Motorola Highlights Public Safety Expertise at APCO With New Solutions, Demonstrations, Speakers and Social Media Activities
Project 25 solutions demonstrate leadership in bringing interoperability, seamless connectivity and real-time information into the hands of users.
APCO 2009 – LAS VEGAS (Booth 824) – Motorola, Inc. will be launching and demonstrating several Project 25 (P25) solutions, addressing key industry needs and engaging media and public safety experts through social media activities at the Association of Public-Safety Communications Officials-International, Inc. (APCO) 75th Annual Conference and Exposition through August 20.
Motorola innovation and leadership in P25 interoperable solutions will be on display at APCO with the launch of the SmartX migration solution that allows for the gradual transition from an existing SmartZone® system to an ASTRO® 25 voice and data network. Motorola is also announcing the launch of the APX O9 Integrated Control Head for the APX™ mobile radio line. The one-touch functionality and intuitive controls in one integrated unit provide instant multi-agency interoperability for mission critical first responders.
The O9 Control Head is the latest addition to the Motorola APX multi-band family of radios. APX, the industry’s first P25 multi-band (700/800 MHz and VHF) family of radios, communicates with current and future P25 networks (FDMA and TDMA) and has integrated GPS for situational awareness. As announced in the company's second-quarter financial results, Motorola is now shipping APX™ 7000 two-way radios, enabling instant multi-agency interoperability for mission critical first responders.
Since its introduction in August 2008, APX has been recognized by the design community with a number of award recognitions, including the iF Product Design Award and the Australian International Design Award. In addition, the team was named “Design Team of the Year” in the EE Times' Annual Creativity in Electronics (ACE) Awards and won the “Silver Award” in BusinessWeek’s 2009 International Design Excellence Awards (IDEA), organized by the Industrial Designers Society of America (IDSA).
A live ASTRO 25 system will be on display demonstrating a host of advanced communications capabilities including integrated data applications, SmartX platform migration, multi-band operations, ISSI interoperability and spectrally efficient TDMA.
Demonstrating technology that is second nature
Motorola will be demonstrating innovation and technology that is second nature across its portfolio of mission critical solutions at APCO. For instance, Motorola will conduct demonstrations of breakthrough, end-to-end video security solutions that correlate multimedia inputs to deliver real-time situational awareness.
In these demonstrations, Motorola will integrate end-to-end video systems with a mission critical P25 system to deliver outstanding public safety workflows. ASTRO™ 25 Emergency Alerts will automatically trigger neighboring cameras to zoom onto alert coordinates and drive awareness to video operators. ASTRO 25 data services allow responders to utilize two-way radios to proactively identify cameras of interest to video operators.
Motorola will also demonstrate how relevant video can be shared between the video operator and on-scene responders through real-time streaming over mobile broadband. With video management command center applications, high-performing mobile broadband transport, a portfolio of ruggedized mobile computing devices and integration with the ASTRO 25 system, Motorola is exhibiting the latest end-to-end video security solutions.
Automatic License Plate Recognition and PremierOne™ also featured
Motorola and PIPS Technology, a Federal Signal company, are also announcing an Automatic License Plate Recognition (ALPR) solution featuring new low-profile digital Slate™ cameras and an ALPR expansion board that fits Motorola MW810 Mobile Workstations, which saves space and helps eliminate additional hardware costs.
Motorola’s newest public sector applications solution, PremierOne™, the next evolution in public safety and service solutions will also be on display , transforming the way agencies operate, collaborate and share information. Motorola is showcasing the first production use of PremierOne CAD and PremierOne Mobile public safety applications by the city of
Ventura, Calif. Police Department. As a long-standing partner to the public sector, Motorola designed PremierOne to help agencies respond to citizens through operationally intuitive applications with a common platform to access centralized information and tools.
Speakers and social media keep visitors connected during and after APCO
Motorola’s expertise and thought leadership in wireless and broadband communications for public safety will be on display at APCO with a lineup of speakers, panelists and social media activities throughout the show.
Motorola speakers on Wednesday, August 19:
7 to 9 a.m.: Public Safety Communications – An Overview of the Past, Present and Future; Dave Weisz, Motorola law enforcement marketing, presentation during the Radio Club of America Breakfast,
1 to 2 p.m.: High Speed Data Network Choices; Al Ittner, Motorola spectrum and regulatory issues, panel discussion with Craig Jorgensen, Project Mesa and Laura Phillips, Bay Area SUASI.
Motorola speakers on Thursday August 20:
1 to 2 p.m.: Achieving Interoperable Communications; Tom Miller, Motorola public safety programs.
1 to 2 p.m.: The Growing Need for Digital Security in Digital Public Safety Communications; Vanessa Pollock, Motorola information assurance business.
Staying connected with Motorola during and after APCO 2009 is made simple with live feeds from Facebook, Twitter and video content from the show floor. Social media visitors can connect with other public safety professionals, follow live updates and post questions via Facebook and Twitter, watch YouTube videos on the latest product and solution offerings, and review blog posts from experts on topics impacting the public safety industry today.
Those attending APCO can also visit Motorola Social (Booth 836 adjacent to the main Motorola Booth 824) to learn about social networking and to connect with Motorola and peers through Facebook and Twitter. Attendees and visitors to Motorola’s social networking sites will be able to stay connected with Motorola and get up-to-date information on important news, information and product announcements.
