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Could T-shirts, sports bras, socks help generate future revenue for radio dealers?

Undergarments are probably among the last products that radio dealers traditionally would consider selling, but smart clothing that delivers sensor data regarding biometrics such as heart activity and impact information promise to be part of lucrative solutions that can be leveraged in a variety of enterprise scenarios.

Motorola Solutions: Connected firefighter shares vital information automatically

Dhiren Chauhan, fire and EMS marketing manager for Motorola Solutions, explains the company’s vision for a connected firefighter who is more aware of surroundings and automatically provides valuable information to incident command.

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VIEVU announces upgrade to its VERIPATROL management software

VIEVU announces a major upgrade to its VERIPATROL software system that enables video evidence to be securely stored, retrieved and managed within a variety of file-storage platforms, according to the company.

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Head’s up, FirstNet–Here comes wearable technology

Lots of information can be exchanged between first responders and command, but it cannot disrupt execution of the core mission. Guest author Edmond Vea examines how emerging “head’s up” and wearable technologies potentially can meet these goals and serve as vital components of the FirstNet system.

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It’s been a blast

After leading this publication for more than a decade, Glenn Bischoff reflects on the changes he has witnessed in the critical-communications industry as he bids farewell to IWCE’s Urgent Communications and its audience.

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VIEVU adds high-definition capability to wearable law-enforcement camera

Seattle-based VIEVU announces the LE3, the latest iteration of the company’s wearable camera for law enforcement that features the ability to operate in both high-definition and standard-definition modes.

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FST21 helps enterprises secure facilities

FST21 America offers a platform that combines facial and voice recognition with behavior monitoring to determine who is authorized to enter a facility.

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Eye3Data provides 360-degree video surveillance from vehicles

Amin Ansari, owner of Eye3Data, explains the features of his company’s mobile video-surveillance solutions to UC Editor Donny Jackson during the Communications Marketing Association (CMA) conference in Nashville, Tenn.

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Motorola, Scott Safety collaborate on firefighter air tank telemetry

Dhiren Chauhan of Motorola Solutions talks about the company's recent collaboration with Scott Safety, which manufactures self-contained breathing apparatus (SCBA) for firefighters, at the Association of Public Safety Communications Officials (APCO) conference in Anaheim, Calif.

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Integration of fire gear, communications needed, but it will take time

Reducing the number of devices that firefighters must carry is an important goal, but it may prove challenging to get radio, breathing apparatus and sensor vendors onto the same page; as a result, the answer may need to come from the military.

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Could T-shirts, sports bras, socks help generate future revenue for radio dealers?

Motorola Solutions: Connected firefighter shares vital information automatically

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VIEVU announces upgrade to its VERIPATROL management software

Article

Head’s up, FirstNet–Here comes wearable technology

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It’s been a blast

News

VIEVU adds high-definition capability to wearable law-enforcement camera

News

FST21 helps enterprises secure facilities

Video

Eye3Data provides 360-degree video surveillance from vehicles

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Motorola, Scott Safety collaborate on firefighter air tank telemetry

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Integration of fire gear, communications needed, but it will take time

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