Successful interoperability for NEC
24 September, 2012NEC’s iPASOLINK successfully tested in EANTC’s carrier ethernet interoperability test.
Smartphones to use GPS to predict the weather
21 September, 2012Researchers may find that GPS signals from smartphones and navigators could determine how much water vapour is in the atmosphere.
Real-world interoperability testing
17 September, 2012 by Kylie RhodesThe P25 Solutions Centre will soon be able to demonstrate interoperability with encryption and there are plans to install data services before the end of the year, according to Airwave Solutions.
Wireless power reaches the heart
07 September, 2012Stanford electrical engineers overturn existing models to demonstrate the feasibility of a millimetre-sized, wirelessly powered cardiac device. The findings, say the researchers, could dramatically alter the scale of medical devices implanted in the human body.
DMR Association completes three interoperability test sessions
06 September, 2012The DMR Association has successfully completed three interoperability testing sessions for DMR Tier II and DMR Tier III.
ACMA focuses on the future of communications
31 August, 2012The communications and media space will continue to rapidly evolve, and the ACMA’s regulatory response is going to need to evolve with it, said Chris Chapman, ACMA chairman.
Relay improves communication on icy southern continent
30 August, 2012 by Mike Smyth, specialist technical writerA relay antenna was installed at Romnoes in Antarctica to improve the VHF communications between the PEA base and scientists out in the field.
Aeroflex to test LTE technologies
30 August, 2012Aeroflex and CMRI will cooperate on testing technologies for LTE and LTE-A.
Commuters ride on ‘talking’ trains
29 August, 2012The trains on the Frankston line in Melbourne are now capable of warning cars when approaching to reduce accidents at crossings.
Three newcomers to DMR Association
23 August, 2012The DMR Association has received three new members and one current member has upgraded its membership.
ARCIA Annual General Meeting update
21 August, 2012 by Christian Kelly - president, Australian Radio Communications Industry AssociationThe association held its Annual General Meeting in August. ARCIA president Christian Kelly provides an update from the meeting.
Male frog calls answer network node problem
09 August, 2012Just as male frogs call at different times to attract their suitor, researchers have devised an algorithm to assign colours to network nodes so pairs of connected nodes are not the same colour.
Fornax supercomputer for WA university
06 August, 2012The Fornax supercomputer is the second of three that are part of the Pawsey Centre project in Western Australia.
Cars to ‘talk’ to one another?
03 August, 2012NEC’s vehicular communication system is part of the DRIVE C2X project.
“Seven minutes of terror” set for Mars rover scientists
02 August, 2012Australian dishes will be used to record the difficult landing of the rover onto the red planet on 6 August.
