Tag: Knowledge
There are whispers of a powerful force in the wireless industry. Warehouse machinery, electronic devices, factory equipment – all seemingly lifeless – are talking to each other. They’re organized. They’re connected. They’re powerful. They are…THE ...
We’re bringing the good fibes! The demand for ultra high-speed wireless access in the home has never been greater. Major operators are rushing to deploy fiber to apartment buildings, townhouses, and residential areas around the ...
A Twitter post popped up in my news feed last week showing a graph of the attenuation values for different types of glass – mainly the distinction between a regular glass window and a low ...
Forever on a quest to improve the accuracy of network predictions in our software, we recently released a new feature called “Body Loss Modeling.” With Body Loss Modeling, you can now account for the attenuation ...
Designing a high performing wireless network is not easy. Especially, when the end goal is a network that provides high-performance coverage & capacity, and won’t need much troubleshooting and maintenance. This is even harder when ...
Have you ever wondered what could be the impact of selecting a wrong wall material in a wireless design project? How about setting the floor plan scale a tad incorrectly or modeling a flat surface ...
Warning: this is pretty geeky. I don’t claim to be a Wi-Fi expert, but I have to say that after hanging out in the Wi-Fi world for the last year and half, I’ve definitely picked ...