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IWCE: Ken Rehbehn outlines highlights of Mission Critical Technologies (MCT) zone

  Ken Rehbehn of CritComm Insights talks about the Mission Critical Technologies (MCT) zone, where vendors with emerging-technology solutions will showcase their offerings on March 6-7. In addition, the MCT area will feature a Rehbehn-directed content program that will include  presentations about topics such as drones, smart cities, private LTE, digital-evidence management, artificial intelligence and […]

Polaris Wireless: Scot Gordon talks about 3D location tech for 911 callers, first responders

  Scot Gordon, director of advanced technology for Polaris Wireless, outlines technological progress toward delivering vertical location—known as Z-axis information, even indoors—for cellular callers dialing 911 by using hybrid data from multiple sources, including Wi-Fi systems and barometric-pressure sensors on smart devices. Such technology also could be used to help track the location of firefighters […]

Public-safety LMR licensing activity sets new low during 2018

Land-mobile-radio (LMR) licensing activity remained relatively flat in 2018, with public-safety licensing hitting an all-time low for the second straight year and business-industrial activity experiencing a modest increase above last year’s record-low level, according to the FCC’s Universal Licensing System (ULS) database. Exact figures for the number of LMR licensing applications granted typically would not […]
Newscan: FCC seeks comments on Hurricane Michael preparation and response by communications providers

Newscan: FCC seeks comments on Hurricane Michael preparation and response by communications providers

Web Roundup Items from other news organizations California’s biggest utility provider’s stock plunges after disclosing it suffered a second outage as Camp Fire started PG&E criticized for keeping power on amid high wildfire threats Rural Georgia emergency-services agency pleased with switch to FirstNet after Hurricane Michael Drone footage shows aftermath of Camp Fire in California […]

FCC proposes 6 GHz unlicensed sharing, but public safety, utilities express concerns

FCC commissioners unanimously voted to propose rules that would permit shared unlicensed use in the 6 GHz band—spectrum currently used for microwave backhaul links—while indicating that similar rules would be adopted in the 5.9 GHz band that has been reserved for dedicated short-range communications (DSRC) between vehicles. Commissioners cited the need for additional unlicensed spectrum […]
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