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New body-worn solution strengthens ICOM’s public safety portfolio in the U.S. and beyond, supporting business-critical communications for EMS and first responders.

Mission-Critical Dual-Mode Radios Deployed to Bolster City-Wide Emergency Response

Driving innovation and partnership across mission-critical communications as PMRExpo 2025 concludes in Cologne.

Broadband Push-to-Talk Powers the Future of Mission-Critical Communications.

RFI Takes Home Local Manufacturing Award

UAVs equipped with PDT cluster mobile base stations BS8700M work in coordination with ground-based self-organizing network mobile stations to quickly establish a 370MHz emergency network in areas isolated by floods.

The PDC690 works with DMR trunking, WLAN, public and private LTE networks, intelligently selecting the optimal network based on signal strength and operational context.

New LTE handset strengthens 450MHz ecosystem for utilities, transport, and energy sectors.

As part of its sponsorship, Hytera provided handheld radios including S1 Pro and HP78X, enabling seamless team communications for organizers, medical responders, and marshals.

MXP660 multi-bearer portable radios will be used across the integrated networks to help ensure state institutions benefit from extended coverage and reliable connectivity.

By delivering reliable and uninterrupted communications, Icom helped ensure the smooth execution of the rally, contributing to both participant safety and an enhanced experience for spectators.

To launch the partnership, Versorger-Allianz 450 immediately ordered 1,000 rugged Cyrus end devices, purpose-built for the 450 MHz network.

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.

This year, Sepura will be showcasing live demonstrations of its full broadband portfolio, including the recently launched SCL3 broadband hand-portable radio, representing a significant advancement in hybrid communication technology.

Manufactured at its headquarters in Zaragoza, Spain, the device includes AI-based noise cancellation technology to ensure clear communications even in noisy environments.

In recent years, Caltta has supplied handheld radios and explosion-proof handheld radios to over 25 provincial fire and rescue brigades.

Converging a body camera with first responders’ most trusted lifeline - their radio - replaces the need for multiple devices.

The Red Cross in Vorarlberg, Austria will be switching from analogue radio communications technology to digital radio with the financial support of the state of Voralberg.

The radio has been It is designed specifically to support firefighters and emergency medical services (EMS) personnel working in smoke, heat and loud environments so they can confidently collaborate to help people in need.

TM9900 is being demonstrated at IWCE in March 2025 and Tait is taking preorders for deliveries scheduled to commence in mid-2025.