Instrument everything, query anything.
From the radios and routing that move data off the edge to the systems that make it useful when it lands, Wave RF builds the whole stack.
A single sensor reading travels left to right. It leaves a remote sensor at the edge and fans across three connectivity links that all route onto the internet: the satellite link drops and is cut, LTE carries the reading through, and LoRa stands by as a mesh relay. From there the reading crosses the point where it lands, buffers in an open data layer, and resolves into a live query result whose event count climbs in real time.
We build hardware, software, and everything between.
Most of it falls into two areas: connectivity, and the data infrastructure on top.
Connectivity
Getting data off the edge
Hardware, firmware, and routing that move data across LoRa®, Wi-Fi, satellite, and cellular. When one link drops, the next one carries it.
Data infrastructure
Making that data useful
WaveHouse turns ClickHouse into a real-time API: schema-aware ingest, live streaming, caching. Open source, and in production today.
We build in the open.
WaveHouse is the biggest piece, but a lot of the smaller tools we needed along the way are public too, including SDKs, formats, and one-off utilities.
From antenna to API.
Radios and routing to real-time REST APIs. We build every layer in between.
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Hardware
Radios and edge nodes that get on the air where there is no tower.
LoRaWi-FiSatellite -
Routing
Traffic fails over between links, so a packet always has a path home.
WaveNetWavePlane
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Ingest
Readings land in a durable buffer and batch into ClickHouse without dropping.
HTTPWAL -
Store & serve
ClickHouse behind a cached REST API and live SSE streams.
ClickHouseRESTSSE
Ready to build on the whole stack?
From getting data off remote devices to querying it the moment it lands, Wave RF builds the whole path.
