NEWS

According to ResearchAndMarkets.com, The global IoT in public safety market is expected to grow from $2.22 billion in 2021 to $2.60 billion in 2022 at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 17.1%.

Over the course of a week in late July, staff from NUSTL and across S&T collaborated with several federal, state and local agencies for the 2022 Urban Operational Experimentation (OpEx).

Hikvision is a world leading IoT solution provider with video as its core competency.

TCCA’s SCADA, Smartgrid and IoT Working Group produces white paper on the next generation bearers including LTE and IoT bearers for SCADA.

These reports assess the status of consoles that support Mission Critical Push to Talk (MCPTT), the future state of public safety broadband for EMS and communications centers, and a comprehensive overview of Public Safety IoT issues and considerations.

At GITEX 2019 Hytera announced that it has signed a contract with local partner Nesma Telecom and Technology to collaborate for IoT-enabled mission critical communication technologies for public safety & smart city projects in KSA & UAE.

The report was prepared by a group of experts possessing a mix of both IoT and emergency communications competencies.

This year’s spring conference will cover topics such as Internet of Things (IoT), flash flooding, cybersecurity and many other subjects

Dubai Government entity to implement IoT into their networks this year.

The latest generation of the RES.Q terminal for fast feedback and reliable hybrid alerting via the latest LTE IoT mobile technology.

As part of the Biological Light Fieldable laboratory for Emergencies (B-LiFE) consortium Rohill has participated in a successful exercise of preparation of national and international response to a Bioterrist attack in Belgium on the 19th of June.

IWCE, the premier annual event for critical communications today launches IWCE’s IoT Saving Lives, a new one-day conference focused on the vast array of the Internet of Life Saving Things that interface with public safety operations.

During the conference, the first stage of a pan-European interoperable public safety network was further presente as well as other topics such as the General Data Protection Regulation, Public Safety IoT & video.

5G, which will emphasise the Internet of Things (IoT) and have the capacity to connect billions of devices and transfer gigabytes of data per second, may be beyond what railways realistically require from their communications architecture.

Entropia and ComBus will deploy and manage the FlexNet network on their licensed radio spectrum, which is dedicated to critical national infrastructure in the Benelux region.

Earlier this month, Hytera joined the IWCE Critical LTE Communications Forum in Chicago where the company introduced their plans to roll out some pretty cool new stuff in 2017.

COMBUS Technologies, the flagship of the Entropia ARC platform, has invested in its own data center and renames IoT into C-NoT.