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What is LMR?

LMR stands for Land Mobile Radio. It is a terrestrial radio communication system used by public safety agencies, government, and businesses for dispatch, voice, and data communication. It's commonly used for two-way radio communication where mobility is essential, offering reliable and secure communication within a specific geographic area.

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What other technologies are related to LMR?

LMR Competitor Technologies

L3Harris

L3Harris is a manufacturer of land mobile radio (LMR) systems, and is therefore a competitor.

mentioned alongside LMR in 77% (208) of relevant job posts

Astro25

Astro 25 is a Motorola land mobile radio (LMR) system and is a direct competitor.

mentioned alongside LMR in 95% (143) of relevant job posts

P25

P25 (Project 25) is a standard for digital land mobile radio (LMR) communications and is a direct competitor.

mentioned alongside LMR in 21% (421) of relevant job posts

ASTRO systems

ASTRO systems are Motorola land mobile radio (LMR) systems and are direct competitors.

mentioned alongside LMR in 97% (73) of relevant job posts

SmartZone

SmartZone is a Motorola trunked radio system, competing with other LMR solutions.

mentioned alongside LMR in 81% (88) of relevant job posts

Astro2

Astro 2 is a Motorola land mobile radio (LMR) system and is a direct competitor.

mentioned alongside LMR in 98% (62) of relevant job posts

MotoTRBO

MotoTRBO is a Motorola digital two-way radio platform, a direct competitor to other LMR systems.

mentioned alongside LMR in 25% (208) of relevant job posts

Smartnet

Smartnet is a Motorola analog trunked radio system, a direct competitor to other LMR systems.

mentioned alongside LMR in 56% (91) of relevant job posts

LMR Complementary Technologies

FCC GROL

FCC GROL (General Radiotelephone Operator License) is required for maintaining and operating radio transmitters, making it a complementary requirement for LMR systems.

mentioned alongside LMR in 85% (206) of relevant job posts

RF infrastructure

RF infrastructure is necessary to enable LMR communications.

mentioned alongside LMR in 79% (79) of relevant job posts

BDA/DAS

BDA/DAS (Bi-Directional Amplifier/Distributed Antenna System) enhance radio coverage and are complementary to LMR systems.

mentioned alongside LMR in 53% (87) of relevant job posts