“Employees working with heavy machinery can hear the MOTOTRBO R7 voice communications loud and clear without leaving their stations or stopping the production line. “Clarity and coverage of radio communications is a top concern and priority in our manufacturing facility because it directly affects safety and operational efficiency,” Dhondt said in a prepared statement. Having sufficient audio quality to support communications with users in loud environments is critical to business operations, according to Richard Dhondt, a maintenance supervisor at NTN Driveshaft. So, where we had a DSP-version noise cancellation in the 7000, we’ve got dual-mic noise suppression in this radio that makes a significant difference and will be best in class, in terms of noise cancellation.” “It’s got much better noise cancellation in loud environments. You’re going to hear clearer and better audio … You’ll be able to better recognize who you’re talking to, with much better and clearer audio. “We significantly made the radio louder, with better distortion at max volume. “First and foremost, it’s a communications device, so we’ve got louder and clearer audio,” Candotti said during an interview with IWCE’s Urgent Communications. Nick Candotti, Motorola Solutions’ director of product management, said that he believes the MOTOTRBO R7 will be a “game-changer in the higher end of the business segment,” particular in sectors that have users who work in loud settings.
Motorola Solutions recently launched the MOTOTRBO R7, a DMR portable radio that is designed to be more rugged and deliver better audio quality than the MOTOTRBO XPR 7000e series that it eventually will replace in the company’s product portfolio.
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