Success Stories

Overview: Large ports operate continuously, 24/7, necessitating a stable and reliable network for monitoring crane operations. Typically, each port manages between 8 to 20 cranes simultaneously, alongside numerous surveillance cameras installed throughout the facility. Given the critical nature of cargo handling, low latency is essential, making 5G technology an ideal solution.

Background: South China Fisheries Department face significant challenges in communication while patrolling marine areas. The reliance on legacy satellite systems leads to high costs and delays in relaying critical information back to headquarters. This inadequacy hampers essential activities, such as monitoring vessels, conducting safety inspections, and providing real-time assistance to ships in distress.

Case Study: 5G Empowers Smart Steel, eSIX Limited Assists Shandong ShanDong Iron and Steel in Creating a Smart Tunnel Model

Smart lamp posts can be used to create a wireless network that can connect various devices like smart traffic lights, cameras, and other sensors. This enables real-time data collection and sharing, which helps in improving traffic management and public safety.

Large Ports operate 24 Hours and 7 Days a week, they require a stable and reliable network for monitoring the operation of the crane, usually for each port, will contain 8-20 cranes operating at the same time, in addition, several cameras have been installed all around the ports. Due to its use in cargo, the latency must be very short, thus 5G has to be used in this case.

In today's fast-paced retail environment, staying connected and providing a seamless shopping experience for customers is paramount. At eSIX Limited, we understand the unique challenges faced by the retail sector and are dedicated to providing cutting-edge network solutions that empower retailers to thrive in the digital age.