

The GCF and TCCA efforts to create a foundation for 3GPP MC-PTT conformance testing have borne fruit, and test laboratories can now begin issuing conformance marks. This progress is an essential driver for economy-of-scale and broad interoperability. But the impact may vary depending on national priorities.

Starting Gun Sounded for 3GPP MC-PTT Conformance Testing

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Told in Their Own Words: SCL3 Broadband Hand-Portable Radio from Sepura

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Told in Their Own Words: SCL3 Broadband Hand-Portable Radio from Sepura

Sepura is known as a leading supplier of TETRA devices. But the company's recent progress on the 3GPP Mission Critical Push-to-Talk (MC-PTT) front arguably makes it the top-of-class option for early movers to MC-PTT services.

CCMENA 2018: Exploring The State of Hybrid TETRA and LTE Devices

CCMENA 2018: Exploring The State of Hybrid TETRA and LTE Devices

Combining TETRA and LTE into devices used for mission-critical operations is an important step forward. Critical Communications Middle East and North Africa features important opportunities to hear directly from the experts in government and industry who are establishing the state-of-the-art. 

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CCW 2018: Moving Forward in the Transport Sector

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CCW 2018: Moving Forward in the Transport Sector

Transportation systems rely heavily on mission-critical communications systems to ensure safety and excellent customer experience. Critical Communications World features exhibitors and sessions spotlighting innovative approaches leveraging TETRA and LTE to advance the state-of-the-art in transportation systems. Here are some of the ones that stand out.

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CCW 2018: What to Expect for Mission-Critical IoT

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CCW 2018: What to Expect for Mission-Critical IoT

It is hard to find an acronym with more headline-grabbing power than IoT. The reason is clear, enterprises that successfully deploy IoT technology can transform operations. For organizations that implement mission-critical technology, the transformation can boost citizen safety, enhance situational awareness and reduce costs. Here is a look at how Critical Communications World 2018 is tackling the subject.

Mission-Critical Push-to-Talk: Will Critical Communications World Show the Way?

Mission-Critical Push-to-Talk: Will Critical Communications World Show the Way?

Moving emergency services workers from trusted professional mobile radio systems to emerging mission-critical LTE networks requires a solution for out-of-range communications. Why is this problem top-of-mind for so many visitors to Critical Communications World and what might they find at the exhibition?