

The certification is not only an indication of the usefulness of the smartphone outside or under the elements, it also indicates that it can be used in places where flammable chemicals are used and explosions are possible. In addition to people working on construction sites, smartphones are suitable for use by individuals working in remote oil drilling platforms, chemical processing factories, dusty mines or any other hazardous area. Workers can communicate using push-to-talk and video on their XR20 devices with apps like Nokia TeamComms or Group Communications. On its part, Nokia’s industrial 5G field routers solve connectivity issues associated with access to older industrial equipment and personal wireless networks. It can be deployed in complex environments such as mines, ports and factories. No information has been revealed about the price and availability of the Nokia XR20 5G Industrial Edition yet. However, the device is likely to be sold in select markets only.