Astrium Services2012-04-23 09:10:59
Paradigm Secure Communications take XmarX to Joint Personnel Recovery Conference 2012
Paradigm Secure Communications, part of EADS Astrium, will be demonstrating the capabilities of XmarX - the Ultimate Handheld Data communications and Positioning device at this year's Joint Personnel Recovery Conference 2012.
XmarX is an ideal device for use in today's modern forces, as it weighs just 305g, but is extremely rugged, it's Iridium Short Burst Data Comms and GPS allows instant contact with Base, and supplies pinpoint tracking and totally reliable two-way communication, anywhere on earth!
Latest development to XmarX include Bluetooth connection to a smartphone or tablet to allow Apps on the move where no terrestrial connectivity exists. This enables survey results, or form data to be sent in near real time. The XmarX can be connected to a modified "Satmap Active 10" device, which allows the patrol commander to see their own position and the positions of the rest of the team whilst on the move and the ability to be paired via Bluetooth to the "Equivital Medical Sensor". The Equivital sensor allows the patrol commander to monitor the vital signs of members of the team and be alerted if parameters exeed configured values.
You will find Paradigm at Joint Personnel Recovery Conference 2012 which will be held at the Copthorne Tara Hotel, Kensington, London, UK from the 14th to 16th May 2012
Paradigm Secure Communications, part of EADS Astrium, will be demonstrating the capabilities of XmarX - the Ultimate Handheld Data communications and Positioning device at this year's Joint Personnel Recovery Conference 2012.
XmarX is an ideal device for use in today's modern forces, as it weighs just 305g, but is extremely rugged, it's Iridium Short Burst Data Comms and GPS allows instant contact with Base, and supplies pinpoint tracking and totally reliable two-way communication, anywhere on earth!
Latest development to XmarX include Bluetooth connection to a smartphone or tablet to allow Apps on the move where no terrestrial connectivity exists. This enables survey results, or form data to be sent in near real time. The XmarX can be connected to a modified "Satmap Active 10" device, which allows the patrol commander to see their own position and the positions of the rest of the team whilst on the move and the ability to be paired via Bluetooth to the "Equivital Medical Sensor". The Equivital sensor allows the patrol commander to monitor the vital signs of members of the team and be alerted if parameters exeed configured values.
You will find Paradigm at Joint Personnel Recovery Conference 2012 which will be held at the Copthorne Tara Hotel, Kensington, London, UK from the 14th to 16th May 2012
For more information contact:
Astrium Site
Gunnels Wood Road
Stevenage
Hertfordshire
SG1 2AS
United Kingdom
Tel: +44 1438 778181
