Radio communication
Radio communication is actively used where fixed or cellular communications are absent or their application is unreasonable due to technical or economic reasons.
Radio communications are widely used in the oil and gas sector and mining, power energy when maintaining electrical grids and remote power facilities, environment protection, and emergency services.
Centralized radio control systems are actively applied in transport terminals, ports and airports, at industrial enterprises including those where work is characterized by high risk for population and environment.
Product sectors:
- digital radio and repeaters
- professional radio and repeaters
- license free radio
- explosion-proof radio
- vehicle radio
- aviation radio
- sea and river radio
- transceivers
- cables and plugs
- remote control units and modems
- aerial-feeder equipment
- antennas for basic equipment
- filters and duplex filters
- combiners
- receiving and distributing boards and amplifiers
- centralized radio control systems
- subscriber equipment and accessories
- base stations and IP gateways
- workstations
- batteries and charging devices
- accessories
45% of visitors to the exhibition sector were newcomers at the Sviaz exhibition
Main industry sectors of visitors:
- Telecommunication services
- Development/production of IT equipment, electronic components, telecom equipment
- Other
- Development and production of software/IT equipment, telecom equipment
- Setup/maintenance of IT equipment/solutions, telecom equipment
- System integration
- Industrial production
- Oil and gas industry, fuel and energy industry
- Sale of software/IT equipment, electronic components, telecom equipment
- Law enforcement
- Transport
- Integration and maintenance of IT solutions
- Wholesale
Job title / occupation
Role in choosing suppliers
Top 3 sectors that the visitors are also interested in:
- Telecom equipment, technology, solutions and services
- Telecom and network infrastructure
- Data networks
2,124 were interested in the sector ‘Radio communication’ in 2022.