Technology
Climate Change is Here. Is Local Government Ready?
Hurricane Dorian Seen From Aboard the Space Station. Source: Nasa Climate Change will likely bring record breaking heat waves, severe rain storms, powerful hurricanes, typhoons, tornadoes and cataclysmic firestorms – all of them leaving damaged infrastructure in their wake. Extreme weather events are recurring with greater frequency and veracity each year. In 2018 alone, Southeast…
Read More‘Smart City’ under construction in Osceola County
The Smart future is under construction in Osceola County, FL. InfraSite’s unique underground infrastructure helps Smart Cities bring carriers and citizens together to build a better quality of life, increase economic competitiveness, and improve sustainability. Learn more about InfraSite’s smart city application.
Read MoreCooperation is Key at Connect(X) 2019
Our team at InfraSite recently attended Connect(X), a ground-breaking event drawing an amazing group of educators, investors, start-ups, Fortune 500’s, public entities and more — all engaged and invested in innovative network technology, underlying infrastructure, and the partner ecosystem driving the future of communications. The possibilities of connectivity and technology were truly impressive, and we…
Read MoreSolving the Network Capacity Challenge
Wonder why your call drops or you don’t have reception in areas where you might assume you would be covered? InfraSite outlines the challenges of providing coverage to a growing population in increasingly dense areas, how wireless services keep up with network capacity, and proposed innovations for the future.
Read MoreInfraSite 3D Video
Watch as InfraSite’s patented wireless infrastructure solution moves seamlessly from above to below ground, illustrating the convenience, security and possibilities of this innovative medium cell hybrid technology.
Read MoreInfraSite, Out of Sight: Nearly Invisible Cell Towers
Imagine invisible cell towers. It’s possible with InfraSite. We move wireless equipment underground and out of sight. Watch this video and see for yourself the difference between traditional wireless infrastructure and our next generation solution to NIMBY, right-of-way issues, vandalism, equipment damage and more. Going underground opens up possibilities.
Read MoreMedium Cell Hybrid Moves Out of the Right-of-Way and into the Parking Lot
Expanding wireless capacity can be a complex undertaking, particularly in highly dense areas. With NIMBY concerns abounding and limited right-of-way access, new innovations in wireless infrastructure suggest that placing medium cell hybrid technology underground, for example in a public or private parking lot, may be one strategy that will enable the capacity our Iot world…
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