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Private data: future networks today
Radio technology developed by the CSIRO and commercialised by an Australian company holds the promise of higher-performance radio networks without the need for extra spectrum.
[ + ]The world's migration path to LTE
LTE will be a significant part of the solution for critical communications users worldwide whatever the chosen migration path, says Phil Kidner, CEO of the TETRA and Critical Communications Association. [ + ]
The world's migration path to LTE
LTE will be a significant part of the solution for critical communications users worldwide whatever the chosen migration path, says Phil Kidner, CEO of the TETRA and Critical Communications Association.
[ + ]Convergence: smartphone apps and radio
The launch of two smartphone PTT services in Australia promises to change the way enterprises look at their critical communications needs.
[ + ]Green energy for tower power
BAI's major broadcast tower at Muswellbrook is now solar powered, with the company aiming to eventually see 20-30% of its transmitting facilities using solar. [ + ]
Radio industry consultation and engagement
ARCIA is taking part in important discussions concerning the future of spectrum management, licensing regulations, training, representation and industry engagement, writes Hamish Duff, the association's president. [ + ]
Wireless networks for mine management
Today's fleet management applications form the foundation for a future where driverless vehicles are orchestrated from a central control room.
[ + ]Europe's Galileo system now has eight satellites in orbit
Europe's Galileo satellite navigation system now has eight satellites in orbit following the launch of the latest pair on 27 March from Europe’s Spaceport in French Guiana, with four more scheduled for launch later this year. [ + ]
US agencies agree on spectrum-sharing research
The US Commerce and Defense departments will establish a framework to facilitate access to laboratory and test facilities that support development of improved methods for sharing wireless spectrum. [ + ]
Wireless networks for mine management
Today's fleet management applications form the foundation for a future where driverless vehicles are orchestrated from a central control room. [ + ]
Carbon capture: A graphene solution for microwave interference
Research has found that a graphene plane can provide an effective absorbent shield against microwaves, with applications including protecting sensitive electronic devices. [ + ]
Orion wins big in Motorola Solutions channel partner awards
The Orion Network has won six of eight Motorola Solutions Channel Partner Awards at a gala event in Surfers Paradise, with Orion founder Hamish Duff also taking out the 'Silver Fox' award. [ + ]
Orion wins big in Motorola Solutions channel partner awards
The Orion Network has won six of eight Motorola Solutions Channel Partner Awards at a gala event in Surfers Paradise, with Orion founder Hamish Duff also taking out the 'Silver Fox' award. [ + ]
Doubling radio frequency data capacity
Columbia University engineers have developed a nanoscale IC that enables simultaneous transmission and reception at the same frequency in a wireless radio. [ + ]
Interoperability for Tasmania's emergency services
Tasmanian police, fire and ambulance services can now communicate directly with each other, thanks to implementation of an interim Interoperability Gateway. [ + ]
