Polaris Wireless provides E911 z-axis for Schok flip phones
July 13, 2022
Phone users can now be located by emergency responders within one floor level inside multi-story buildings Polaris Wireless, […]
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Phone users can now be located by emergency responders within one floor level inside multi-story buildings Polaris Wireless, […]
By Tracy Cozzens Managing Editor Prince’s death on April 21 highlights a fatal flaw in the United States’ antiquated […]
It is refreshing to see such nascent technology as indoor location being used to enable accurate emergency services response. That’s what’s going on right now as beacons, Wi-Fi and other technology that works inside, where GPS doesn’t work, is being tested nationwide by companies hoping for government adoption. With new FCC regulations that are finally trying to keep up with commercial location products, it may be a reality soon. What really drove location into wireless handsets was the 1990s FCC regulations — will they now drive indoor positioning?
Many of the nation’s leading public safety and public health organizations submitted comments this week in support of […]
On June 6, the FCC, following a unanimous vote of the commission, issued an order enabling NextNav, LLC […]
TeleCommunication Systems (TCS), a provider of mobile communication technology, announced that its TCS VoLTE9-1-1 service is first into […]
New technology and wireless carrier openness now make real-time access to telephone location information available to the enterprise with no application required on the mobile device. Yes, that’s right: no application required! Cloud-based location, offered via direct connections to wireless operators, changes the playing field for enterprises to introduce instant operational efficiencies. Marrying location insight, privacy controls, and multi-modal communications through network application programming interfaces (APIs) provides enterprises with flexibility, cost savings, and time-to-market advantages. Whether delivering geo-targeted promotions, dispatching services, verifying worker activities, or performing other location-relevant actions, businesses now have cross-carrier access to location information for more than 85 percent of U.S. wireless subscribers — instantly!
Rosum Corporation commented on the Senate Committee on Commerce, Science and Transportation?s April 10 hearing on VoIP and the Future of 9-1-1 Services.”
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