SVX and Assist bring AI-driven voice and video to Motorola radios, enhancing safety and response for public safety teams.

The SVX remote microphone, developed by Motorola Solutions, combines secures voice, video, and artificial intelligence. It is intended for use with the company's flagship radio, the APX NEXT. Another Motorola product, Assist, has also been made available. Its objective is to make AI capabilities available to all first responders in the USA.

Multiple devices can be eliminated by combining a body camera with a first responder's radio, which is their most reliable lifeline. With its contextual and actionable information tailored to the time, person, and location where decisions must be taken, Assist presents a new class of human-AI collaboration for public safety.

The portable, convergent SVX connection efficiently lowers service and device counts. The swappable battery powers daily shifts. The confluence of radio, video, and artificial intelligence is crucial because it acts as a force multiplier, gathering and combining a wider range of data during an incident to provide more accurate police reporting and validated evidence.

Mission-critical communications security and audio clarity from Motorola Solutions are now available for voice and video, thanks to SVX. Officers may ask Assist for assistance or converse clearly over background noise thanks to the company's most recent ambient noise reduction technology, which is integrated with the APX NEXT radio.

High-definition video from SVX concurrently captures all background noise to maintain the impartiality of what an officer sees and hears through the camera. Assist can merge the twin streams of audio and video discussions in evidence, giving SVX additional context and clarity for a more comprehensive chronology of events.