NEWS

With Fusion Link, FirstNet Fusion enables tactical interoperability by integrating with virtually any traditional radio system used by public safety agencies.

Debuting at GITEX is the Hytera SC700 LTE Body Camera, a next-generation device designed for 24/7 operation with extended battery life, HD video and noise-reduced audio capture.

Developed from direct customer input, PRYME expands its portfolio of push-to-talk audio accessories with two new products: A Wireless PTT Button Identification Badge Holder and a Wireless Headset Radio Adapter with Power Switch for two-way radios

Nationwide installations ensure emergency services are equipped for next-generation critical communications. The program focuses on seamless integration to maintain frontline readiness without disruption.

The antenna works with the current Airwave network and is ready for the switch to the new Emergency Services Network (ESN).

During the recent Easter celebrations in Málaga, a live trial brought together first responders, 5G-connected devices, drones, wearable cameras, and mission-critical communication tools, all powered by beyond 5G capabilities.

The demonstration was conducted using two terminals equipped with the SYRIUS V0 critical communications application, as well as a desktop computer dispatcher and a tablet dispatcher, both of which were made available to the CSU.

Device offers critical broadband, security, multimedia, and data capabilities.

During the ASTRID User Days 2025, in the context of Critical Communications World (17-19 June, Brussels Expo), the fully equipped command vehicle of the Brussels North police zone was a striking eye cacher.

The trial involved 62 participants, representing a wide range of services – police (including commanders, dispatchers, border police, narcotics units, and maritime police), fire and rescue, ambulance (incident command and dispatch), and customs.

10-year contract extension expands coverage and capabilities to support first responders and community safety across the state.

The PMeV is an association of leading suppliers and users of communication systems and solutions for mission- and business-critical mobile communication.

The network grants priority access for vital services including life-saving blue light workers, to ensure they are able to communicate and respond swiftly to emergency events even in remote areas or when networks are busy.

According to ASTRID the changes are a major evolution of the Blue Light Mobile service, designed to offer end-users of the ASTRID critical communications network in Belgium even better and more secure connectivity.

New video technology delivers real-time footage and alerts officers to critical events happening around them.

This significant investment of over R$100 million (about USD $18.2 million) underscores PMESP's commitment to leveraging advanced technology for the safety and protection of São Paulo state residents.

The integration of the PoC system with the radio system, especially in private LTE networks, was one of the highlights of the presentation.

Innovative mobile application streamlines reporting and collaboration with partner agencies

SmartIncident makes rich incident information easier for first responders and dispatchers to share and access, lessening traffic on radio voice channels.

In Finland, they are approaching a significant turning point in the timeline of critical official communication: the current Virve narrowband TETRA network will change to Virve 2 broadband services by the end of 2028.