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Few infrastructure programmes have taken as long to deliver as the Emergency Services Network. As of early 2026, what's the current state of play, and what does it mean for antenna specifiers working in the emergency services sector?

WiFi antenna infrastructure is not a solved problem. As enterprise networks scale in complexity and industrial IoT extends wireless LAN into demanding environments, antenna selection has become a genuine engineering discipline.

The migration from analogue PMR to digital DMR is well advanced across UK industry. For antenna users and specifiers, the transition raises practical questions that go beyond a simple like-for-like swap.

From VHF communications to AIS vessel tracking and GNSS navigation, a vessel's antenna infrastructure is integral to its safe operation. Here's a clear guide to marine antenna types, specifications and placement.

Smart city sensor deployments demand antennas that work reliably for years without maintenance, in challenging urban environments, at the lowest possible cost per unit. A new generation of IoT antenna products is rising to meet that brief.

The updated ITU Radio Regulations took effect on 1 January 2025. For antenna users, specifiers and manufacturers in the UK, the changes carry practical implications — from the 6 GHz band to satellite services and Ofcom's mmWave framework.

GPS describes just one of several global navigation satellite systems now in active use. For engineers specifying navigation or timing antennas in 2026, understanding the full GNSS picture matters. Here's a practical guide.

Smart metering is doing more than any other application to drive real-world antenna specification decisions right now. Here's what the IoT connectivity landscape looks like for antenna engineers and procurement teams.