The Team Awareness Kit (TAK) application enhanced with standards-based 3GPP MCX mission-critical Push-to-Talk to be highlighted on Softil’s Critical Communications World (CCW) stand F61; first responder agencies now have the opportunity to adopt a free, state-of-the-art situational awareness platform enhanced with MCX capabilities to manage emergency operations better

Visit Softil at Stand F61 at CCW 2026 in London, UK to learn more about the award-winning BEEHD client framework for Mission Critical Communications (MCPTT/MCX) over LTE and 5G, FRMCS, as well as NG911/NG112 communication solutions.

For public safety and other critical communications users, the future will not be defined by voice alone. It will be shaped by integrated, data operations delivered over resilient broadband platforms

Leading mission-critical communications enabler will exhibit and speak at British BAPCO for the first time; pioneering situational awareness enhanced with standards-based mission-critical communications (MCX) will be showcased throughout the event

World’s first demonstration of Team Awareness Kit enhanced with standards-based 3GPP MCX mission-critical Push-to-Talk, video and data, strengthening the common operational picture and command and control for first responders

MCX UI/UX innovation will drive adaption, new device form factors will progress and FRMCS testing gets underway

Pedestrian improvements, little steps, are the only way that evolution works. When looking back after achieving new technology heights, we might say “that was a revolution” – and yet we have to remember that any forward movement consists of steps – big, small, and sometimes unnoticeable. Everything we talked about here – MCX Devices, MCX Networks, MCX Service Delivery, FRMCS, MC Video, Situational Awareness, Drones, D2D communications, MC IoT, and IoLST are all essential elements of MCX technology evolution making the result bigger and better than just a sum of its parts.

As FRMCS technology enters the active testing phase, over 115 engineers will meet at UIC headquarters this month to test interoperability and harmonization of future rail communications systems

How do you establish that the new technology is reliable, secure, and performing as required? There is only one answer here – testing. New technology must be thoroughly tested before and during the deployment.

Built on Softil’s enabling BEEHD technology, live demonstrations of vendor partner devices and solutions will take place in Softil’s booth #K61 throughout the key MCX event