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Wednesday, November 18th 2009 - 12:00 CET - Comments: 0

M utualink, a Connecticut based company specializing in advanced interoperable communication technologies, announced the public safety industry’s first smartphone powered interoperable gateway device. The mobile handheld interoperable device, named Smartphone Commander, provides anywhere, anytime field functionality on Mutualink’s secure distributed ad-hoc multi-media interoperable emergency communications resource sharing platform. The Smartphone Commander enables on scene incident commanders to create incident defined interoperable communication sessions, invite participants and contribute and remove disparate communication assets on the fly, including two-way radio, video, telephony and data.

 

Emergency Android smartphone commander

Mutualink's unique multimedia interoperable emergency communications platform enables real-time interoperable communications sharing across disparate communications assets and agencies, including two radios, mobile and landline phones, video and data, on a dynamic "invitation" and incident basis. Through its' unique architecture and operational model, each agency retains control of its communications assets, resolving thorny autonomy and control issues that often prevent or limit multiple agencies from working together.

 

Mutualink Smartphone Commander operates on Google Android platform

"Mutualink's Smartphone Commander operates on Google's Android mobile platform, advancing Mutualink's design philosophy of maintaining an open, standards-based architecture. This new product, as well as other leading-edge R&D initiatives, easily integrates into Mutualink's distributed peer based interoperability network environment, providing significant new capabilities as well as cost savings advantages for individual agencies. The Smartphone Commander works on the cellular carrier's 3G data network or over a WiFi network", stated Mark Hatten, Mutualink's CEO.

 

 

Emergency smartphone commander

Participants on Mutualink's interoperable communication resource sharing network maintain radio, video and other communication resource control by accepting or rejecting invitations, contributing or removing their communication assets and exiting incidents at their discretion. Ad-hoc interoperable communications are instantly established and may be modified in real time based on the need, stage and condition of incidents. Mutualink's distributed ad-hoc multi-peer based architecture eliminates single agency or "trusted third party control" fostering community wide participation.

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