VMobile Networks

Public safety agencies, such as police and fire departments, Emergency Medical Service (EMS) need immediate access to information. And while quick and easy access to information is important in the modern business world, it is mandatory to a successful public safety operation.

For accessing critical information such as reports, suspect profiles and real-time video images, data transfer speed is a must. However, traditional solutions, providing typical speeds of less than 19.2kbps, will not provide the speed to enable the broadband applications to support officers in the field. Furthermore, cellular solutions (like CDPD and 1xRTT) result in significant recurring costs to the agencies.

The system provides up to a minimum of 3 Mbps per terminal, more than sufficient to support simultaneous VoIP, real-time video and data applications (including RMS, mug shots, finger prints, warrant requests and vehicle/DMV (Department of Motor Vehicle) data). Integrated with the agency's network, the vehicle is transformed into a true "mobile office", allowing police officers to spend more time on the streets.

Our systems create radio cells (up to ranges of several miles) that allow cost-effective coverage of vast geographical areas. We use visual as well as computerized data to define the proper equipment and placement for maximum coverage.

We enable public safety organizations, transit authorities, government & utility organizations and Emergency Medical Services (EMS) to stay connected with vehicles on the move throughout entire cities and service areas. Some organizations have attempted to use 802.11b or "WiFi" based solutions to provide broadband connectivity to vehicles and found this technology unreliable, unsecured and unmanageable. This concept requires a higher number of access points (as many as hundreds in even a small cities), resulting in a costly and unmanageable system with many points of failure.
 
Furthermore, 801.11b based networks face devastating self-interference and interference from the fast-growing number of public and private "Hotspots", all using the crowded 2.4 GHz band. The wireless transmission protocol is highly interference resilient and very secure. We build networks to fit the topographical demands of the required coverage area and perform reliably in non-line-of-sight situations when utilizing all of the RF equipment spectrum.
The vehicle equipment is mounted in a subscriber unit NEMA box, designed for the harsh environmental conditions and is powered through the 12V vehicle battery.

A single, integrated broadband wireless network can cost-effectively support all above applications. Our systems can integrate with unlimited other wireless networks.