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When Officers Lose Comms.
People Lose Their Lives.

Public safety agencies need communication infrastructure that performs perfectly in the worst conditions — inside burning buildings, underground stations, steel-reinforced concrete, and mass-casualty events. HCT builds mission critical networks that hold when lives depend on them. Group reference: a national police force. MCPTT certified.

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17KOfficers on National Police Network
<150msMCPTT Floor Arbitration
256-bitAES End-to-End Encryption
99.999%Network Availability SLA
Mission Critical Capabilities

TETRA is Obsolete. MCX is the Future.

TETRA delivers 28Kbps data on channels built in the 1990s. 5G MCPTT delivers 1Gbps with full video, data, and voice — all encrypted end-to-end, all with floor arbitration under 150ms, and all without the capacity limits of analogue talkgroups.

MCPTT Push-to-Talk (TS 22.280)

3GPP Mission Critical Push-to-Talk with floor arbitration under 150ms. Talkgroup management for 17,000+ users. Pre-emptive floor control for incident commanders. Late entry, ambient listening, discreet listening — all compliant with TS 22.280 feature set.

TS 22.280 · QCI 65/66 · <150ms PTT · 17K+ Users · Talkgroup Mgmt

MCVideo — Body Camera Streaming

4K H.265 body-worn camera streaming to command center at 2-8Mbps per officer. On-demand and push video. Chain-of-custody compliance with officer ID, GPS, and timestamp metadata embedded in stream. CCTV integration pulls AI analytics into the same dashboard.

TS 22.281 · 4K H.265 · Chain-of-Custody · GPS Timestamped

Sovereign 5G Core for Government

All MCPTT, MCVideo, and MCData traffic processed on government-controlled infrastructure inside Yemen — no traffic traverses commercial carrier networks. Designed for national sovereign-data requirements for classified law enforcement communications.

Sovereign 5GC · No Public Network Transit · Sovereign Data by Design

Neutral Host DAS — Indoor Coverage

Officers in malls, metro stations, airport terminals, and underground carparks need guaranteed coverage. HCT deploys neutral host DAS that serves public safety devices with priority QCI above consumer traffic — radio never goes dark in high-risk environments.

Priority QCI · Multi-Venue DAS · -20dBm Coverage Floor · Leaky Coax

AI Surveillance Integration

CCTV analytics from 260+ cameras fed directly into HCT IoP command dashboard. ALPR for patrol vehicle feeds, crowd density alerts, loitering detection, and incident correlation — all alerting to nearest patrol unit with GPS coordinates via MCPTT data channel.

OpenVINO · ALPR · Crowd AI · CAD Integration · <100ms Alert

Rapid Deployable 5G for Incidents

Vehicle-mounted and portable 5G cell-on-wheels (COW) for mass casualty events, public gatherings, and disaster response where fixed infrastructure is unavailable or damaged. Full MCPTT capability from a vehicle in under 20 minutes deployment time.

Cell-on-Wheels · 20min Deploy · Battery + Generator · Full MCPTT

TETRA vs 5G MCPTT

The Technical Case for Migration

ParameterTETRA5G MCPTT (HCT)
Data Throughput28 Kbps1 Gbps (35,000x faster)
PTT Floor Arbitration>500ms typical<150ms guaranteed
Video CapabilityNone4K H.265 per officer
User Capacity per Site~100 simultaneous10,000+ simultaneous
IoT / Sensor IntegrationNot supported1M devices/km2 via mMTC
EncryptionTEA1/TEA2 (40-bit)256-bit AES end-to-end
AI IntegrationNoneCCTV AI, ALPR, IoP dashboard

Frequently Asked Questions

What is mission critical 5G for police and emergency services?

Mission critical 5G delivers MCPTT push-to-talk, MCVideo and MCData over a dedicated, sovereign cellular network built to 3GPP mission critical standards. It replaces or augments legacy TETRA with higher bandwidth for body camera streaming, live video and data, while preserving sub-second call setup.

Does HCT Group have a public safety reference?

Yes. HCT Group delivers mission critical communications referenced against a national police deployment covering 17,000 officers.

What is the difference between MCPTT and TETRA?

TETRA is a narrowband standard designed for voice and short data. MCPTT runs over LTE and 5G, keeping the sub-second push-to-talk experience while adding broadband capability such as live video, body camera streaming and high-volume data. HCT Group deploys both and supports migration between them.

Is the network sovereign and hosted in Yemen?

Yes. HCT Group deploys mission critical cores on-premises or in sovereign in-country infrastructure so that voice, video and evidentiary data remain under the operating authority's control and inside national borders.

How resilient is a mission critical network?

Mission critical deployments are engineered for redundancy at radio, transport and core layers, with fallback modes so that communications survive site, link or core failure. HCT Group designs the resilience model against the operating authority's defined SLA.

National Police · Group Reference

The Standard a National Police Force Relies On. Now Available for Yemeni Agencies.

HCT's public safety 5G network for a national police force serves 17,000 officers with 99.999% uptime and MCPTT floor arbitration under 150ms. This same capability is available for your agency — anywhere in Yemen.

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