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A mesh networking pilot is a scoped engagement of 6 to 10 weeks: the platform running against your fleet, environment, and success criteria. Tell us what you are building and we will come back within two business days.

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What a pilot covers

SDK integration on your devices, a defined offline scenario such as mesh messaging without internet or field identity verification, agreed success metrics, and a telemetry review at the end. No open-ended commitments.

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Name the fleet or workflow, the conditions, and the failure case you want to prove.

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6 to 10 weeksfrom scoped integration to measured field exercise
2 business daysfor a first response to a complete pilot brief
Defined up frontenvironment, failure case, devices, and success criteria

Bring the failure case. Leave with evidence.

A useful pilot is not a generic demo. It proves a specific workflow on the devices and in the conditions your team actually has to support.

Define where connectivity fails

Choose the fleet, site, or field workflow; name the unavailable infrastructure; and agree on success metrics before integration begins.

Put the SDK on real devices

Use the shipped transport, identity, and coordination primitives your scenario needs. Your application and hardware remain the test surface.

Cut the assumed connection

Run the defined offline condition, capture opt-in telemetry, and review delivery, failover, hop count, and application behavior together.

Specific systems in specific hard places

Autonomous fleetsCoordination through lost links or GPS denial→ Yards and corridorsGate, dispatch, and telemetry through dead zones→ Industrial sitesCrew and sensor workflows beyond fixed infrastructure→ Response teamsMessaging, verification, and field records through outages→