Link Microtek at DSEi 2011

A fully operational Azdec system will be featured on the company’s stand, and there will also be an opportunity to see the system in situ on the bridge of a Royal Navy Type 45 Destroyer docked alongside the ExCeL venue.
Other than the link from headset to battery pack, the system has no wires and therefore gives personnel complete freedom of movement, whereas conventional wired systems tend to severely restrict operator mobility.
Since the Azdec system’s envelope of reception is well defined and there are no radio-frequency emissions, it is impossible to detect the signals by any conventional method. In an operational context, this means that totally secure, wire-free communications can be maintained on board ship whilst operating under conditions of radio silence.
Operators can either speak to each other or link into a main communications system via a central base station. The low-level infra-red digital encoding technology poses no health or EMC hazard and is completely immune to electromagnetic interference – even severe energy pulses.
As there are no radio-frequency emissions, the system will not cause interference with munitions, fuel or radio systems so can be operated in areas on board ship where even low-power radio systems would cause interference or risk of explosion.
As well as offering secure mobile communications, the Azdec system is ideal for use wherever electrical or acoustic noise is an issue or where intrinsically safe equipment is required.