Deployments we've been part of
Real sites, real constraints. Each one lists the hardware that was deployed at the time, and what we'd specify for it today.
Cold-chain monitoring for labs, vehicles and buildings
A fridge is close to a Faraday cage, and running a cable through the door seal defeats the point. LoRaWAN got the temperature data out without breaking the enclosure.
Digital signage and guest Wi-Fi in a shopping centre
A refurbishment was the moment to rethink how the centre talked to its customers — digital signage, interactive maps and free Wi-Fi, all remotely managed.
Early 5G deployments with the R5020
Mining vehicles, retail failover, police cars, city cameras and autonomous shuttles — where one 5G router landed first, and what each site actually needed from it.
Farm-wide Wi-Fi for broadacre agriculture
Smart farming needs connectivity, but mobile signal disappears away from towns. Long-range Wi-Fi base stations gave one property blanket coverage — including to moving machinery.
In-building cellular coverage for a Sydney apartment block
Concrete-filled blocks and metal cladding left 36 apartments with barely any reception — and a basement car park with none at all.
Independent 4G for hundreds of supermarket kiosks
Self-service kiosks in metal-clad supermarkets, each needing a connection that doesn't depend on the retailer's network — or on predictable goodwill about data costs.
LoRaWAN building management, validated across multiple sites
Retrofitting sensors into occupied buildings usually means cabling. Voytech proved a wireless path into a conventional BACnet building management system instead.
Protecting 1,500 remote metering units
Metering equipment in shopping centres and on construction sites was losing to two things at once — the weather, and people. The fix was as much enclosure as router.
CCTV across six towns for a regional council
Rising vandalism pushed a regional council into a surveillance rollout with no cabling to build on — and a crowded unlicensed spectrum to work around.
Restoring mobile coverage in an aged care facility
A brand-new 94-room facility had almost no mobile reception. Residents couldn't call family, staff couldn't work. Surveyed, designed and live inside two weeks.
A tourist park goes paperless on 4G and Wi-Fi
No NBN, basic internet and no capacity for streaming. Dual-SIM cellular plus site-wide Wi-Fi turned check-in, marketing and guest service around.
Customer names are withheld where the original case study did not publish them. Figures are quoted from the source material and are not independently verified. Products shown under "what we'd specify today" are current equivalents from our catalogue, not a statement about the hardware installed.