11ah compatible wireless access point 'AP-100AH Japan model'

Silex will be exhibiting at "Wireless Japan 2025," one of Japan's largest wireless communication events, held from May 28 (Wednesday) to May 30 (Friday) at Tokyo Big Sight, South Hall 3 and 4. We plan to showcase our 802.11ah (Wi-Fi HaLowTM) products, dynamic demonstrations, and participate in seminars. We sincerely invite you to attend Wireless Japan 2025, where the latest technologies of 802.11ah will be gathered.

The technical certified rocket circle "CREATE" at Tokyo University of Science (formerly Tokyo Institute of Technology) has adopted Silex's 802.11ah products for rocket development. CREATE operates under the philosophy of "learning to make things fun." Since its establishment in 2008, it has aimed to nurture the next generation of engineers through experiences in space-related technology and rocket design, achieving numerous successful cases. In their current development of the "C-73J" rocket, they are taking on an unprecedented challenge: the mission of transmitting real-time video from the rocket to the ground. To tackle this challenge, they have adopted the latest wireless standard 802.11ah (Wi-Fi HaLow) provided by Silex to solve the issues of long-distance video transmission that were difficult with conventional wireless communication methods. This case study introduces the background and process of the rocket development project, as well as the expectations that students have for the 802.11ah standard.

IEEE 802.11ah, which is expected to be utilized in various fields, has the most anticipated use case of long-distance video transmission. To commemorate the release of a kit that combines 11ah-compatible products with i-PRO's cameras, we will hold a webinar introducing the remote monitoring starter kit, welcoming i-PRO Corporation. - Program: 1. Features of IEEE 802.11ah (Wi-Fi HaLow) (Comparison with various wireless technologies, market trends, anticipated use cases) 2. Introduction of the IEEE 802.11ah-compatible remote monitoring monitoring starter kit 3. Essential requirements for remote monitoring (tentative title) 4. Q&A session - Target Audience: - Those who want to achieve long-distance video and image transmission at low cost - Those facing challenges with transmission capacity in existing LPWA - Those who want to learn about the latest trends in wireless communication technologies used in IoT - New business development personnel

In September of this year, the wireless LAN standard Wi-Fi 6E, which allows for domestic use, and IEEE 802.11ah, which enables long-distance communication up to 1 km, became available. As the utilization of wireless devices and the volume of communication data increase, the demand for stability and speed improvements in wireless communication is rising, necessitating the development and implementation of devices that incorporate the new wireless LAN standards. This webinar will focus on the 6 GHz band of Wi-Fi and IEEE 802.11ah, reviewing the basic knowledge, effects, and selection methods for each standard.