How Wave RF Works
Our intelligent routing engine seamlessly switches between protocols in real-time, ensuring your devices always stay connected.
Enable Mediums
Select which communication mediums are available on your device
Set Distance
Adjust the distance between sender and receiver
Test Failures
Disable infrastructure to see automatic failover in action
Use the controls below to simulate different connectivity scenarios and see how Wave RF adapts automatically.
Distance
💡 Tip: Click the distance to type an exact value (e.g., "500m" or "2.5km")
Enabled Mediums
Infrastructure
Active Communication Paths
5 direct paths, 3 relay paths available
⚡ Using relay to extend range beyond direct connection limits
Path Comparison
Via router to internet
Long-range peer-to-peer
Private LTE network
Global cellular network
Global satellite coverage
BLE to nearby relay, uses best available relay method
WiFi to nearby relay, uses best available relay method
LoRa to nearby relay, uses best available relay method
Why It Matters
Built for the real world where connectivity isn't perfect. Wave RF adapts automatically.
Automatic Failover
When one path fails, we instantly switch to the next best option. No manual intervention, no data loss, no downtime.
- <100ms switching
- Zero packet loss
- Transparent to users
Guaranteed Delivery
Our hardware and cloud buffer packets until delivery is confirmed. Even if all paths go down temporarily, we'll deliver when they return.
- Hardware buffering
- Cloud redundancy
- Delivery receipts
Cost Optimization
We automatically choose the most cost-effective path that meets your QoS requirements. Save up to 90% on satellite costs.
- Dynamic pricing
- QoS aware
- Usage analytics
Real-World Scenarios
See how Wave RF handles actual connectivity challenges in production environments.
Natural Disaster Response
Cell towers are destroyed by earthquake
Automatically routes through satellite, continues operation with zero downtime
High-Altitude Balloon
Weather balloon at 30km altitude
LoRa® for local data, switches to satellite when out of range, seamless handoff
Maritime Vessel
Ship leaves cellular coverage area
Smooth transition from cellular to satellite as distance increases
Urban IoT Mesh
Thousands of sensors in city
BLE/WiFi for nearby devices, CBRS for longer range, cellular as backup