Digital Radio Mondiale (DRM) is a digital broadcasting technology designed for AM and FM radio. It allows radio stations to transmit high-quality audio and data services over long distances, improving sound clarity and reducing interference. DRM can be used for both medium wave (MW) and shortwave (SW) frequencies, making it suitable for various broadcasting needs. One of the key benefits of DRM is its ability to provide additional features, such as text information and multimedia content, alongside audio programming. This technology is particularly valuable in regions with limited access to reliable radio services, enhancing the listening experience for audiences worldwide.