Edgewater Wireless Gets Patent for Automatic Gain Control

Edgewater Wireless Systems (TSXV:YFI) has received its final award from the US patent and trademark office for its Automatic Gain Control technology for multichannel communication systems. This technology manages power levels of multichannel WiFi autonomously.
As quoted in the press release:

The average user in North America carries 2.9 Wi-Fi enabled devices – smart phones, tablets, watches and laptops. The proliferation of devices has created exponential demand for data and connectivity mainly due to bandwidth intensive data applications driven by video, voice over Wi-Fi (VoWiFI) and Internet of Things (IOT) devices. Edgewater’s multi-channel WiFi3™ architecture provides the highest possible wireless performance in high-density environments such as stadiums, casinos shopping centers and campuses.
Edgewater Wireless’ new Automatic Gain Control technology ensures when new users connect with their wireless device to a Wi-Fi Access Point that the device is automatically optimized for the highest possible Quality of Service and Performance.

Edgewater Wireless CEO, Andrew Skafel, said:

We’re doing something truly unique in WiFi hardware and we’re continuing to follow our path of innovative disruption by advancing and developing new technologies like our latest innovation – Automatic Gain Control. We’re only starting to see the evolving challenges of High Density WiFi deployments. We’re getting inquiries from companies from around the world that have deployed WiFi and are getting crushed by RF interference and the overwhelming data demand.

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