Siyata Mobile’s In-Vehicle Device Uniden UV350 Gets Additional U.S. Operator

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Siyata Mobile (TSXV:SIM) announced that an additional Tier 1 Cellular Operator in the United States has commenced network certification for the Uniden UV350 device. The global developer and provider of cellular communication systems for enterprise customers, Siyata Mobile said the approval process is being streamlined with the company expecting it to be completed in Q4 …

Siyata Mobile (TSXV:SIM) announced that an additional Tier 1 Cellular Operator in the United States has commenced network certification for the Uniden UV350 device.

The global developer and provider of cellular communication systems for enterprise customers, Siyata Mobile said the approval process is being streamlined with the company expecting it to be completed in Q4 of 2018.

The Uniden UV 350 is an all-in-one 4G/LTE dedicated in-vehicle cellular device.

As quoted in the press release:

The approval process is being streamlined and is expected to be completed in Q4 of 2018 as the Uniden® UV350 has received all major government and industry approvals, including Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Android compatibility test suite (CTS), and PCS Type Certification Review Board (PTCRB).

Marc Seelenfreund, President and CEO of Siyata, stated, “We are very excited to be launching the UV350 in the coming months with multiple leading cellular network providers in North America. As a first-to-market, in-vehicle cellular IoT device, the wide distribution between these carriers corners a market 30 times the size of our existing sales channels providing the potential for high impact revenue growth in the foreseeable future. Very few cellular devices can achieve the levels of certification and approvals we have received, and it serves as a strong platform to begin working with additional operators in the future.”

The Uniden® UV350 is an all-in-one, purpose built in-vehicle Internet of Things (“IoT”) device to upgrade antiquated two-way radio technology as a smarter, more advanced solution to communicate, navigate and create in-vehicle efficiencies never seen before in the commercial fleet and vehicle market. Android-based applications and other features available for download on the Uniden® UV350 help improve driver/worker safety and create efficiencies not offered by single purpose hardware which clutter the inside of a vehicle cabin which can be distracting for drivers.

As cellular operators, generally do not generate revenue from two-way radio, there is a strong push to gain market share from two-radio network providers, with an estimated 12.6 million commercial vehicles currently registered in the United States alone. To do this, cellular operators can replace their customer’s two-way radios and other single purpose hardware systems with cellular-based solutions compatible on their cellular network with a SIM card.

This upgrade allows carriers to increase ARPU from existing enterprise accounts, sell additional software services, bundle voice, data and software packages while creating a safer driving experience.

Government and Industry Approvals

The government and industry approvals stated below are the highest global certifications for cellular devices and will allow the company to sell the UV350 in multiples markets both at cellular operators and other distribution channels and serves as a solid platform for its North American growth strategy.

An FCC approval grants the company a license to sell the UV350 in the United States. For the UV350 to have been approved, the company submitted documentation, had the device tested in an independent lab and has physically labelled the device with its FCC unique identifier, making it ready for sale in the United States.

The CTS suite is a compatibility test, run by Android, and provides tools for manufacturers to ensure applications run on a variety of devices. The CTS runs on a desktop machine, testing the UV350 to ensure software compatibility is consistent throughout the development process. The test cases are a set of unit tests designed to mimic the functionality of the UV350, with the intent of revealing any issues with incompatibility. The company is pleased to have passed CTS certification, ensuring Android operating systems will run consistently on the UV350.

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