The Squawk Quarterly, November 2025

Size Matters: The Upcoming LNQ3925 Module

You asked for a more compact module — we listened. The new LNQ3925 delivers more power andperformance in a smaller, more affordable package.

With a reduced footprint of just 22.6 × 17.1 mm (compared to 31.9 × 25.9 mm for the LNQ3195), the LNQ3925 is designed to fit seamlessly into a wide range of form factors — from headset earcups and dongles to handhelds, beltpacks, and other audio accessories.

Engineering samples will be available before the end of the year, with commercial availability expected in early 2026.

Introducing RavenView: Simplified Network, Device, and Data Management

Say hello to RavenView, Lynq’s powerful network, device, and data management platform. Built for OEMs, distributors, and end users, RavenView puts full provisioning, configuration, and management at your fingertips — all from a single, intuitive dashboard.

On-prem, private cloud, or public cloud — RavenView adapts to your infrastructure while delivering unmatched operational efficiency and real-time data access for every agent or manager in the mission.

Take control. Stay connected. RavenView keeps your operations running at peak performance.

New Feature Alert: ION – Instant-On-Network

Lynq is introducing ION (Instant-On-Network) — a new Raven feature that gives OEMs unprecedented control over how Lynq-enabled networks are created and managed.

With ION, devices can automatically form a secure network right out of the box, ensuring instant team connectivity without any manual setup. Alternatively, networks can be pre-provisioned by OEMs, distributors or mission commanders themselves, enabling custom configurations to support unique operational or security requirements.

ION also supports network key–based provisioning, enabling distributors or end users to rapidly create multiple independent networks on demand. This flexibility adds a vital layer of security in the field — ensuring communications stay protected even if an adversary with similar equipment gets too close.

Innovation in Industrial Equipment: Smarter, Safer, Connected

The industrial and professional equipment space is undergoing a transformation. Tools and devices that were once purely mechanical or electronic are now becoming intelligent, connected, and communication-enabled. From power tools that relay performance data to smart sensors embedded in personal protective equipment, connectivity is reshaping the way teams work in high-stakes environments. Manufacturers are integrating wireless modules, IoT platforms, and software intelligence into equipment, unlocking new levels of efficiency, predictive maintenance, and real-time monitoring.

One of the most exciting areas of innovation is hearing protection devices. Traditionally focused on noise reduction, today’s hearing protection is evolving into active communication hubs. Modern electronic earmuffs and smart earplugs not only protect workers’ hearing but also integrate communications, situational awareness, and environmental monitoring. These devices allow team members to stay connected, receive alerts, and maintain awareness of nearby hazards without compromising safety — a game-changer for industrial, construction, and defense applications.

This convergence of connectivity and safety is more than  a convenience; it’s a strategic advantage. Companies adopting smart, connected tools and protective devices are seeing improvements in workflow efficiency, operational safety, and data-driven decision-making. As the pace of innovation accelerates, the industrial workplace is becoming safer, smarter, and more connected than ever before — and the next generation of equipment is leading the way.