Managing person-to-person communication is challenging, when your world involves conversations across different communication lines. Around the world public entities and private user groups such as police, fire brigades, military, ambulances, utilities and NGOs require dedicated communications systems to carry out their day-today operations - safely, securely and efficiently. The Thuraya PTT (Push-To-Talk) solution have been developed by Thuraya in collaboration with Cobham SATCOM, to help users manage communications seamlessly and as cost-effectively as possible. It keeps your mobile workforce connected and extends the range of voice communicatios beyond line-of-sight (BLOS), regardless of where the workgroups are based. Apart from streamlining communications efficiently, Thuraya PTT enhances privacy, efficacy and collaboration.

Sporting a fully radiometric, HD, LWIR camera in a compact, gyro-stabilized gimbal, the TC-300-R gives utility inspection crews the ability to measure temperatures of energized components in real time, while capturing HD video from an airborne platform. Its faster inspection speeds saves utilities time and money while also proactively reducing downtime and unplanned outages, which lead to lost revenue and customer dissatisfaction. The radiometric LWIR camera penetrates through smoke and provides real-time temperature measurements of hot spots, day and night. The system is ITAR free and widely exportable. Also available for Land and Maritime missions.

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The functions of the BRS ship align closely with the maritime characteristics and outlook of Indonesia. As an archipelagic nation situated along the Ring of Fire, Indonesia faces significant vulnerability to natural disasters such as volcanic eruptions and earthquakes, which may trigger secondary disasters like tsunamis and others. In such circumstances, the BRS ship's mobility enables it to be rapidly deployed to disaster-affected areas to carry out emergency response activities. Pursuant to Indonesian Armed Forces Law No. 34 of 2004, under Military Operations Other Than War (MOOTW), the BRS ship is capable of conducting operations to assist in disaster management, evacuation, and humanitarian aid, as well as search and rescue missions in the event of accidents. Beyond these scenarios, the BRS ship also possesses the capability to undertake international diplomacy missions.