Wireless Networks

Sinclair unveils self-regulating antennas

Sinclair Technologies’ heated yagis antenna series automatically maintains a temperature of between +2 and +5 degrees Celsius by comparing the surface temperature of the antenna to the temperature of the heating unit. It self-regulates and will operate …

Multiplier launches charge tower

Multiplier’s charge tower is a charging, conditioning and monitoring system capable of charging one to six batteries. It features a pulse system that monitors the temperature during charge cycles …

IWCE: WiMAX expected to blossom overseas first

LAS VEGAS–WiMAX is a promising wireless broadband standard, but it may be some time before the technology flourishes in the United States, a speaker said during an IWCE College of Technology session yesterday.

IWCE: M/A-COM unveils satellite-backhaul system

LAS VEGAS–Wireless systems vendor M/A-COM today at IWCE announced the availability of its P25 rapid deployment satellite system that is designed to link LMR systems deployed in remote locations to the outside world.

New York City skyscraper goes wireless

The Hearst Tower in New York City now offers an in-building wireless service. Consultedge designed, managed and implemented the system that provides, among other services, a unified messaging capability so mobile workers can access their voicemail …

Base station and subscriber units operate in public-safety band

San Jose, Calif.-based Proxim Wireless announced it has expanded its public-safety and homeland security product line to include the Tsunami MP.11 4954-R point-to-multipoint base station and subscriber units, and the QuickBridge.11 4954-R point-to-point …

IBM and Cisco launch emergency crisis response service

IBM and Cisco recently collaborated on an emergency response service that mixes consultancy services with rugged voice- and data-communications systems designed to restore enterprise and government network systems during crises

InnerWireless, PanGo Networks merge

InnerWireless and PanGo Networks yesterday announced a merger of the two companies that will combine the in-building coverage and location infrastructure of InnerWireless with PanGo’s location-service software platform to provide enterprises with an end-to-end asset-tracking solution

Army Research Office awards multimillion-dollar contract

Southborough, Mass.-based Protonex Technology won a $3.5 million contract from the U.S. Army Research Office to develop a 250-watt, portable fuel cell power source for portable, remote and mobile communications devices. Under the terms of the contact, …

Motorola unveils enhanced radio card

Motorola announced the LA-5127 Wireless Networker CompactFlash client radio card with 802.11b/g connectivity. According to the company, the radio card offers enhanced Wi-Fi Protected Access 2 (WPA2) enterprise mode security and enables wireless network connectivity for non-wireless equipment such as mobile printers, weight scales, instrumentation and health-care monitoring devices

Sinclair unveils self-regulating antennas

Multiplier launches charge tower

IWCE: WiMAX expected to blossom overseas first

IWCE: M/A-COM unveils satellite-backhaul system

New York City skyscraper goes wireless

Base station and subscriber units operate in public-safety band

IBM and Cisco launch emergency crisis response service

InnerWireless, PanGo Networks merge

Army Research Office awards multimillion-dollar contract

Motorola unveils enhanced radio card

Commentary

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