Red Dot Design Award for Hytera's wearable 'gadget'

Hytera Communications Co. Ltd

Tuesday, 19 August, 2014

A wearable gadget that tackles an individual's communication, safety and wellbeing requirements has won a Red Dot Design Award 2014 in the category of Design Concept.

Prophet, the work submitted by Hytera’s industrial design team, integrates technologies like LTE and cloud computing.

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