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Asia Airfreight Terminal (AAT), a leading cargo handling company based out of Hong Kong International Airport, was facing challenges with its Wi-Fi network, which was critical for the functioning of its automated Material Handling System (MHS) within the warehouse. Any interference or lost signals could directly impact their operational efficiency. AAT also had separate networks for their office and CCTV cameras, which made the job of their data center challenging. The company was in search of a Wi-Fi network configuration that could streamline their networks and reduce its network management workload. AAT was already running on equipment from a competing vendor, and the new solution needed to prove its worth in scalability and reliability.

Ausgrid, Australia’s largest public utility, embarked on an ambitious $800 million upgrade project, codenamed CityGrid, aimed at supplying sufficient power to Sydney’s central business district through 2024 and injecting extra backup capabilities into the power grid for optimal future reliability. The project involved constructing up to four new interconnected substations, replacing and upgrading key high-voltage cables, and adding a new 8-kilometer City East tunnel. During the construction process, teams were working up to 55 meters below the surface, and maintaining open communication between the maintenance staff and teams working deeper within the tunnel was a challenge. Ausgrid used a simplex radio channel via the New South Wales Government Radio Network (NSWGRN) for this purpose, but this method had major drawbacks and limitations. It drew maintenance staff away from their daily monitoring and repair duties, forcing them to rely on land lines, escorts, and face-to-face meetings to connect with tunnel construction teams.

The world of foreign exchange (forex) trading is a high-stakes, high-speed environment where milliseconds can equate to millions of dollars. Equinix, a provider of multi-tenant data center space and interconnection services for some of the world's largest forex service providers, was approached by a client in late 2015 with a complex challenge. The client required fast, secure connections for forex trading, latency equalization for a level playing field, and the installation of an underground Outside Plant (OSP) without the ability to test before deployment. The project was further complicated by a tight deadline and zero margin for error, necessitating a flawless partnership and high degree of technical expertise.

Adesto, previously Echelon, is a leading global provider of advanced semiconductors and embedded systems for IoT. Our innovative technologies are used by more than 5,000 customers worldwide who are creating the latest connected solutions across industrial, transportation, consumer, medical and communications markets.

Webdyn is the brand of Flexitron Group dedicated to design and manufacture industrial IoT solutions, routers, modems and gateways for wireless communication GSM (LTE / 4G / 3G / 2G), wired (RS232, RS485, Ethernet or CAN) and short-range wireless (Bluetooth) , Wi-Fi or LoRa).With more than 30 years of experience, Flexitron Group provides the best technological devices and services through its subsidiaries, developing connected solutions adapted to international markets and customers.We designed our product portfolio to help our partners access opportunities within the rapidly growing IoT and Industrial IoT environment. We propose IoT modems, gateways and routers for all your IoT applications. From automation, metering or photovoltaic, to public transport connectivity – hundreds of thousands of our networking devices are currently at the heart of our partners’ IoT solutions.

We help Network and Telecom equipment vendors and Broadband Service Providers to de-risk new product development and service deployment, in order to get to market faster by leveraging our Embedded Software expertise and networking IP.We specialize in Wi-Fi, Access and IoT platform enablement. With almost 200 engineers, half of them Wi-Fi experts, and one third DOCSIS experts, we are widely regarded as the go-to guys for help with Wi-Fi and Access platform integration, by leading enterprise and consumer equipment vendors. Based in Silicon Valley with a loyal customer base spanning startups to F500 companies, we have earned a reputation for on-time, on-budget delivery.

Inseego is a global provider of software-as-a-service and solutions for the Internet of Things. It sells its telematics solutions under the Ctrack brand, including its fleet management, asset tracking, and monitoring, stolen vehicle recovery, and usage-based insurance platforms. Inseego also sells business connectivity solutions and device management services through Novatel Wireless, Inc. and Feeney Wireless ("FW").

Cambium Networks, LTD. provides fixed wireless broadband and microwave solutions. It offers point-to-point radio solutions that deliver the speeds to support various bandwidth-intensive solutions, including high-speed residential and business access, streaming video, and VoIP; and point-to-multipoint solutions that enable users to deliver high-speed Internet access, video surveillance, streaming video, voice-over-IP (VoIP), and other in-demand applications to their end users. The company also provides rapid deployment broadband 45350, a rapidly-deployable wireless broadband platform for surveillance and sensor network, wireline network replacement, satellite LAN extension, and temporary encampment broadband applications. In addition, it provides Wireless Manager, a network management software tool, which offers map-based visualization capabilities using embedded Google maps, combined with advanced configuration, provisioning, alerting, and reporting features to enable users to control their outdoor wireless networks, including mesh wide area networks, point-to-multipoint and point-to-point solutions, and other SNMP enabled devices; and an analog telephone adaptor that connects analog telephones to a digital VoIP telephone system. Further, the company offers support services.Year founded: 2011