TECHNOLOGY / CONNECT · MONITOR · ENABLE
Infrastructure designed
as a system.
The first phase connects backhaul, practical antenna sites, batteries and local Wi-Fi 7 access. Security applications can follow later where needed.
PHASE 1 / CONNECTIVITY + POWER
Connectivity for islands and underserved places.
Our initial focus is practical antenna sites paired with batteries. For an island project being developed in Japan, the proposed architecture brings a mainland connection by submarine cable to an island, links neighboring islands where needed, and distributes local Wi-Fi 7 through appropriately placed access points. In Indonesia, the same communications and power approach can address locations with limited connectivity.
- 01Mainland backhaul and submarine cable
- 02Inter-island links selected for each site
- 03Antenna poles and batteries
- 04Local Wi-Fi 7 coverage
Cable availability, inter-island link method, coverage and outage runtime depend on surveys, permissions and engineering design. Drones and security are possible later-phase proposals, not part of this initial antenna project.
01 / CONNECT
Outdoor connectivity.
We examine existing fiber connections, outdoor base stations and wireless links to design coverage for the terrain, facilities and people at each location.
Backhaul, power, resilience and maintenance access are part of the same engineering discussion.
02 / AI OPERATIONS
Operations need intelligence.
BOSS (Business Operation Supervising System) is GRAISTAR's planned AI platform for supervising distributed Wi-Fi network sites. Later applications could include assessing nearby visible and infrared camera images, coordinating on-site warnings and optional shutter control, and notifying security partners. Functions and integrations are specified per project.
03 / ENABLE
Data with a purpose.
Video, audio, weather and equipment data may support detection and analysis for the needs of a particular site. Robotics and drone-supported workflows are evaluated with appropriate partners and operating conditions.
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CORE INFRASTRUCTURE
Communications and power at every site.
The initial offer pairs a practical communications pole with an outdoor battery cabinet. Repeated compact sites can extend a local wireless network. Visible and infrared cameras and speakers are optional future additions; a drone box is not required.
Multi-day operation during an outage is a design goal; actual runtime depends on battery capacity, connected equipment and site conditions.
BOSS / AI OPERATIONS
BOSS connects signals to response.
BOSS (Business Operation Supervising System) is a planned AI platform for supervising distributed Wi-Fi network sites. In a later phase, it could assess nearby visible and infrared camera images, coordinate optional shutter control and on-site audio warnings, and notify security partners.
Features and integrations are defined for each project.
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