Smart Supply Chain & Logistics Infrastructure
Automation, robotics and tracking all depend on a warehouse network that holds up under metal, movement and cold. We build that layer, then the visibility platform above it.
Where these programmes usually go wrong.
Wireless coverage that fails where it matters
Racking, refrigeration and moving metal create coverage holes that surveys done in an empty building never predict. Handhelds drop mid-pick and throughput suffers.
Automation vendors each demanding their own network
Every robotics, AS/RS and conveyor supplier arrives with its own VLAN, controller and support model. The result is five parallel networks in one building and no single owner.
Visibility that stops at the dock door
In-facility systems are instrumented while in-transit and yard movements rely on phone calls. Exceptions surface hours after they could have been mitigated.
Scope, in plain terms.
Every item below is delivered by our in-house engineering team — design through deployment and into managed operations.
- Predictive and on-site RF surveys under live racking and inventory conditions
- High-density warehouse Wi-Fi 6E, private 5G and CBRS network design and deployment
- Automation and robotics network integration with segmented, QoS-managed traffic
- RFID, BLE and UWB asset tracking deployment for inventory and yard management
- Cold-chain sensor networks with alerting and compliance logging
- Multi-site WAN and SD-WAN connecting DCs, cross-docks and 3PL partners
- Supply-chain visibility platform integration across WMS, TMS and ERP
- Managed monitoring and on-site support aligned to shift patterns
Surveys run under live load, not in an empty shell
We validate coverage with racking full and equipment running, because a warehouse RF design signed off in an empty building is the single most common cause of post-go-live throughput loss.
Ready to scope smart supply chain?
Run the ten-minute infrastructure assessment for a tailored gap analysis, or speak directly with the engineers who would deliver the work.
Frequently asked questions.
Can you deploy without stopping operations?
Yes. Distribution-centre work is scheduled around shift patterns and peak windows, typically with night and weekend installation and section-by-section cutover so no zone loses coverage during a pick shift.
Wi-Fi 6E or private 5G for a warehouse?
Wi-Fi 6E handles most in-building density at lower cost. Private 5G wins for large outdoor yards, ports, and deterministic-latency AGV traffic. Many sites end up with both, which is why we design them as one integrated estate.
Do you integrate with our WMS?
We integrate the infrastructure and data layer with major WMS, TMS and ERP platforms, and we work directly with your automation vendors so their equipment lands on a network we can support end to end.
How do you support multi-site rollouts?
One reference design, validated at a pilot site, then replicated with per-site RF adjustment. Rollout waves typically run 4-8 facilities in parallel with a central delivery tracker.
City-scale platforms, civic networks, and connected urban services.
ExploreEnterprise campuses, hybrid cloud, and intelligent workplace platforms.
ExploreConnected distribution hubs, IoT tracking, and supply visibility.
ExploreOT/IT convergence, edge compute, and resilient production networks.
Explore