SouthPAN is a major investment by the New Zealand and Australian Governments to improve positioning services across our land and maritime zones. [ + ]

Firefighter-turned-researcher Chris Dunn is helping pioneer data-driven solutions to tackle today's unprecedented wildfires. [ + ]

An entirely digital sensor network, including a radar sensor, will in future be able to closely monitor air traffic at so-called 'vertiports' (landing sites for drones and air taxis). [ + ]

Be it mining, rail, public safety, transport or utilities, everyone is embracing new technology that makes sense, and ARCIA is actively involved in promoting both LMR and broadband technologies. [ + ]

Looking back at the rise of location technology throughout 2023, it's evident that the spotlight on real-time locating systems (RTLS) will only intensify. [ + ]

Scientists have developed a phased-array transmitter that overcomes several common problems of CMOS technology in the 300 GHz band. [ + ]

Any Australians who found themselves in the United States last week may have experienced a sense of déjà vu after major telco company AT&T suffered a massive network outage that affected mobile phone users nationwide. [ + ]

The year 2023 was one of continuous evolution of the critical communications ecosystem towards broadband, open standards-based communications technologies known as MCX. [ + ]

The FirstNet Authority and AT&T have announced a 10-year, $8 billion investment in the future of FirstNet — the USA's public safety network. [ + ]

In order to enable the near-instantaneous communication promised by 6G, ultrahigh data speeds will be needed on wireless channels. [ + ]

The technology can hide the approach of an existing car, create a phantom car or even trick the radar into thinking a real car has deviated from its course. [ + ]

ARCIA has an extensive event plan for 2024, including one-day conferences and networking dinner events. [ + ]

The public safety broadband market will grow at a CAGR of approximately 10% over the next three years, eventually accounting for more than $5.7 billion. [ + ]

Having recently celebrated its 25th year running, RFUANZ thanks its members, partners and sponsors, plus everyone who has supported the NZ radio frequency industry. [ + ]

Recent communications failures should cause everyone to stop and think about whether our communications systems are being treated as critical infrastructure. [ + ]