APCO 2009 – LAS VEGAS (Booth 824) – Motorola, Inc. will be launching and demonstrating several Project 25 (P25) solutions, addressing key industry needs and engaging media and public safety experts through social media activities at the Association of Public-Safety Communications Officials-International, Inc. (APCO) 75th Annual Conference and Exposition through August 20.
Motorola innovation and leadership in P25 interoperable solutions will be on display at APCO with the launch of the SmartX migration solution that allows for the gradual transition from an existing SmartZone® system to an ASTRO® 25 voice and data network. Motorola is also announcing the launch of the APX O9 Integrated Control Head for the APX™ mobile radio line. The one-touch functionality and intuitive controls in one integrated unit provide instant multi-agency interoperability for mission critical first responders.
The O9 Control Head is the latest addition to the Motorola APX multi-band family of radios. APX, the industry’s first P25 multi-band (700/800 MHz and VHF) family of radios, communicates with current and future P25 networks (FDMA and TDMA) and has integrated GPS for situational awareness. As announced in the company's second-quarter financial results, Motorola is now shipping APX™ 7000 two-way radios, enabling instant multi-agency interoperability for mission critical first responders.
Since its introduction in August 2008, APX has been recognized by the design community with a number of award recognitions, including the iF Product Design Award and the Australian International Design Award. In addition, the team was named “Design Team of the Year” in the EE Times' Annual Creativity in Electronics (ACE) Awards and won the “Silver Award” in BusinessWeek’s 2009 International Design Excellence Awards (IDEA), organized by the Industrial Designers Society of America (IDSA).
A live ASTRO 25 system will be on display demonstrating a host of advanced communications capabilities including integrated data applications, SmartX platform migration, multi-band operations, ISSI interoperability and spectrally efficient TDMA.
Demonstrating technology that is second nature
Motorola will be demonstrating innovation and technology that is second nature across its portfolio of mission critical solutions at APCO. For instance, Motorola will conduct demonstrations of breakthrough, end-to-end video security solutions that correlate multimedia inputs to deliver real-time situational awareness.
In these demonstrations, Motorola will integrate end-to-end video systems with a mission critical P25 system to deliver outstanding public safety workflows. ASTRO™ 25 Emergency Alerts will automatically trigger neighboring cameras to zoom onto alert coordinates and drive awareness to video operators. ASTRO 25 data services allow responders to utilize two-way radios to proactively identify cameras of interest to video operators.
Motorola will also demonstrate how relevant video can be shared between the video operator and on-scene responders through real-time streaming over mobile broadband. With video management command center applications, high-performing mobile broadband transport, a portfolio of ruggedized mobile computing devices and integration with the ASTRO 25 system, Motorola is exhibiting the latest end-to-end video security solutions.
Automatic License Plate Recognition and PremierOne™ also featured
Motorola and PIPS Technology, a Federal Signal company, are also announcing an Automatic License Plate Recognition (ALPR) solution featuring new low-profile digital Slate™ cameras and an ALPR expansion board that fits Motorola MW810 Mobile Workstations, which saves space and helps eliminate additional hardware costs.
Motorola’s newest public sector applications solution, PremierOne™, the next evolution in public safety and service solutions will also be on display , transforming the way agencies operate, collaborate and share information. Motorola is showcasing the first production use of PremierOne CAD and PremierOne Mobile public safety applications by the city of
Ventura, Calif. Police Department. As a long-standing partner to the public sector, Motorola designed PremierOne to help agencies respond to citizens through operationally intuitive applications with a common platform to access centralized information and tools.
Speakers and social media keep visitors connected during and after APCO
Motorola’s expertise and thought leadership in wireless and broadband communications for public safety will be on display at APCO with a lineup of speakers, panelists and social media activities throughout the show.
Motorola speakers on Wednesday, August 19:
7 to 9 a.m.: Public Safety Communications – An Overview of the Past, Present and Future; Dave Weisz, Motorola law enforcement marketing, presentation during the Radio Club of America Breakfast,
1 to 2 p.m.: High Speed Data Network Choices; Al Ittner, Motorola spectrum and regulatory issues, panel discussion with Craig Jorgensen, Project Mesa and Laura Phillips, Bay Area SUASI.
Motorola speakers on Thursday August 20:
1 to 2 p.m.: Achieving Interoperable Communications; Tom Miller, Motorola public safety programs.
1 to 2 p.m.: The Growing Need for Digital Security in Digital Public Safety Communications; Vanessa Pollock, Motorola information assurance business.
Staying connected with Motorola during and after APCO 2009 is made simple with live feeds from Facebook, Twitter and video content from the show floor. Social media visitors can connect with other public safety professionals, follow live updates and post questions via Facebook and Twitter, watch YouTube videos on the latest product and solution offerings, and review blog posts from experts on topics impacting the public safety industry today.
Those attending APCO can also visit Motorola Social (Booth 836 adjacent to the main Motorola Booth 824) to learn about social networking and to connect with Motorola and peers through Facebook and Twitter. Attendees and visitors to Motorola’s social networking sites will be able to stay connected with Motorola and get up-to-date information on important news, information and product announcements.
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