VIDEO: Radios used in Thailand cave rescue

By Jonathan Nally
Tuesday, 17 July, 2018

Watch as Uzi Hanuni, founder and CEO of Israeli firm Maxtech Networks, explains his company’s role in providing mesh communications for the rescue of the boys and soccer coach stuck in the cave in Thailand.

Within 12 hours of being notified, Maxtech had bundled up a range of equipment and dispatched it to the rescue site, where the company’s local representative went to work in getting the system up and running.

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