RTX Telecom A/S is an internationally oriented group and aims to be the preferred wireless engineering partner for the development and production of advanced wireless products. It was established in 1993, and headquarter was found in Denmark. In 2000, it was successfully quoted on the Copenhagen Stock Exchange. More than 500 successful wireless product development or OEM/ODM projects. 130 engineering experts with an average experience of 9 years in the telecom industry. Profound technical knowledge and expertise which covers the entire range of wireless technologies.

RTX Telecom was chosen by Microsoft as a development partner for the Wireless Game Pad for Xbox 360 in 2004. More RTX's customers have agreed for the Company to use their names in a reference list. These are: Skype, Microsoft, Atlas Telecom, SiTel Semiconductor, Agilent Technologies, Bang & Olufsen, vtech, GN Netcom, Ascom, Motorola, Uniden, Philips, Jacob Jensen, Kirk, NEC, Dong Energy, Marcatel and Just-Eat.

CAT-iq builds upon the mature and proven DECT technology and it adds a number of new features; one of these features is wideband audio (or HD-voice), and hence, CAT-iq delivers superior voice quality. Voice is the killer application for both DECT and CAT-iq, but CAT-iq has the potential to cover other areas as well. The full power of wideband audio will, however, not be unleashed before CAT-iq is combined with VoIP technology – i.e. an important difference to DECT is that the con-nection to IP applications is essential for CAT-iq and with this a wide spectrum of new opportuni-ties are emerging. The main strength of CAT-iq is the combination of superior voice support and low- to mid-rate data capabilities. New application areas like ad-vanced remote controls and voice interfaces in Gateways are two very central areas for CAT-iq and its engagement within these areas is increasing.