Prime Minister of the Republic of Croatia Andrej Plenković put the upgraded system for early fire detection into operation
Upgraded OIV Fire Detect AI service with additional 32 surveillance cameras.
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Upgraded OIV Fire Detect AI service with additional 32 surveillance cameras.
According to an earlier projection, the percentage of DAB+ receivers in vehicles in the Republic of Croatia by 2032 will be 77 %.
With this project, DHMZ will improve meteorological measurement systems at more than 350 stations across the country.
In almost a century of rich tradition, OIV has become an indispensable companion in the lives of the citizens of our country.
OIV started activities on this project last year in collaboration with Bina Istra d.d.
The signing of the contract marks the end of the company's years-long effort to enable tourism activities in its most attractive facility.
KOER is a technological company which developed the infrastructure of the first Croatian virtual power plant.
Building the network is a continuous process and a prerequisite for the stability and reliability of all OIV's services, as well as the services we provide to users.
All the work was carried out on the roof of the “Koteks” building in the very center of the city and at the same time, the services provided by the equipment had to run uninterrupted.
With this upgrade, the existing standard of PMR services in the whole of Dalmatia was raised, both for HEP-ODS and for all other users of the Cronect radio network.
96.3 % of the Croatian population is now within reach of the DAB+ signal, while the coverage of highways is 93 %.
The award in the category of public companies for achievements in socially responsible business and sustainability of business practices was received by the President of the Management Board and CEO of OIV, Mate Botica.
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A view of Kvarner from the Učka transmitter
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