Connectivity is the backbone of any IoT solution. We design and implement robust communications infrastructures for industrial plants, agricultural fields, buildings and cities.
Industrial routers with dual SIM, automatic failover, IPSec/OpenVPN VPN and centralized management. Certified for extended temperature (−40°C to +70°C). Models with Wi-Fi, Ethernet and RS232/RS485 serial ports.
8 and 16-channel LoRaWAN gateways for long-range private IoT networks. Up to 15 km in open field. Compatible with The Things Network stack and proprietary network server. Hundreds of nodes supported per gateway.
Unmanaged and managed Ethernet switches with PoE ports to power cameras and APs. DIN rail mounting, extended temperature and redundancy via Rapid Spanning Tree Protocol (RSTP).
Wi-Fi 6 access points with mesh technology for continuous coverage in plants, warehouses, parking and buildings. Seamless roaming, centralized management and VLAN segmentation for IoT, video and data.
Omnidirectional and directional antennas for open field and urban environments. Point-to-point and point-to-multipoint radio links for areas without cellular coverage. Frequencies 900 MHz, 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz.
IPSec and OpenVPN tunnels for secure remote access to devices. VLAN network segmentation, industrial firewall and network anomaly detection. IEC 62443 standard compliance for industrial networks.
We design the communications network with redundancy (cellular + LoRaWAN + mesh as needed) so that one connectivity provider going down doesn't blind the whole operation — a critical point in rural areas or areas with weak cellular coverage, typical of agriculture and inland industry.
Yes, for those cases we combine technologies like LoRaWAN or mesh networks that don't depend on a carrier's cellular coverage.
Yes, routers and gateways report their status to CloudConnect, with automatic alerts if a node goes offline.
Not necessarily; in many cases it's added as backup or to cover points the current network doesn't reach.