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Value proposition · Manufacturing sector
Industrial network that moves with cranes, AGVs, and production lines
Why EMAR for this combination
Manufacturing use cases
Rajant Corporation products for Manufacturing
Credit card-sized dual-radio OEM module for embedded and low-power applications where space, weight, and power constraints are critical.
Rajant's ruggedized edge computing platform combining distributed compute, data management, and wireless connectivity (Wi-Fi 5, LTE/5G/LoRa) in an IP67 enclosure for autonomous edge operations.
Ultra-light dual-band (2.4/5 GHz) mesh node engineered for edge devices, body-worn setups, and equipment-mounted applications where compact form and reliability are critical.
Wi-Fi 6 (802.11ax) quad-radio flagship node delivering up to 3.5 Gbps with 1024-QAM, designed for LiDAR, video processing, robotics, and ML applications at the edge.
Ultra-compact IP67 mesh node with dual-radio (2.4/4.9/5 GHz), 300 Mbps throughput, 1312g weight, for OEM integration, UAVs, and space/power-constrained environments.
Commercial-grade mesh node in an IP67 enclosure for IIoT and light-duty vehicles: dual 2.4 and 4.9/5 GHz transceivers with 2×2 MIMO, 455 grams, and power draw from 2.8W.
Rajant's smallest and lightest BreadCrumb: from 47 grams, engineered for extreme SWaP-constrained platforms such as small UAVs, drone swarms, and lightweight autonomous systems.
Sparrow variant hardened against extreme vibration, intended for integration into mobile assets, heavy machinery, and embedded systems where continuous vibration would degrade a standard node.
Hybrid mesh + 5G node: two Wi-Fi 6 radios (2.4 and 5 GHz) plus an integrated 5G cellular modem with global band support, dynamically selecting the best path — mesh or cellular — for every packet.
Ultra-high-throughput mesh gateway: all the functionality of a BreadCrumb without radios, with two 2.5 GbE and four 10 GbE ports to eliminate bottlenecks at the wired-LAN-to-Kinetic-Mesh boundary.
High-speed wired interface into the Kinetic Mesh: connects fixed infrastructure to the mesh handling several hundred megabits per second, ideal as a data injection point into the network.
The networking protocol that defines Kinetic Mesh: reroutes traffic in real time by dynamically choosing the fastest, most reliable path among all available links, with no controller node and no motion-induced interruptions.
Management and monitoring suite for BreadCrumb networks: real-time topology visualization, per-node status and metrics, centralized configuration, firmware updates, and security administration across the entire mesh.
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