Headquartered in the US with a global presence, Kirin Global LLC designs intelligent devices, the firmware and AI software inside them, and the cloud platforms that connect them. Public-network (PoC) two-way radios and the NexComm dispatch platform are one line of that work — the full catalogue, the specifications and the quotation desk are on the B2B site.
Connecting hardware excellence with intelligent software across continents.
Kirin Global LLC in Albuquerque, New Mexico, runs sales and engineering; 元亨科技(南安)有限公司 in Nan'an, Fujian, is the group's operating entity in China.
Advanced manufacturing and logistics networks spanning Asia, North America, and beyond.
Precision-driven management ensuring enterprise-grade stability for every client.
Most hardware companies add software afterwards, and most software companies do not own the firmware inside the device. Kirin does both in one place. The same engineering groups that design a terminal also write its firmware, the cloud services that back it and the AI that runs on it — together with the integrations that connect a customer's systems to the whole thing.
Handheld, vehicle and body-worn devices, designed in-house from the enclosure and antenna down to the mounting.
The firmware on every terminal is written by the team that designed it — radio, sensors, power management and the OTA path that updates it in the field.
The platform behind the devices: run it in our cloud, in the customer's private cloud or on-premise, with the same clients either way. The AI — speech translation, recognition — runs on the same side.
REST APIs and webhooks so the platform sits inside a customer's ERP, telematics or incident system — and OEM programmes that put your brand on the boot screen and the packaging, built by the same engineers.
Public-network (PoC) two-way radios and the NexComm dispatch platform are the line we ship today, and they are the clearest place to watch this whole stack work. The full catalogue, per-model specifications and the quotation form are on our B2B site.
Open the B2B cataloguePublic-network radio terminals and the dispatch platform that connects them, built for fleet, site and public-safety operations.
LTE handheld terminals that carry push-to-talk over a cellular network, in standard, locator and flagship grades.
Roof-mount vehicle terminals with an external loudspeaker, rooftop antenna and ignition sensing for truck and van fleets.
Body-worn cameras with a built-in PoC radio: 1080P recording, IR night vision and one-key push-to-talk, with encrypted cloud evidence.
The browser-based dispatch console behind the radios: live GIS mapping, five-level PTT priority, geofencing, track playback, an alarm centre and OTA fleet management.
What the dispatch platform adds on top of the radio link.
Dispatchers can call in and force-hang-up across five priority levels, from super administrator to listener.
Circle and polygon geofences with enter/exit alerts, SOS and automatic fall detection.
Real-time position reports with track history and Douglas-Peucker downsampling for long routes.
Push a firmware release to a device group and track the progress from the same console.
How public-network radio is deployed across logistics, sites, security and public safety.
Instant dispatch between depot and drivers over cellular coverage, with vehicle terminals and fleet tracking.
Rugged handheld terminals for site crews, with GPS position reporting and NFC patrol check-in.
Always-on patrol communication with fall detection, SOS alarms and geofence exit alerts.
Integrated public-network communications for police, fire and civil-protection teams.