WSi News2014-11-24 10:17:07
Motorola Solutions Highlights the Future of Mission-Critical Communications at PMRExpo 2014
Motorola Solutions highlights the future of mission-critical communications at PMRExpo 2014 (November 25-27, booth B16, Koelnmesse, Cologne, Germany).
Motorola Solutions will show future-ready technology solutions like the industry-leading WAVE Work Group Communications and MOTOTRBOTM Anywhere broadband push-to-talk that extends the reach and capability of LMR systems as well as a new software release for the Motorola MTS1 base station, enabling use as an independent base station to support requirements for in-building coverage (TMOa). At PMRExpo Motorola Solutions will also present highly developed control room applications, the Connected Police Officer concept, the new MOTOTRBOâ„¢ SL1600 digital portable radio and the LEX755 mission-critical LTE handheld, leading the way to the future of mission-critical communications.
According to the latest research from IHS Technology, licensed mobile radio (LMR) users demand more powerful, high-bandwidth solutions. This demand is driving the large-scale adoption of digital technologies. With its Dimetra TETRA and MOTOTRBOTM digital radio solutions, Motorola Solutions provides public safety users with best-in-class solutions to stay connected when seconds count - from command and control centres to first responders on the street to workgroups on-site or off-site. All in real-time.
Motorola Solutions highlights the future of mission-critical communications at PMRExpo 2014 (November 25-27, booth B16, Koelnmesse, Cologne, Germany).
Motorola Solutions will show future-ready technology solutions like the industry-leading WAVE Work Group Communications and MOTOTRBOTM Anywhere broadband push-to-talk that extends the reach and capability of LMR systems as well as a new software release for the Motorola MTS1 base station, enabling use as an independent base station to support requirements for in-building coverage (TMOa). At PMRExpo Motorola Solutions will also present highly developed control room applications, the Connected Police Officer concept, the new MOTOTRBOâ„¢ SL1600 digital portable radio and the LEX755 mission-critical LTE handheld, leading the way to the future of mission-critical communications.
According to the latest research from IHS Technology, licensed mobile radio (LMR) users demand more powerful, high-bandwidth solutions. This demand is driving the large-scale adoption of digital technologies. With its Dimetra TETRA and MOTOTRBOTM digital radio solutions, Motorola Solutions provides public safety users with best-in-class solutions to stay connected when seconds count - from command and control centres to first responders on the street to workgroups on-site or off-site. All in real-time.
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