Wi-Fi Made for Challenging Environments

The next generation of Wi-Fi is here. ioAire delivers long-range connectivity in hard-to-cover areas, overcoming interference and eliminating dead zones. Think 16X better range than traditional Wi-Fi.

Reliable Connectivity. Always On.

Long Range. Lower Cost.

Who is ioAire?

Solving the Toughest Connectivity Challenges

ioAire delivers reliable connectivity in places where traditional networks fall short. We specialize in long-range, low-power wireless solutions for hard-to-reach or infrastructure-heavy environments—both indoors and out.

Our networks are built for scale, security, and simplicity—capable of supporting thousands of connected devices across large properties, including mobile equipment, sensors, and cameras. All without the need for dense, complex infrastructure.

The ioAire Solution

Property-Wide Coverage

Fewer access points. Broader, more reliable coverage.

ioAire networks reach across entire properties—indoors and out—with fewer access points (APs) and more consistent, reliable performance over long distances, up to 3km. Our networks also maintain consistent throughput in dense, signal-challenging environments.

This extended range means fewer APs are needed, making full-site coverage easier and more cost-effective to achieve. In complex facilities, such as high-rise buildings, warehouses, and factories, ioAire outperforms traditional Wi-Fi by penetrating materials such as concrete and metal mesh up to 3x more effectively.

With ioAire, full-property coverage doesn’t require a dense, expensive network—just smarter technology.

Lower Infrastructure Cost

Less hardware. Lower costs. Easier to scale.

Using fewer access points than traditional Wi-Fi doesn’t just simplify installation; it significantly reduces costs. With 5–10x fewer APs required to achieve greater coverage, you reduce hardware spend, minimize cabling, and simplify setup—especially in large facilities.

ioAire’s extended coverage also lets you expand your existing network without costly infrastructure upgrades. With fewer devices to manage, your IT burden drops dramatically. The result? A scalable, future-ready network at a fraction of the cost of traditional Wi-Fi deployments. 

Power Efficient Connectivity

Low power networking. Longer battery life. Less maintenance.

In larger spaces, today’s Wi-Fi networks, even when properly meshed, have dropouts and don’t penetrate walls or floors. Cell-based wireless LANs using LTE or 5G also suffer from spotty coverage, and they are expensive to operate. 

By utilizing long-range Wi-Fi, which is designed to scale in large and complex spaces, ioAire networks provide solid coverage and fast, secure data delivery. For example, a single ioAire access point (AP) can connect rapidly to thousands of mobile or fixed devices across acres of indoor space. Multiple APs can also wirelessly mesh together and maintain high-bandwidth across even farther distances.  

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