A copper mine connected from pit to port
Private 5G across the pit and Sky Link at the remote camps gave autonomous haul trucks and 1,400 workers one reliable network. The result: 99.99% network availability in the pit.
Mining company
Reinnder Networks & Space
5G, satellite and IoT connectivity for every site, however remote.
Nothing works if it can’t connect. Reinnder Networks builds private 5G, satellite links and low-power IoT networks so a mine, a farm or a field hospital is as connected as a city office.
- <10 ms private 5G latency
- 350 Mbps over satellite
- 1 week to a working network
What we do
Private 5G
Dedicated cellular networks for plants, ports, mines and campuses.
Satellite backhaul
Low-orbit satellite links for sites beyond the reach of fibre.
IoT networks
Low-power wide-area coverage for millions of battery sensors.
Edge data centres
Compact, cooled compute pods placed where the data is made.
Network operations
Monitoring and security for every network we build, around the clock.
Serving ManufacturingAgricultureEnergy and utilitiesGovernment and citiesTransport and logisticsConstruction
Products
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Private 5G Kit
Cellular network in a box
Radios, core and management for a private 5G network, installed in a week.
- Coverage
- Up to 2 km² per kit
- Latency
- Under 10 ms
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Sky Link
Satellite terminal
A flat-panel terminal that connects remote sites to low-orbit satellite networks.
- Throughput
- Up to 350 Mbps
- Setup
- Under 30 minutes
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Edge Pod
Micro data centre
A sealed, cooled rack that brings cloud-class compute to any site.
- Rack units
- 24U
- Cooling
- Closed loop
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