Zaragoza, May 5th, 2026.
Teltronic will once again be present at the upcoming Critical Communications World (CCW), the annual event that brings together the global critical communications community and that this year will be held from June 16 to 18, 2026, at ExCeL London.
At its exhibition space, Teltronic will deploy a fully functional demo so that visitors can experience first-hand the functionalities and benefits offered by private networks based on TETRA, 4G, and 5G technologies. In this way, the company will showcase how its solutions can integrate narrowband and broadband capabilities, along with different use cases for various vertical sectors.
Teltronic’s participation in CCW 2026 will focus on NovaX, its MCX (Mission Critical Services) solution developed in accordance with 3GPP standards, as well as on its progress in the railway domain related to FRMCS (Future Railway Mobile Communication System), a key transition for the evolution of train-to-ground communications.
In addition, Teltronic will take part in the conference programme with two sessions. On Wednesday 17 at 14:00, it will participate in the panel discussion “Maintaining the global standard for mission critical certainty”, and on Thursday 18 at 11:30, it will deliver the presentation “Leveraging Commercial LTE for Mission Critical: Architecture, Challenges, and Solutions”.
6 NOMINATIONS FOR THE ICCAs
Furthermore, the jury of the International Critical Communications Awards (ICCA) has shortlisted Teltronic with six nominations across five categories. Among them, NovaX has been nominated for Best MCX Product or Solution of the Year, and the Green Base Station (GBS) for Best TETRA Product or Solution of the Year, highlighting its focus on energy efficiency supported by AI-based optimisation algorithms.
The nominations also recognise projects and real-world deployments: the critical communications transformation in the State of Mexico (integrating TETRA NEBULA with MCX services and command and control centre platforms), the FRMCS validation initiative on a high-speed line based on 5G and MCX, and the national convergence project in Brazil, which integrates MCX services with the TETRA network of the Federal Highway Police. Finally, David Martínez is a nominee in the Young Engineer of the Year category.
