ReaCom — Real-time Wireless Communication. B-EAR's flagship brand from here on.

Up to 10 people talking at the same time. 95 g, 12.5 mm thin. 1.9 GHz DECT keeps the link stable even where the 2.4 GHz band is crowded.
No radio licence or operator qualification is required in Japan.
BRIDGECOM — the standard choice on site. No radio licence or operator qualification is required in Japan for any model.
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Under a crane's slewing radius. A structure spread across floors. For sites where getting through decides safety, not just scheduling.
Amid heavy machinery and plant, shouting does not carry. Work settles into a rhythm of asking people to repeat themselves.
With the structure in between, the signal stops. Every signal across floors means somebody walking.
On a radio where only one person speaks at a time, whoever spots a danger cannot say so at once.
You cannot press a button while carrying materials.
Everyone talks and listens at the same time.
BRIDGECOM X10 units talk to each other directly, with no base station or repeater: up to 10 people at once, plus unlimited listeners.
Noise cancelling keeps the other person clear in noise of around 100 decibels. Fully waterproof to IPX7 — 1 m of water for up to 30 minutes. About 12 hours of continuous talk gets you through the day without a mid-shift charge.
No registration, licence or qualification procedure is needed in Japan. These are 2.4 GHz, 10 mW devices with construction design certification, so you can use them the day they arrive.
How many units, which earphone microphones, how large the area. It is fine if none of it is settled yet.