Hytera offers communications at Charles de Gaulle Airport

Flybus carries 7 million passengers a year for more than 50 airlines at Charles de Gaulle Airport in Paris. With 50 buses running 24/7, Flybus has 100 drivers responsible for transporting passengers and luggage alike at the airport.

Hytera DMR Radios Promote Stevedoring Operation Canada

Handling over 5 million metric tons of cargo through 20 different ports and terminals off Canada’s west coast, Western Stevedoring is British Columbia’s largest and most diversified stevedoring operation. With this volume of ship traffic congestion, the operations team at WS knew they required a mobile radio communications solution that was up for the task.

South African Airways Technical Team Fly Higher with Hytera

South African Airways Technical Ltd's (SAAT) existing analogue radio system was not longer fit for purpose. Hytera replaced it with a TETRA trunking system, which not only greatly improved the security, capacity, and reliability of SAAT's communication system, but provided it with a much more flexible system.

Hytera PoC Solution Boosts Efficiency at Kazakhstan Gold Min

Hytera's Hytalk Push-to-Talk over Cellular (PoC) platform and terminals have enabled Kazakhstan mining company JSC AK Altynalmas to upgrade its communications system with a digital multimedia solution supporting voice, video and data.

Hytera Offers Communication Solution to Chinese Port

Rizhao Port is one of China's key developing coastal ports, the East bridgehead of the new Eurasian Continental Bridge, as well as an important pivot in the Belt and Road Initiatives. Its throughput capacity ranks 8th among the country's coastal ports and 11th in the world. Currently, Rizhao Port is using 150 MHz analog conventional radio system. The customer hopes to realize a smooth migration from analog radios to digital ones, so as to satisfy Rizhao Port's production dispatch of 140 groups and the requirement for 4,000 radios.

AccorHotels Arena Puts on A Show with Hytera in France

The AccorHotels Arena holds some of the largest cultural and sporting events in Paris, from Metal ICA and Ennio Morricone to International Gymnastics competitions. For the last year, the AccorHotels Arena has successfully introduced and implemented Hytera technology for its radio communications across the facility.

Hytera DMR Network Deployed in Victoria, Australia

For over three decades, MCS Digital has specialized in design, delivery and support of mission critical radio communications equipment and systems in Australia. They have provided services for clients of a wide range of industry sectors, including essential services, transport, oil and gas, petroleum, mining, public safety, emergency services, security and public events.

Hytera Helps to Evolve Communications at Down House

Down House is the home of world-renowned scientist Charles Darwin. The house, owned by English Heritage, is a busy visitor attraction open to the public 7 days a week for 8 months of the year. It was here that Darwin penned his famous 'On the Origin of Species' published in 1859.\n\nWith an average of 54,000 annual visitors to a relatively small building, with large grounds, effective communication is essential across the site.

Hytera Builds Nationwide Communication Network in Sweden

Situated in Northern Europe, Sweden is the largest country in Northern Europe, with a total population of over 9.7 million. About 15% of Sweden lies north of the Arctic Circle. Temperatures vary greatly from north to south. Southern and central parts of the country have warm summers and cold winters, with average high temperatures of 20 to 25 °C (68 to 77 °F) in the summer, and average temperatures of −4 to 2 °C (25 to 36 °F) in the winter, while the northern part of the country has shorter, cooler summers and longer, colder and snowier winters, with temperatures that often drop below freezing from September to May.