Industries

Built for your sector. Not limited by it.

Every sector has rules: who may run what, on which band, sealed against what, and who is accountable when it fails. We take them as the brief, not the ceiling. The innovation is what we build inside them.

Corrections

The rules. No open internet, no route out of the launcher, nothing the facility did not approve. The network is yours, the data stays inside the fence, every action is logged, and the device has to survive a cell.

What we build

  • An 8-inch tablet in a transparent case, so nothing can be hidden inside it, on CBRS Band 48 private LTE, so the facility runs its own network
  • A ROM with no settings, no app store, no Wi-Fi to join, and a launcher that cannot be escaped
  • Approved applications only, tied to the account of the person the tablet is issued to
  • The Luminex MDM appliance inside the facility: kiosk lockdown, remote wipe, alerts, a full audit log
  • Charging carts and cabinets for 16 to 48 tablets per housing unit

Healthcare

The rules. Shared devices, many hands, one shift after another. Device data cannot leave the building. Every tablet has to be found, charged and clean by the next shift.

What we build

  • Nurse tablets that live in UV-sterilizing charging carts, docked and charged between rounds
  • Sign-in and sign-out per user, so a shared tablet is never anonymous
  • Luminex RTLS: every tablet on the floor plan, from the beacons, access points and carts it hears
  • Bedside and lobby tablets in kiosk mode; PoE wall panels where there is no outlet
  • The MDM appliance on the hospital network, so patient-adjacent data stays on site

Education

The rules. A tablet per student, a cart per classroom, and a network the district owns, because coverage at home is not a given. Locked profiles, an approved catalog, nothing a student can undo.

What we build

  • Tablets with EBS Band 41 or CBRS Band 48 radios that join the district's private LTE network, on campus and beyond it
  • A ROM with student profiles locked and an application catalog the district approves
  • Charging carts sized for tablets and Chromebooks, 16 to 48 bays
  • The MDM appliance on district premises, with reports a school office can read

Transportation

The rules. Vibration, heat and cold in the cab, a dock the driver never has to think about, a connection that holds across the route, and an application that runs for the whole shift.

What we build

  • Rugged tablets with LTE and dual SIM, docked and charging in the vehicle
  • A ROM that boots straight into your application and stays there
  • Location, alerts and reports in the console, fleet-wide
  • MiFi hotspots and dongles where the vehicle needs its own connection

Oil and Gas

The rules. Sites without a reliable public network, wide areas, moving assets, contractors coming and going. The device has to be sealed, rated for the cold, and never lose its link.

What we build

  • CBRS Band 48 private LTE tablets with dual-SIM failover to the public network
  • IP65-sealed x86 rugged hardware with TPM 2.0, rated from -20 °C, MIL-STD-810G; Android, Windows or Ubuntu on the same chassis
  • MiFi hotspots and LTE or 5G RedCap dongles for site connectivity
  • A coverage map in the console that shows what each radio actually reaches
  • The MDM appliance at the site or in your data center

Enterprise

The rules. One device, one image, one console. Carrier-certified hardware, your applications preloaded, no consumer clutter, and management you host.

What we build

  • The device chosen for the workflow: 5 to 15.6 inches, Wi-Fi or LTE, Verizon or T-Mobile certified
  • A signed ROM with your applications as system apps, updated silently on your schedule
  • The Luminex MDM appliance on your premises, with remote support from the engineers who built it
  • Windows, macOS and Linux endpoints where the fleet is not Android

Retail

The rules. A screen the public touches all day, a menu that changes by the hour, a payment that has to be right, and nothing a customer can reach behind. It has to look like the brand and run like an appliance.

What we build

  • Self-order and self-checkout kiosks: your application in kiosk mode, with settings and app access removed at the factory
  • Digital signage and menu boards, driven from the console: content distributed on a schedule, by store and by daypart
  • Point-of-sale and line-busting tablets with SIM lock, Wi-Fi or LTE
  • PoE display panels where there is no outlet, and the MDM appliance to see every screen in every store

Logistics and manufacturing

Rugged tablets for warehousing, field logistics and smart-manufacturing floors, in Wi-Fi-only or cellular configurations, with your scanning and inventory applications preloaded and charging carts at the dock.

Tell us the pain.

We will come back with the device, the software and the plan to run it.