Use-case guides
Start with what your network has to do.
Each guide describes the devices, traffic, and site conditions that shape a private cellular design—and the questions to settle before you compare equipment or talk to vendors.
Multi-industry
Video surveillance and security
Connect fixed and relocatable cameras beyond practical cable runs, and plan around sustained uplink video.
- Traffic
- Uplink
- Devices
- Fixed
- Site
- In + out
Manufacturing and logistics
Yard and vehicle automation
Keep yard trucks, tractors, and autonomous vehicles connected as they move across large outdoor sites.
- Traffic
- Two-way
- Devices
- Moving
- Site
- Outdoor
Logistics and distribution
Warehouses and fulfillment centers
Connect scanners, mobile robots, and vehicle terminals across tall racking, docks, and yards.
- Traffic
- Two-way
- Devices
- Moving
- Site
- Indoor
Manufacturing
Manufacturing and industrial IoT
Connect machines, sensors, and mobile equipment on the plant floor, and decide how that traffic reaches control systems.
- Traffic
- Two-way
- Devices
- Movable
- Site
- Indoor
Maritime and intermodal
Ports and terminals
Cover wide quays and changing container stacks for cranes, carriers, gates, and crews.
- Traffic
- Two-way
- Devices
- Moving
- Site
- Outdoor
Enterprise, education, and healthcare
Campus and in-building coverage
Extend a managed network across buildings, parking areas, and the outdoor spaces between them.
- Traffic
- Two-way
- Devices
- Movable
- Site
- In + out
Utilities, energy, and mining
Remote and utility sites
Connect substations, well pads, pits, and pipelines where cabling and public coverage fall short.
- Traffic
- Uplink
- Devices
- Fixed
- Site
- Outdoor
Events, construction, and emergency response
Temporary and event networks
Stand up a network quickly for events, construction phases, or incident response—then take it down again.
- Traffic
- Two-way
- Devices
- Movable
- Site
- Outdoor
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