Motorola Solutions, Inc.

Michael J Page

Scott H Richards

Lee Sun Ooi

Ryan M Nilsen

Jody H Akens

William Robertson

Kuang Eng Lim

Ying Hooi Tan

Sih Hau Tan

Bing Qin Lim

Lanting L Garra

Wai Mun Lee

Guo Dong Gan

Wooi Ping Teoh

Nicola Girotti

Charles B Harmke

Rit Fui Yong

Jari P Jarvinen

Steven John Kerr

Geng Xiang Lee

Mohd Wardi Iswali Aihsan

Chor Cheow Ng

Boon Aik Eeo

Lee Huang Ng

Oleg G Harizanov

Teck Yem Lee

LanTing Garra

Mobile radio control head

A grille configured for shielding a microphone cavity. The grille includes a first side. The first side includes a first plurality of parallel slats defining a first plurality of channels extending along a first direction. The grille includes a second side opposite the first side. The second side includes a second plurality of parallel slats defining a second plurality of channels extending along a second direction at a first angle relative to the first direction. The first plurality of parallel slats and the second plurality of parallel slats define a lattice having a plurality of openings extending through the grille. The openings are configured to diffuse air moving across the lattice. The channels and slats are configured to induce capillary action on water coming in contact with the lattice to drain water from the openings and the microphone cavity.

Systems for reducing wind-induced noise and water infiltration in communication devices

Speaker microphone

Wearable communication device

Portable radio

A multi-position rotary control provides authentication for a battery operated portable communication device. The rotary control provides a rotary switch pin code which is combined with voice authentication as part of an authentication process. Upon completion of authentication, the rotary control reverts back to a default radio control.

Multi position rotary switch operating as a security pin

A portable, wearable radio includes a modular harness having the flexibility to be reconfigured into a plurality of different profiles, the modular harness having an interior and a plurality of radio components removably disposed within the interior of the modular harness. The plurality of radio components includes a first radio component, a second radio component electrically coupled to the first radio component via a first flexible electrical connector, and a third radio component electrically coupled to the first radio component via at least one of a group selected from the first flexible electrical connector and a second flexible electrical connector.

Portable, wearable radio

Communication device

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Miami, FL, United States of America

Michael J Page