Products and Services
- EADS Secure Networks, provider of TETRA Networks after it bought Nokia's PMR business at 2005. Also supplier of Tetrapol systems.
- SELECOM is a well-established French designer and manufacturer of TETRA / TETRAPOL repeaters
- Piciorgros Funk-Electronic manufacturer of TETRA modems and telemetry devices
- Motorola provider of TETRA Networks under Dimetra IP brand
- Artevea Provider of TETRA Communication Systems under T-MATRIX brand
- MSX Communications is a TETRA system integration and application developer with office located in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.
- PowerTrunk is a TETRA Networks, Terminals and applications provider in North America.
- Rohill Provider of TETRA Communication Systems under TetraNode brand
- Sepura, manufacturer and supplier of TETRA terminals, Gateways and Repeaters.
- Teltronic is a TETRA Networks, Terminals and applications manufacturer.
- UTOD GmbH is supplier of TETRA
- PT Mobilkom Telekomindo is supplier of TETRA Dimetra Indonesia Communication Systems, including infrastructure, terminals and applications
- Crystal Code delivers the worlds first TETRA connected Android and iOS systems in year 2012.
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