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Cosmic-ray muons enable navigation where GPS can't reach
Researchers have used superfast, subatomic-sized particles called muons to wirelessly navigate underground, in what is reported to be a world first. [ + ]
Maritime security lab helps defend against cyber attacks
With ships increasingly requiring networking technology, this makes maritime systems all the more vulnerable to cyber attacks. [ + ]
Next-gen satellite to transform military PNT capabilities
Navigation Technology Satellite-3 (NTS-3) will be the US Department of Defense's first experimental, integrated navigation satellite system in nearly 50 years. [ + ]
Photonic filter separates signals from noise to support 6G
Researchers developed a chip-sized microwave photonic filter to separate communication signals from noise and suppress unwanted interference across the full radio frequency spectrum. [ + ]
Australia's PSN needs more regulation to kickstart deployment
Progress on Australia's PSMB capability for first responders has fallen behind many countries and requires further funding and regulation to become a reality. [ + ]
5G's global 'tipping point' reached: VIAVI
VIAVI Solutions reveals that 5G connectivity has reached a tipping point globally, as 5G networks are now active in 47 of the world's 70 largest economies by GDP. [ + ]
Govt announces enhanced comms for emergencies and disasters
The Australian Government is rolling out a new cell broadcast National Messaging System (NMS) to enhance how the Commonwealth delivers emergency messages. [ + ]
RFUANZ report: radio training required
New Zealand is heavily reliant on resilient communications more than ever. But a country of accountants needs engineers. [ + ]
Upcoming events and ACMA activity: ARCIA reports
We are halfway through 2023 and it feels like there is so much happening in the industry that time is flying by. [ + ]
When work is anywhere: SOTI report finds growth in mobile solutions to support Australia's distributed workforce
Increased IT budgets and adoption of new mobile devices signal the need for companies to manage aggressive digital transformation, but manual workflows persist. [ + ]
Futureproofing Australia starts with solidifying its foundational connectivity infrastructure
As Australia's communication landscape evolves, so too must the connectivity solutions we depend upon. [ + ]
Network slicing in emergency services
Good news is on the way — the latest technology, in the form of 5G network slicing, will represent a tangible shift in the connectivity landscape. [ + ]
Developing and deploying mission-critical applications using broadband technologies
Many public safety and first responder organisations are deploying broadband technologies to enable the use of new mission-critical (MC) applications. [ + ]
Wireless remote monitoring for petrochemical applications
Wireless telemetry systems using unlicensed radio bands can help petrochemical facilities collect operational data conveniently and cost-effectively. [ + ]
Nokia and Bosch partner on 5G positioning
Nokia and Bosch have announced that they have jointly developed 5G-based precision positioning technology intended for new Industry 4.0 use cases. [ + ]
