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SAVER In-Suit Radio Communications System Assessment

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The most common way for responders to communicate with each other during an emergency scenario where PPE must be worn, is through the use of in-suit communications (ISC) equipment – radio accessories that enable them to communicate effectively without relying on just using a radio (which can be difficult or impossible to use in some PPE). (DHS Video by Science & Technology Directorate/Released)

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