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For organizations where communications are central to operations—public safety departments, military bases, emergency response centers, and critical infrastructure providers—recording every call accurately and securely isn’t optional. It’s foundational. And for more than 50 years, JEI voice logging recorders have been one of the trusted tools in that foundation.

Now, with Radeus Lab's acquisition of JEI, those legacy systems are getting a new lease on life—one that blends the reliability of the past with the innovation and customization capabilities of a forward-looking technology partner.

But this isn’t just about corporate consolidation. It’s about continuity, modernization, and meeting the increasingly complex demands placed on communication infrastructure today.

If you’re in the business of building what’s next in autonomy, XPONENTIAL 2025 is not just another event—it’s your strategic command center. From May 19–22, the George R. Brown Convention Center in Houston becomes the meeting point for engineers, business leaders, program directors, and technical decision-makers advancing uncrewed systems and AI-powered platforms across air, land, sea, and space.

XPONENTIAL isn’t about watching from the sidelines—it’s about getting in the room where product breakthroughs, regulatory shifts, and mission-critical partnerships take shape.

There’s been a lot of talk lately about bringing manufacturing back to the U.S.—and we couldn’t be more supportive of that movement. At Radeus Labs, we believe in strengthening domestic manufacturing. We've long prioritized sourcing from Trade Agreements Act (TAA)-compliant countries and maintaining rigorous quality and compliance standards. As a cleared facility and ISO 9001 certified manufacturer of SATCOM and computing systems, we don't take shortcuts.

But here's the truth: while the goal is clear, the current landscape makes fully American-made products difficult to achieve for many industries—including ours.