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Communications Technology Laboratory

Public Safety Communications Research Division

2019 Public Safety Broadband Stakeholder Meeting Press Coverage

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  1. NYU Wireless: Marco Mezzavilla outlines public-safety benefits of 60 GHz comms, particularly with drones, Urgent Communications
  2. Haply Robotics: Felix Desourdy outlines potential benefits of haptics to first responders, Urgent Communications
  3. PSCR 2019 covers ‘what’s next’ for public safety tech, FirstNet (blog)
  4. Univ. of Memphis: Lan Wang explains how LiDAR-based 3D mapping could work for public safety, Urgent Communications
  5. Texas A&M: Suman Bhunia showcases LTE-network backpack, components of DistressNet-NG architecture, Urgent Communications
  6. PSCR: Terese Manley highlights efforts to provide public safety with LTE coverage via untethered drones, All Things FirstNet
  7. FirstNet Chair Keynotes 2019 PSCR Meeting, FirstNet
  8. Inside the NIST team working to make cybersecurity more user-friendly, HELPNETSECURITY
  9. yet2’s Megan Waldock Featured Speaker on Haptic Interfaces for Public Safety, yet2
  10. PSCR: Terese Manley highlights efforts to provide public safety with LTE coverage via untethered drones, Urgent Communications
  11. Univ. of Cincinnati: Howard Fan outlines how ProSe tech can deliver location information, Urgent Communications 
  12. Univ. of Colorado: Max Hollingsworth outlines public-safety benefits of mobile edge computing, heterogeneous networks, Urgent Communications
  13. PSCR: Dereck Orr previews annual stakeholder meeting July 9-11 in Chicago, Urgent Communications
  14. PSCR Broadband Stakeholder Meeting to Tackle MCPTT, Evolving Public-Safety Technology, Mission Critical Magazine

 

 

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Created September 27, 2019, Updated January 7, 2020