Omnitronics is a Tait Technology Partner for dispatch, interoperability, and RoIP solutions, designed to integrate natively with Tait P25, Tait DMR, and now TAIT AXIOM Broadband Solutions. See how the Omnitronics omnicore Enterprise Dispatch Management System is used to manage emergency communications with automated workflows, SMS, text to speech, GPS location services, and of course, voice.
TAIT AXIOM Broadband Solutions is a communications platform combining the resilience of LMR with the applications of LTE for a safer, more connected workforce. Take advantage of coverage wherever you go with mobile, wearable, and handheld devices capable of bridging the communications gap between networks, devices, and user locations.
The Omnitronics video above features the TAIT AXIOM Wearable – a compact, broadband-connected device that allows your team to venture beyond the edge of LMR network coverage and into challenging areas such as building interiors. It is a lightweight, affordable device that feels like a radio speaker microphone, but does so much more. The TAIT AXIOM Wearable can connect workers who don’t have a dedicated personal portable radio, into radio conversations from anywhere there is broadband connectivity such as WiFi or LTE, or it can be used to broadband-enable your existing radio.
The TAIT AXIOM Wearable supports heads-up use, to not distract from critical tasks.
Users will enjoy its intuitive operation, with familiar controls such as dedicated PTT and emergency buttons, a rotary dial, and a full-color OLED top-down display to keep you completely informed at a glance. Despite its compact, ergonomic size, the TAIT AXIOM wearable packs a punch with a powerful 3W speaker, and active noise cancellation.
850 TAIT AXIOM Wearable devices will be deployed by Junta de Andalucia in southern Spain, alongside TAIT AXIOM Mobiles, Tait TP9300 portable radios and more, all connected to their new 120-site Tait DMR Tier 3 Digital Emergency Network.
Make worker productivity your priority with TAIT AXIOM Broadband Solutions.
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