Radio set to bounce into 2006 and beyond
11 January, 2006 by Mike SmythRecent natural and man-made disasters have demonstrated the importance of radiocommunications to the basic functioning of society. In spite of many beliefs that the mobile phone would spell the demise of two-way radio, the industry is buoyant with growth
Underground system gets it all together
11 September, 2005 | Supplied by: Rohde & Schwarz (Australia) Pty LtdA trunked radio system in Bangkok's underground railway enables the system to carry out maintenance, deal with emergencies, give train information to passengers and tell the control centre where the train is via induction loops laid in the tunnels
The year of going wireless
11 September, 2004With wireless technology such as Wi-Fi becoming ever more popular and commonplace, Sean Casey from Intel takes a look at the year that really saw it take off and at the trends for the coming years
The place of wireless
11 August, 2004 by Trish Messiter*Wireless has been well received ever since the first wireless radio transmission over the Atlantic Ocean by Marconi almost a century ago. Since that time the technology has been harnessed to suit myriad applications
Tactical combat radio
23 February, 2004 | Supplied by: http://www.ericsson.com.au/Marconi's tactical combat radio provides robust and effective short range communication for soldiers, security forces and emergency services.
Tactical combat radio
17 December, 2003 | Supplied by: Ericsson Australia Pty LtdMarconi's tactical combat radio provides robust and effective short range communication for soldiers, security forces and emergency services.
Trunking repeater technology - old principles for new applications
11 November, 2003 by Frits van Enk, Managing Director, Radio Systems Technologies | Supplied by: Radio Systems TechnologiesWith many radio communications businesses facing increased competition from the cellular industry, one Australian company is applying old principles to overcome the modern challenge
Extending the wireless reach within
11 November, 2003 | Supplied by: Radio Frequency Systems Pty LtdAs the call for greater mobile communications coverage rings out around the world, wireless distributed communication systems are continuing their invisible and inexorable advance.
