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MaxTech Networks' Savion Mesh Radio Exhibits Outstanding Performance in UME Trial

Savion Outperforms Competitor Products in Voice Quality and Network Robustness in Testing Conducted by Spanish Military

MaxTech Networks announced today the results of a mesh radio trial conducted September 21-30 by Spain's Unidad Militar de Emergencias (UME). MaxTech's Savion mobile mesh radio was tested alongside the ITT SpearNet and the Thales Star mile radio devices. The trial was carried out by Telefonica as part of UME 's tender for a new handheld personal communications device.

 

The main objectives of the trial were to check voice, data and video capabilities in various environments and operating conditions. Accordingly, the radios were tested in five different real-world scenarios: clear line of sight, forest, urban line of sight, in-building and dense urban area (no line of sight).

 

The Savion radio exhibited high performance on network dynamics, mobility and voice quality (QoS), while achieving the same level of performance for data transfer quality and range as compared to the other systems.

 

Highlights of Savion's performance in the trial include:

·         Clear line of sight – conducted voice and data session between 2 radios at a distance of 2.3 km in an open field

·         Forest – conducted voice and data session between 2 radios at a distance of 550 meters in a dense forest

·         Urban line of sight – conducted clear voice conversations and transfer of a 1000KB data file at a distance of 1000 meters between radios

·         In-building - conducted voice and data session from one radio at the middle of floor 1 to a second radio at the middle of floor 4. Similar session was conducted from one radio at the building entrance to another radio on the roof of a five-story building.

·         Dense urban environment - conducted voice and data sessions at a maximum distance of 500 meters between radios. In the second stage three additional radios were seamlessly added to the network.

 

"This extensive trial clearly demonstrated that Savion’s unique voice-optimized mobile mesh network technology is capable of reaching and exceeding the performance levels of legacy and industry-leading vendors," stated Mr. Michael Agam, VP Marketing at MaxTech Networks. "Savion proved that it belongs on any organization's short list for handheld mesh radios." 

 

 

About MaxTech Networks

 

MaxTech Networks is a pioneer and leading innovator in the development and manufacturing of solutions for resilient ad-hoc wireless mobile networks. Its patent-pending mobile mesh network technology provides groups of users with unprecedented mobile connectivity and coverage without the need for a fixed infrastructure. MaxTech's technology powers a wide variety of applications in the military, professional mobile radio (PMR), rural communications, mining and railway sectors.

 

MaxTech's highly skilled team has in-depth knowledge and rich experience in the wireless communications. Its founder and CEO received Israel 's most prestigious award for technological innovation in the defense industries. MaxTech has offices in the USA and Israel , together with a network of several international partners, to support its growing base of civilian and military customers.

About Savion
The Savion mobile mesh radio network provides unlimited mobility and coverage to groups of users without the need for a fixed infrastructure. The solution features a comprehensive array of products cut for any operational scenario – handheld mesh radio and accessories, high-power vehicular mounted mesh radio, autonomous nodes, network gateways and mission-specific devices. Using MaxTech's unique wireless voice-optimized mobile mesh network technology, Savion units automatically create an autonomous, self-routing mobile network, guaranteeing 100% service availability - anytime and anywhere - regardless of the physical surroundings. The devices can operate as an ad-hoc network or in conjunction with existing network facilities.