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GME MT605G GNSS EPIRB

24 January, 2025

The unit is equipped with a GNSS receiver for positioning accuracy, as well as a high-intensity infrared strobe light for search-and-rescue visibility.


Technology is key to supporting our paramedics

22 January, 2025 by David Dennis, Director of Business Development, Public Safety Asia Pacific at Hexagon

While technology cannot replace the skill and intuition of trained paramedics (or any first responder), it can significantly enhance their capacity to respond effectively.


Motorola Solutions V200 body camera

13 January, 2025

The body camera is a discreet, lightweight addition to a worker's uniform. The recording feature can be activated with the push of a button to document a situation, which also serves as an effective deterrent for unwanted behaviour.


Savox LiveConnect 200 body camera

09 January, 2025

The Savox LiveConnect 200 is a high-definition wearable body camera that has been tailored for professional organisations, allowing users to fully leverage the data and video capabilities of modern mobile broadband networks and terminals.


Retail workers call for more safety tech this holiday season

19 December, 2024

Security technologies — including mobile safety apps, body cameras, and systems that allow store security officers to view real-time video of unfolding incidents — make retail workers feel safer at work.


BT Group to deliver mobile services for UK's Emergency Services Network

18 December, 2024

BT Group has signed a new £1.29 billion contract with the UK Home Office to provide mobile services for the country's Emergency Services Network over the next seven years.


NZ's NGCC onboards Emergency Caller Location Information Service

04 December, 2024

The service has been 'rehomed' from the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment into Next Generation Critical Communications.


Communication interoperability is vital to silo-free public safety comms

22 November, 2024 by Anatoli Levine

In many cases, basic interoperability is not enough — more regulations and new policies are often needed to achieve full interoperability between systems and networks.


Significant progress in improving Australia's network resilience

13 November, 2024

Australia is taking proactive steps to enhance the resilience of its telecommunications sector, but further action is needed.


Hytera SC780 Smart 4G Body Camera and SC880 Smart 5G Body Camera

24 October, 2024

Hytera Communications has launched its SC780 Smart 4G Body Camera and SC880 Smart 5G Body Camera for the capture, storage and management of digital evidence for law enforcement and emergency services.


Introducing the Simoco SDx600: A New Era in Public Safety Communications

01 October, 2024

Simoco's SDx600 range of portables and mobiles has received approval for use on the NSW Telco Authority's Public Safety Network (PSN).


New tech to keep NSW communities connected after disasters

23 September, 2024

The NSW Government is rolling out a $5 million fleet of new technologies to provide backup connectivity for communities and emergency responders.


Govt to strength Triple Zero access in wake of Optus outage

11 September, 2024

Minister for Communications Michelle Rowland has announced a set of changes to improve industry accountability and strengthen public access to the Triple Zero service.


Revolutionising emergency response with Secure Multi-Organisation Data Sharing

09 September, 2024

SMODS sets a new standard for secure and efficient data sharing in the realm of emergency services.


AI and the cloud's evolving role in public safety

01 September, 2024 by David Dennis*

In the public safety arena, the potential for AI to help reduce crime and improve response to emergencies is massive.


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