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The objective of the competence center is to accelerate the formation of futureproof railway communication systems for KTZ.

Shijiazhuang City has a wide and complex railway network and its LMR system was becoming increasingly incapable of offering reliable coverage along the tracks, amongst others.

Motorola Solutions is deploying the new geographic redundant X-Core switch technology on the nationwide Entropia TETRA network in the Netherlands.

Stadler, responsible for the design, manufacturing and supply of 60 new locomotives, has selected the Spanish company as the provider of the on-board radio equipment.

Capita announced that it has secured a contract with Transport for London (TfL) to design and deliver key elements of the network infrastructure that will underpin the upcoming Emergency Services Network (ESN) throughout the London Underground.

The SNCF, Société Nationale des Chemins de Fer Français (French National Railway Company), and VOGO have reached a master agreement for the supply of the radio communication solutions to all SNCF teams.

The technology used has been validated for ETCS, CBTC and PTC railway signalling applications, and its design has been geared towards meeting the future FRMCS.

The portfolio will feature new radios that are interoperable with Siemens Mobility’s extensive installed base of Advanced Train Control System (ATCS) radios.

The strong internationalisation of the PMRExpo was reflected in 2019 in the new record number of nearly 4,600 visitors from security authorities and organisations (BOS), the industry, public transport, utilities and other sectors.

South Korean systems specialist selects Softil’s BEEHD technology to develop next-generation high-speed train communication devices for national railway operator KORAIL.

French National Railway SNCF is the first customer in France to implement the new service, which provides instant push-to-talk, multimedia and push-to-video features.

Siemens Mobility adopts Softil’s BEEHD client framework to bring mission critical communications solutions to LTE-R rail networks,

Israel’s National Railway Company is replacing its ‘Mirs’ Push-to-talk service with Motorola Solutions’ advanced Push-to-talk Over Cellular (POC) service WAVE™

Airbus is set to equip three new metro lines with modern business critical communication systems by 2020.

First Responder MCX deployments, first steps into the Black Mirror era, dawn of “10,000 foot” view dispatch controls, dual-mode LMR/MCPTT devices, private LTE towers and much more.

South Korean operator KT was selected as a preferred bidder to build a government-led public safety network in major areas including Seoul and Gyeonggi Province.

The Spanish company became the first radio communication provider to obtain the EN50121 certification for onboard products, infrastructure and control centre.

New LTE mission critical standards, established by 3GPP, are providing a major opportunity for the rail industry to benefit from the latest secure broadband voice and data services, says Nicolas Hauswald, Sales & Marketing Director for ETELM.

LTE technology is Teltronic’s proven solution for rail signalling applications and accomplishes the requirements drawn by the European Railway Agency for the future ETCS communications.

The company will present the evolution of its Integrated Command & Control, CeCoTrans, in the world's largest trade fair focused on the rail transport industry.