MOTOTRBO Application Developers Summit

Motorola announce today the details of the MOTOTRBO Application Developers Summit. This event will take place at the Renaissance Hotel in Plantation, Florida on September 24 and 25. If you are into two way radios, this sounds like a really good event.

I've mentioned before in several articles about the MOTOTRBO, that its platform allows for expandability. Analog radios have always been basically "what you see is what you get". Two way radios haven't changed a lot over the years. In fact, HermsDigital recently wrote a post about the changes in radios over the past 3 years.

The MOTOTRBO, on the other hand, is like Facebook, where you can build applications to customize your needs. An example of a MOTOTRBO application is a telemetry system, which sends data and instructions over a wireless network. A more granular example would be having an electronic door open when the radio is nearby.

This conference sounds like a lot of fun. I am interested in how creative engineers have gotten with MOTOTRBO applications.

What's new with Motorola two way radios?

Motorola two way radios have been a staple communication device for ages. They have a very rich history and played a role in the building of the most wide-spread communication tool, the cell phone.

With the MOTOradio blog, here on blogger, my intentions are to keep everyone up to date with different two way radio products, such as the Motorola CP200 or the new MOTOTRBO XPR6500. The former is one of America's most favorite walkie talkies, and the ladder is Motorola's newest communication tool. It is part of the MOTOTRBO family, which are digital and really next generation.

Stay tuned, as more info about Motorola two way radios is on the way!