The city of Asco, Spain, has installed Motorola's Motomesh Duo wireless broadband network service throughout the city. Motorola’s Canopy 400 series point-to-multipoint wireless broadband service is providing the backhaul link.
This service is installed by Motorola partner Eurona. According to Motorola, its Motomesh Duo service will meet the bandwidth demands from municipal users, mobile businesses and residential subscribers. The system is also being used to automate the control of traffic through the city's network of narrow streets.
According to Motorola, Motomesh Duo is a dual radio wireless broadband service that delivers data at speeds of 10Mbps and reduces the costs of wide scale networks. The network also supports a broad range of applications including VoIP, video surveillance and location-based services.
Jaume Sanpera, director general at Eurona, said: “The Motomesh Duo units are small in size, lightweight and have low power consumption, enabling them to be mounted in a short period of time on buildings and street lights. Additional units can easily be added to the network to cater for increased demand.”
Recently Motorola announced that the company, its local partner Magic Telekom and European distributor AIR are collaborating with the city of Varaždin to develop a municipal wireless broadband network for the benefit of the city's employees, businesses, residents and visitors. The project heralds the deployment of Motorola's Motomesh Duo network in Europe, Middle East and Africa.
quote from networking.cbronline.com
November 15, 2008
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