Solutions for companies of any size. No matter what your wireless networking needs are, you can rely on Gyver for expert guidance and smart infrastructure designs that can be combined into fast and secure connections for you and your teams.
We offer Wireless-as-a-service (WaaS), Site Surveys, Controller Analysis & More.
We can tailor Cat 5e, Cat 6, Cat 7, and fiber optic installations to your specific requirements.
Our engineers can test and validate that your Robots function as expected on a wireless network.
We offer top-notch cellular solutions for any environment.
Next-gen technology doesn't always mix well with past-gen clients. Signals can also degrade from things like near-band interference, building structure, rogue devices, and installer error.
When you bring on our team for a survey and consult, you'll have the comfort of knowing that our years of WLAN engineering and troubleshooting experience is at your service. You'll get a clear explanation of what is happening and why, along with an effective plan to move forward.
Every client and environment is different, so you need a partner who has experience across a variety of networks and is familiar with each one.
Some situations require that we perform an on-site analysis to identify key issues; at other times, client environments can be simulated in our lab to provide controlled testing of a particular application or scenario. This allows us to continue troubleshooting without tying up client resources on-site.
Wireless dropouts
Wireless bottlenecks
Security issues, including those involving WPA, WPA2, Pre-shared keys, 802.1x, and 802.11i.
Identification and mitigation of sources of interference
Documentation of WLANs prior to redesign for cases where no wireless survey was performed or the infrastructure has changed, thereby allowing you to reuse existing access points
Quality of service (QoS) requirements and configuration
Industry-specific applications that use wireless, such as a mobile diagnostic apps in a hospital setting
Configuration and health checks of individual access point radios, including Cisco, Meraki, Aruba, Firetide, HP, Juniper, Ruckus, Brocade, and more
Configuration of wireless controllers for optimal performance under specific use conditions (e.g., a controller should be configured one way for a school and differently for a warehouse)
Don't leave your connectivity up to chance! A Gyver wireless site survey lets you allocate your resources in the most efficient configuration possible. Get complete Wi-Fi coverage without the need to continually redeploy access points due to improper placement. Our wireless site survey report provides a comprehensive assessment of your network’s strengths and weaknesses in vital areas, such as spectrum usage, interference, security, administration, and monitoring. Also included are ancillary factors, such as structural material analysis and other environmental variables.
Whether you are rolling out a wireless solution over several years, or need it installed next month, a Wi-Fi site survey will very quickly tell you what you need to reach your goal. Without a Wi-Fi survey, you are left to guess
what is needed - not a good way to plan or budget.
When you figure in the cost of cabling, installation, switch ports, access points, configuration time, and other factors, installing unneeded Wi-Fi devices is expensive and counterproductive. A site survey will tell you exactly where and how many devices will need to be installed to accomplish what you need. With site surveys being as inexpensive as they are, any upfront cost will save you greatly over time
Well, at least with your wireless solution! Your users will not shy away from telling you your Wi-Fi is lacking. All too often our technicians are called in to perform a site survey after a wireless installation - to fix issues caused by improper deployment. This means that now more wires have to be run, Wi-Fi access points have to be bought or discarded, and users get more and more frustrated. The old expression applies here: measure twice, cut once. A Wi-Fi survey performed before the installation will guarantee users get the performance they expect.
Many wireless installers will simply overestimate how many Wi-Fi devices are needed. However, this has a very negative effect on your RF environment. With all these devices transmitting, even at a lower power, the RF
environment is very loud. Your users may see “full-signal,” but they will be slowed down greatly.
Most people know that the need for ethernet-connected network clients is no longer the norm. With the rise of the BOYD (Bring Your Own Device) workplace, how can you ensure that each wireless client has enough bandwidth and secure connectivity? Gyver has the answers. No matter your facility’s layout, structural components, environmental interference, or user demand, we can devise the ideal plan to satisfy your wireless requirements.
Some of the services we offer include:
Design and upgrading of conventional 802.11a, 802.11b, 802.11g, 802.11n Wi-Fi networks
In-building cellular network enhancements such as femtocell and FMC (fixed-mobile convergence) solutions
Switched beam, adaptive array, MIMO, beam-forming, adaptive beam-forming, and self-healing mesh network implementations
Roving exam carts and lifesaving equipment require constant clean and secure bandwidth.
Robots are restocking shipping racks, and mobile scanners are maintaining inventory.
Just-in-Time manufacturing is requiring every part, every machine, every operator to be in the loop.
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What is the IP traffic profile of your users? Do they rely on a custom software solution, web services, VoIP, or video? How many users do you expect in your high-density spaces? From executive conference rooms to live performance spaces, WiCAP can emulate the traffic profile and client densities expected. By using individual nodes with wireless NICs, WiCAP is able to validate the wireless experience before you go live.
Gyver Technologies Senior Engineer Bill Bushong performs high density WLAN validation in a live music performance space.