The new STI Engineering website has been launched at www.stiengineering.com.au

RF Innovations has as of January 2012 changed its trading name to STI-Engineering, marking a closer cooperation with the STI-Global group of companies. A new website will soon be available at www.stiengineering.com.au

RF Innovations has successfully developed a Remote Ethernet Bridge Module (RFI-REBM), for use with our licensed and license-free data radio modems.

RF Innovations has been acquired by STI-Global, a multinational infrastructure security and risk management company.

The RFI-Allegro is the latest addition to the RF Innovations product range. The unit offers the useability and functionality of the RFI-Crescendo series, while maintaining compatibility with old RFI-595F networks.

The RF Innovations UHF Crescendo data radios have been selected by Minecom as an integral part of a $2.5 million underground communications contract with one of the largest copper mines in the world.

RF Innovations is proud to announce the commercial release of the RFI-450 UHF Half Duplex product in the RFI-Crescendo series.

The Piccolo RFI-433 low cost 433MHz radio modem is the newest addition to RF Innovations license free product range. The unit is designed especially for low power consumption and high network flexibility.

RF Innovations has won a $1 Million contract to supply paging transmitters for the Victorian Government's Emergency Alerting System (EAS).

RF Innovations is proud to announce the commercial release of the ACA Type Approved (AS-4296) Licenced VHF Half Duplex product in the RFI-Crescendo series.

RF Innovations is pleased to present the RFI-150D for commercial release. The 5 Watt radio and integrated modem the unit is capable of 19.2kbit/s full duplex transmission over the air and is available for use in underground applications.

The RFI-9256 has been a very successful radio in Australia and New Zealand with users including power and water utilities, mining, agriculture and surveying. With the recent FCC approval, the radio is now available for use in more places around the globe.