Two workers in hard hats walk through a dark railway tunnel lit by a line of lamps along the wall.

Airfy industrial mesh

Wireless built for the site. Not the office.

Dust, heat, frost, damp, vibration, and no cable where the network is needed. Airfy builds the device, the firmware and radio links where your site needs them, and then runs the network.

  1. 01Enclosure
  2. 02Electronics
  3. 03Firmware
  4. 04Radio links
  5. 05Operations
  6. One team.

01 · The site

Your network is needed where no office access point was ever meant to hang.

A bucket-wheel excavator in a sun-baked open-pit mine.
Radio masts on snow-covered open ground at dusk.
Aerial view of two tunnel portals on a construction site.

01 / 06 · Hall · dust

A hall full of dust.

Fine dust settles on and inside everything that hangs there.

A tunnel.

Long, narrow, walled in. Coverage behaves nothing like it does in an open-plan office.

Open ground. Heat in summer, frost in winter.

Baking sun on bare ground in summer. Snow and ice on the same ground in winter.

Damp.

Rain, spray and condensation. Every day, not only on bad ones.

Right on the machine.

Constant vibration, exactly where the work and the data are.

And no cable where the network is needed.

The cable stops short of exactly the spot that needs the network.

An office access point isn’t built for this.

Standard Wi‑Fi doesn’t fit here. And cable can’t reach everywhere.

02 · The build

Fitted in the device, not in the manual.

For each project, Airfy builds what a standard device can’t do: enclosure, electronics and firmware made to measure, radio links where your site needs them, and a managed service that runs the network afterwards.

  1. 01 · Enclosure

    Designed for your site

    Airfy designs its enclosures in‑house, laid out for the dust, damp, heat, frost or vibration your site actually has.

  2. 02 · Electronics

    Our own boards

    Airfy designs the electronics itself, so the hardware matches the job instead of a catalogue.

  3. 03 · Firmware

    Our own Linux

    Every device runs Airfy’s own Linux, made to do what your site needs. Airfy builds it with the help of AI agents, and every change is reviewed and logged.

  4. 04 · Radio links

    Links where the cable isn’t

    Airfy builds radio links between its devices where your site needs them.

  5. 05 · Operations

    Run as a managed service

    Updates come from the Airfy Cloud, which already runs Airfy’s other Wi‑Fi sites. After go‑live, Airfy runs the network for you.

Close-up of a circuit board with fine gold traces.
Electronics · designed per project
Close-up of a green circuit board with small transistors and resistors.
Electronics · made for the job, not picked from a catalogue

On every Airfy device

System
Airfy’s own Linux
Updates
From the Airfy Cloud
Built
With the help of AI agents, every change reviewed and logged
After go‑live
Airfy runs the network

03 · One team

One team, from the circuit board to the running network.

The usual way

  • Device vendor
  • Firmware
  • Radio specialist
  • Integrator
  • Service provider

With Airfy

  • Enclosure
  • Electronics
  • Firmware
  • Radio links
  • Operations

Explaining your site

The usual wayAgain at every hand‑off

With AirfyOnce.

You explain your site once.

For site operators

Wireless where your crews work.

Your technicians and maintenance teams get a network that lives where they do their job: on the yard, in the hall, down the tunnel.

For system integrators

The part a standard device can’t cover.

Bring Airfy in for the custom node, the radio links and the operation afterwards, as one piece of your project.

04 · How a project starts

It starts with your site, not a price list.

An electrical enclosure on an outside wall, covered in frost.
Outdoors, the enclosure is half the job
  1. 1

    Your inquiry

    Tell us about four things: the environment, the application, the connectivity on site and the project.

  2. 2

    Our offer

    You get an offer with scope and steps for your site. There is no price list, because no two sites are alike.

  3. 3

    Build, then run

    Airfy builds device, firmware and radio links, then runs the network as a managed service.

05 · Where we stand

The honest status.

What runs in the field, what is proven on the test bench, and what isn’t built yet.

Test bench

Cable connected

On the test bench, the radio link keeps carrying the traffic when the cable is pulled. In the field, radio between Airfy devices runs alongside the cable today.

In the field

Radio alongside the cable

Radio links between Airfy devices run in the field today, next to the cable.

On the test bench

Radio carries on

Pull the cable and the radio link keeps the traffic going.

Not built yet

  • Devices in motion, such as vehicles or drones
  • Operation on site without the cloud

Per project

No off‑the‑shelf outdoor box

There is no finished outdoor device with a protection rating or temperature certification. Robustness is engineered for each project.

References

None yet

Industrial mesh has no customer and no reference yet.

Something missing?

Tell us what your site needs.

If your site needs something this page doesn’t show, describe it in your inquiry. Airfy tells you plainly what it can do today and what it can’t.

06 · Inquiry

Explain your site. Once.

Four short parts: environment, application, connectivity, project. From your answers, Airfy prepares an offer with scope and steps.

A pole fitted with radio units and cables against a blue sky.
A Environment

Where should the network live? Pick all that apply.

B Application

Who or what needs the network there?

C Connectivity

What is already there?

D Project and contact

Who you are, and how far along the project is.