Some thought that mobile technology and satellite communications might spell a slow demise for High Frequency (HF) radio.
Some thought that mobile technology and satellite communications might spell a slow demise for High Frequency (HF) radio.
Millions of people globally are dependent on humanitarian aid for safety and survival.
When satellite communications came on the scene, there was much excitement about audio quality and security.
Software-defined radio (SDR) can be invaluable for humanitarian missions, providing seamless operation in the field and facilitating ease-of-use.
Whether it’s disaster response or providing medical relief, humanitarian missions take response groups into remote areas.
Software-defined radio, or SDR, technology holds the promise of significant benefits for critical response operations and public safety.
High Frequency (HF) radio can be crucial for disaster relief. It can allow for both a centralised hub of communications as well as dependable,
For years, HF radio has been the go-to for NGOs, security organisations, peacekeeping and humanitarian efforts, commercial businesses and government institutions.
The Royal Flying Doctor Service has always been ahead of the game when it comes to critical communications.
Humanitarian and peacekeeping organisations are working constantly all over the world to provide aid and relief services
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