Industry Background

In recent years, frequent natural disasters and emergencies worldwide have drawn increasing attention to emergency communication and rescue operations.

Emergency communication is a rapid-response, specialized communication mechanism designed to address sudden natural or man-made crises. It integrates various communication resources to ensure efficient emergency rescue operations and maintain essential communications.

Emergency communication support primarily addresses the following scenarios:

• Natural disasters (floods, earthquakes, typhoons, landslides, snowstorms, etc.);

• Major industrial accidents (mine collapses, fires, explosions, cave-ins, etc.);

• Public health emergencies (major epidemics, mass casualty incidents, etc.);

• Social security incidents (large-scale gatherings, protests, terrorist attacks, etc.);

• Major events (state meetings, large-scale sports events, exhibitions, military exercises, etc.);

• Important holidays (National Day, traditional festivals, etc.);

• Network failures requiring coordination with other telecom operators;

• Major network disruptions caused by operational incidents within a telecom operator's own infrastructure;

• Critical temporary communication tasks.

Solution

To address the challenges of emergency communication, Runbo provides an integrated solution spanning from the command center to on-site emergency communications. This ensures rapid establishment of a reliable communication system at the emergency site, enabling real-time audio/video transmission to the command center and efficient delivery of instructions.

The emergency communication command system consists of five key components:

1. Emergency Communication Network / Government Shared Network (PDT/TETRA trunking communication system);

2. Fixed Emergency Command Platform / Command Center;

3. Mobile Emergency Command Platform / Communication Vehicle;

4. Portable Emergency Communication Equipment for Field Personnel;

5. Interoperability Across Heterogeneous Networks.