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The Enterprise Mobility Solutions business of Motorola, Inc has launched the world’s smallest TETRA base station for mission critical environments - the TEDS Ready (TETRA Enhanced Data Service) MTS1.

p>The Enterprise Mobility Solutions business of Motorola, Inc has launched the world’s smallest TETRA base station for mission critical environments - the TEDS Ready (TETRA Enhanced Data Service) MTS1.

Based on a new high-performance hardware platform, the MTS1 is reliable, rugged and easily deployable for indoor or outdoor coverage applications. The robustly designed MTS1, which features IP66 weather resistance, provides a range of implementation solutions, including wall- and pole- mounted installation options, which are ideal solutions for enhanced coverage inside buildings and inside tunnels. It also offers network operators a cost-effective and adaptable coverage solution that is simple to install particularly for rapid and diverse deployments, whilst ensuring operational costs are kept to an absolute minimum.

“Emergency service personnel require quick, seamless transfer of data in mission critical situations. Examples include firefighters viewing building blueprints or police officers filing reports,” says Jens Kristiansen, vice president and general manager, TETRA Global Products and Solutions, Motorola. “TEDS is now a reality, and we are well placed to offer these enhanced data solutions to emergency personnel. Our infrastructure supports it, and our next generation of mobiles such as the MTM5400 is also TEDS ready.”

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