How We Do It

1. High-Speed Internet Access: Utilizing satellite communication (satcom) technology to
deliver high-speed internet to remote and underserved areas.

2. Mesh Network Deployment: Implementing a mesh network architecture to ensure
seamless and robust WiFi coverage across large areas.

1. Satellite Communication (Satcom): Leveraging geostationary or low Earth orbit (LEO)
satellites to provide a reliable internet backbone.

2. Mesh Network: Deploying multiple WiFi access points (APs) that communicate with
each other to create a cohesive and resilient network.

3. Network Management: Utilizing advanced network management tools for monitoring,
optimization, and troubleshooting.

1. Central Hub: A central hub equipped with satellite dishes and ground stations to receive and transmit data to and from the satellite.

2. Access Points (APs): Strategically placed WiFi access points to create a mesh
network, ensuring comprehensive coverage and eliminating dead zones.

3. Backhaul Connectivity: Dedicated backhaul channels for communication between
access points, ensuring minimal latency and high throughput.

1. Broad Coverage: Providing internet access to remote and underserved regions where
traditional broadband infrastructure is not feasible.

2. Scalability: Easily scalable network infrastructure to accommodate growing demand
and expanding coverage areas.

3. Reliability: High reliability and uptime due to the redundancy and self-healing nature of
mesh networks.

4. Cost-Effective: Reduced infrastructure costs compared to laying fiber optic cables in
remote areas.