Motorola Solutions unveiled the new Dimetra Connect solution and MXP660 Tetra radio that allow frontline responders to automatically switch between land mobile radio (LMR) and broadband networks at the Critical Communications World (CCW) 2024.
“We're taking Tetra further to help first responders stay connected wherever they go," said Motorola Solutions corporate vice president Michael Kaae.
“Our new Dimetra Connect solution automatically switches radio users between Tetra to broadband networks to support seamless communication indoors or when travelling beyond geographical radio network coverage.”
Aside from its flagship radio, Motorola also introduced innovations at CCW, which include:
PSCore for Android: Motorola Solutions’ mobile policing application platform PSCore is on Android, allowing officers to complete routine tasks like querying databases, issuing infringement notices, and completing reports from the field.
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V500 body camera: The V500 body camera enables first responders to stream live video and location to the control room, upload footage from the field, and receive radio updates and maintenance without returning to the station.
M500 in-car video system: Powered by advanced artificial intelligence and cameras, the M500 in-car video system scans the environment from multiple viewpoints to help officers identify threats in real time. The backseat passenger analytics automatically initiate recording as soon as an individual enters the back of a police car.
Long-range multi-sensor cameras: It offers visibility in complex and extreme environments associated with military, aviation, maritime, and critical infrastructure. Equipped with highly accurate detection capabilities, the cameras can identify anomalies from up to 20 miles away (30km) away to extend the perimeter of security and support a faster, more informed response.
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