DMR gains new members

Monday, 21 March, 2011

The DMR Association has announced two new Category 1 members: radio manufacturers Kirisun Electronics (Shenzhen, China) and Radiodata (Berlin, Germany).

Kirisun is the second, large radio communications manufacturer based in China to join the association. 12 manufacturers around the world are now publically committed to making DMR-compliant radio products and DMR uptake among users is proving strong.

Radiodata develops, manufactures and markets radio communication systems for public safety, utility and building organisations.

Its Category 1 membership is an affirmation of its role as an enabler for the progressive replacement of analog radio technologies.

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