[Scan-DC] Radio Internet-Protocol Communications Module (RIC-M)

[John Nash via Scan-DC]

Washington D.C. – The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Science and Technology Directorate (S&T) today announced that it has licensed the Radio Internet-Protocol Communications Module (RIC-M) to two commercial partners: Christine Wireless, Inc. and Avtec Inc.


This new interoperability solution developed by the  First Responders Group (FRG) allows response agencies to easily upgrade and reconfigure legacy communications systems at a low cost, potentially extending the life of the technology for decades.


“FRG’s mission is to work hand-in-hand with first responders—determining their needs, identifying solutions, testing progress and incorporating feedback, and then making the technology available for their daily use,” said DHS Under Secretary for Science and Technology Dr. Reginald Brothers. “RIC-M is shining example of a collaborative effort that will further assist our partners in public safety communications.”


Interested in learning more? Read the full S&T Press Release.


 






John Nash
Eastern North Carolina
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