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Press the Push-to-Talk button.

No mobile network? What if your voice could take a satellite path instead? PmrOne explores satellite-enabled voice Push-to-Talk — the familiar press, speak and release experience, with a proposed connection beyond terrestrial mobile coverage.
We rely on mobile networks. But coverage isn’t always within reach.
Power outages, infrastructure failures, severe weather, natural disasters and cyber incidents can interrupt a connection. In remote places, mobile coverage may be limited to begin with.
That’s why we’re exploring another way to carry your voice.
The key idea is the connection above us.
PmrOne explores using satellite connectivity to carry voice Push-to-Talk when terrestrial mobile networks cannot be used. The proposed transport path is different; the press-to-talk experience stays familiar.
Exploring a satellite alternative to terrestrial mobile connectivity.
Press the Push-to-Talk button.
Speak naturally into your device.
Release the button to send your voice.
The receiving participant hears your communication.
An idea we’re working to validate. Satellite coverage, compatible hardware, service availability and performance remain subject to testing. PmrOne is not an operational service and cannot be relied on for emergency communications.
Different lives. A shared need to communicate.
Help us understand where satellite-enabled voice Push-to-Talk could make a difference.
Explore another layer in your backup communication plan.
A familiar press-to-talk idea for the people who matter.
From open trails to remote landscapes, explore what could be possible.
Help shape a concept for life beyond reliable mobile coverage.
Explore a shared voice connection for local coordination.
Tell us how your team works when mobile coverage falls away.
PROTOTYPE VISION / CONCEPT RENDERA rugged handheld experience with a prominent Push-to-Talk control, clear audio feedback and a satellite connectivity concept.
CAT S75 is the visual reference for the proposed prototype. This original render is not an official CAT product or a final PmrOne device. No endorsement by CAT, Bullitt, Skylo or Google is implied. Satellite voice PTT on CAT S75 has not been demonstrated by this project.
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