In-building wireless is important for ensuring reliable network service and streamlining productivity. Unfortunately, dead zones still exist in certain corners of the building. Coupled with RF interference from outside sources, wireless and network performance can...
The emissions that come from office equipment like computers, phones, smart devices, and data recorders are considered non-ionizing radiation. Every office will emit this non-ionizing radiation – and that’s part of the problem with it. If emissions reach...
Distributed antenna systems or DAS are networks of antennas installed in strategic locations inside a venue – often a massive building, like a sports arena or high-rise corporate building – designed to improve voice and data connectivity for users inside the...
In-building wireless (IBW) technology is a valuable addition to any corporate, commercial, or mixed-use building with poor cellphone reception, dead spots, or places that are prone to interference due to outside signals. It uses Distributed Antenna Systems (DAS) to...
The Situation Living in an increasingly connected and wireless world, everyone expects to have 100% access to the internet and other communications via their mobile devices. The moment one needs to make a call, make a purchase, or get directions, and the coverage is...
If your lucky enough to attend a football game at Notre Dame’s Stadium, there’s a good chance you may have noticed something aside from Touchdown Jesus, the action on the field and the Fighting Irish Marching Band. Yes, you may have noticed how good the cell...
