At the trailers
Gigabit Wi-Fi
Plans, scans, and video move like you are on fiber.
Coverage
The whole site. Covered.
Fast where the crews are. Connected everywhere else, from the front gate to the far end of the job.
Site model
What one ORB does to a rural site.
A single unit at the trailers, Oasis nodes riding the machines, and the tail reaching the far end of the job.
Coverage tiers
Across the site
Fast everywhere crews work
Big uploads from anywhere on the job. Phones, tablets, machines, cameras.
Way out there
Reach for miles
Remote pits, long corridors, satellite areas. Still on the network.
Seven radios. One box.
ORB uses free-to-use airwaves that nobody has to buy. It handles all the permissions automatically, in seconds. You never think about it.
- TV White Space
reach
- HaLow
sensors
- DECT NR+
safety
- Wi-Fi + Smart Home
everything
- Private 5G
speed
- Site Links
backhaul
- Wi-Fi 7
speed
| Band | Frequency | Role |
|---|---|---|
| TV White Space | 470 to 608 MHz | Long-reach tail, 10+ km |
| HaLow | 902 to 928 MHz | Sensors and long-range cameras |
| DECT NR+ | 1.9 GHz | Deterministic safety and control mesh |
| Private 5G (CBRS) | 3550 to 3700 MHz | Site-wide capacity, uplink heavy |
| Wi-Fi | 2.4, 5, and 6 GHz | Crew and device access tier |
| Site links | 5.8 GHz point to point | Unit to unit and uplink backhaul |
Why it holds up.
Coverage on a jobsite fails for predictable reasons. Each one is designed out.
Diversity
Many bands, not one
Interference is handled by having somewhere else to go. Losing a band costs capacity and never severs the connection.
Coordination
Permissions in seconds
The unit asks the governing databases for its channels and power at its exact location, then renews or releases them automatically.
Uploads
Built for sending, not just receiving
Site traffic is upload dominant: documentation, scans, telemetry, video. The frame structure is tuned for it, so uploads get half-gigabit class capacity.
Density
The fleet fills the gaps
Every Oasis on a machine is another coverage point, so the network gets denser exactly where the work is happening.
Backhaul
Every path, bonded
Satellite, fiber, microwave, and carrier cellular are steered per flow with sub-second failover, and bonded when one path is not enough.
Topology
Corridors, not just sites
Units chain, ring, and branch over point-to-point links, so a linear project can share one or two satellite uplinks across many miles.
Map it to your site.
Send us a site plan and we will show you where each tier lands, or stage a pilot on a live job.