Motorola Solutions has won 7 Good Design Australia Awards, with winners including the Avigilon H5A Camera Line that captures high resolution video and audio and detects the unusual movement of people and objects.
The H5A Dual Head allows end-users to gain the security coverage of 2 cameras (2 x 3MP or 2 x 5MP) with 1 installation. Features include increased area coverage, new analytics, including support for people counting, mask detection and expanded object classifications and greater accuracy for faster responses in crowded scenes.
Motorola Solutions picked up another 6 awards for its latest software-integrated, digital radio technologies that provide first responders and other frontline workers with secure and reliable voice and data communication.
The award-winning communication solutions included:
* APX NEXT XE / XVE, a specialised version of Motorola Solutions’ innovative, mission-critical smart radio and software solution platform designed to keep firefighters connected and focused in the most extreme environments. APX NEXT also provides extended coverage by roaming onto LTE networks.
* APX smart apps that power the APX NEXT radio series with intuitive features including mapping and messaging for improved situational awareness and safety
* MXP600 and RM780 Remote Speaker Microphone, a Terrestrial Trunked Radio (TETRA) communications device that provides mission-critical voice communication and flexible collaboration with other solutions
* MOTOTRBO ION, a smart radio with a full Android interface providing broadband data capabilities via an open application ecosystem
Nitro Evolve, a rugged, LTE handheld device built for enterprises which combines data capabilities with an Android interface
* CLPe Plus Series, a discrete and practical enterprise two-way radio designed for the retail and hospitality sectors.
Motorola Solutions’ vice president and managing director for Australia and New Zealand, Con Balaskas, said this year’s awards reflected the company’s ongoing research and development investments to further improve and evolve mission-critical communications.
“Secure and reliable communication has never been more important for emergency services and businesses who need to adapt to complex and rapidly changing environments,” Balaskas said.
“These organisations also need to maximise their use of data to further enhance their situational awareness, productivity and to improve emergency response,” he said.
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