Events

Managing events often requires split-second timing and the combination of one-to-many calls, low call set-up time, and the reliability of private radio networks makes PMR hard to beat in this sector

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Andromeda provides PoC communications to Pedal for Scotland event Pedal for Scotland, the country’s largest cycling event relied on Andromeda’s AD100-GPS radios for the third year running. The radios operate over the public 3G mobile data networks to provide full coverage of all 145 miles of the course and 16 simultaneous group channels.

Oxford United kits-out training facility Oxfordshire technology company LAN3 has signed a multi-year deal with Oxford United Football Club to roll-out fixed and wireless broadband infrastructure to its new training facility. The company will also provide cybersecurity. According to a statement, the Wi-Fi ...

Visual impairment accessibility app launched in the US US company RightHear has developed a smartphone solution to help make public buildings fully accessible to those with visual impairments and has launched it in the US. The system uses Bluetooth beacons to provide users with real time voice cues via the use of an app. ...

New radios supplied to Lincoln City FC Local radio dealer RF Lincs has rolled out a suite of 50 Kenwood TK-D340 DMR radios to Lincoln City Football Club, following a match day trial. The radios have been issued to different teams around the ground, including those involved in match-day parking, stewards, security and ...

New broadband for Merseyside giants Wireless Infrastructure Group has deployed a new 4G network at Anfield Stadium, home of Liverpool Football Club. The stadium-wide solution was rolled out in collaboration with O2 and Vodafone, with plans to incorporate other service providers at a later date.

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A whole new ballgame Philip Mason examines the rapidly developing use-case for 5G deployed during large events, as well as how digital comms are currently revolutionising elite sport, both on the training ground and the playing field. This summer will likely be remembered above all for ...

Intelligent Wi-Fi Thorsten Freitag, VP EMEA of Mist, talks to Sam Fenwick about how his company’s use of machine learning is making it easier to manage and troubleshoot Wi-Fi networks Anyone’s experience of using Wi-Fi knows that service at large venues can be patchy and a host of ...

A digital approach to coverage Ingo Flomer, coverage product director at Cobham Wireless, discusses the benefits of using digital DAS to provide coverage in large venues and outdoor areas Efficiently distributing network capacity resources to their customers is arguably the most important factor ...

Best in show Providing visitors with good connectivity in exhibition venues with Wi-Fi is not easy. Sam Fenwick gathers some tips on how to improve performance. When you go to any exhibition hall, visitors and exhibitors increasingly expect good connectivity. It directly benefits ...

The direct approach John Swarbrick, founder and CEO of Andromeda, a company focusing on LTE devices and PTT over Cellular (PoC), speaks to Sam Fenwick about the organisation’s development of a PoC device with direct mode Five years ago, John Swarbrick had a potentially life or death ...

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