$CYCA has sold and delivered its first IGAN Matrix
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Posted On: 05/01/2020 6:29:58 AM
$CYCA has sold and delivered its first IGAN Matrix unit to a California Police Department to support the improvement of communications during emergency responses. The IGAN will allow the California Police Department to easily share information with everyone involved, saving lives in local communities.
In the US, there are over 2.7M first responders; including police, fire, and medical. They all face the same communication issues during emergencies. The IGAN (Incident Global Area Network) solves this problem by seamlessly connecting all communications into an affordable and deployable solution.
CEO of Cytta Corp Gary Campbell had this to say, “Getting police, fire, and other first responders on the same page used to be difficult. There are too many video and audio channels operating at the same time. With IGAN, we can connect all video and audio feeds, and deliver them seamlessly to multiple parties, allowing them to make better decisions during mission-critical operations. IGAN also allows real-time video and audio communications among all participating parties. We are currently doing product sales demonstrations online for any interested parties.”
Reliable communication systems are the number one thing first responders can use to keep their cities and people safe. IGAN can be utilized in any environment; quarantines, fires, hurricanes, earthquakes, wildfires, shootings, bombings, and in the search for missing people.
IGAN is for first responders across the U.S. who are looking for a simple, secure, and field-deployable system to stream all video and audio sources during mission-critical operations to multiple locations and parties. IGAN delivers real-time video and audio communication among all connected parties when it matters most.
In the US, there are over 2.7M first responders; including police, fire, and medical. They all face the same communication issues during emergencies. The IGAN (Incident Global Area Network) solves this problem by seamlessly connecting all communications into an affordable and deployable solution.
CEO of Cytta Corp Gary Campbell had this to say, “Getting police, fire, and other first responders on the same page used to be difficult. There are too many video and audio channels operating at the same time. With IGAN, we can connect all video and audio feeds, and deliver them seamlessly to multiple parties, allowing them to make better decisions during mission-critical operations. IGAN also allows real-time video and audio communications among all participating parties. We are currently doing product sales demonstrations online for any interested parties.”
Reliable communication systems are the number one thing first responders can use to keep their cities and people safe. IGAN can be utilized in any environment; quarantines, fires, hurricanes, earthquakes, wildfires, shootings, bombings, and in the search for missing people.
IGAN is for first responders across the U.S. who are looking for a simple, secure, and field-deployable system to stream all video and audio sources during mission-critical operations to multiple locations and parties. IGAN delivers real-time video and audio communication among all connected parties when it matters most.
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