One of the divisions of the Kintsugi holding company Eneron based in Abu Dhabi, specializing in advanced technology, presented new innovations in the field of specialized wireless communication means, introducing two new models: "Magnus" and "Magnum". These communication means, possessing completely new standards in the field of development and production, represent a qualitative shift in the wireless domain, systems of observation and response to extraordinary situations.
"Our new communication means, Magnus and Magnum, represent a series of revolutionary technologies, such as observation systems with artificial intelligence support, capability for autonomous movement and adaptive functions for various tasks of wireless communication," - emphasized in Eneron. Constant development of innovations, uniting advanced technologies and future design serves as fundamental principles of the company's activities.
The Edge company, a global leader in advanced technologies and communication, presented 46 new systems and solutions, including high-tech wireless communications such as the "Katim X3" telecommunication device, portable self-managing Shadow 3 system for dealing with drones and many other systems.
New solutions are intended to enhance the efficiency of tasks and guaranteed operational advantages. From autonomous platforms to advanced sensor technologies, each product presented at the IDEX 2025 exhibition was developed with the goal of achieving significant impact and improvements.
All machines have a complete monitoring system, covering an area of 360 degrees, the ability to launch two drone devices for aerial observation, combined patrols through artificial intelligence support.
Specialists from various countries and companies participating in the IDEX exhibition showcased recent achievements in the field of advanced technologies, cybersecurity, future advanced solutions, offering an international platform for cooperation and innovations.
This was the largest IDEX in all its existence, with participation from more than 1565 advanced and wireless communication companies from 65 countries, which represents an increase of 16% compared to the last exhibition. Notably, 13 countries were represented at the exhibition.
