KEEP REMOTE OPERATIONS CONNECTED

KEEP REMOTE OPERATIONS CONNECTED

XRTC keeps machines, sensors and vehicles online underground, offshore and in remote areas, so nobody has to travel out to fix the connection.

The Problem

When the connection drops, work stops

When the connection drops, work stops

In remote places, a weak connection slows work, adds risk and drives up costs.

Machines stand still

Machines stand still

Remote-controlled and self-driving equipment stops the moment the data link drops.

Remote-controlled and self-driving equipment stops the moment the data link drops.

Missing or broken data

Missing or broken data

Lost data leaves your team without the information they need, right when it matters.

Lost data leaves your team without the information they need, right when it matters.

Costly site visits

Costly site visits

Sending people to remote or dangerous sites to fix a connection is slow, expensive and risky.

Sending people to remote or dangerous sites to fix a connection is slow, expensive and risky.

Old tech that can’t keep up

Old tech that can’t keep up

Standard networking wasn’t made for long distances, interference and weak signals.

Standard networking wasn’t made for long distances, interference and weak signals.

Use Cases

Where staying connected

matters most

Where staying connected

matters most

Real operations that can’t afford to go offline.

Real operations that can’t afford to go offline.

Underground mining

Control loaders remotely deep underground, with a steady and responsive connection.

Open-pit haul fleets

Keep large fleets of self-driving trucks in contact without delays.


Keep large fleets of self-driving trucks in contact without delays.

Remote wind farms

Get continuous data from turbines over satellite or rural networks, in any weather.

Forestry machines

Stay in control of harvesters spread across dense forest where signals are weak.

Drone inspections

Stream inspection video from drones without dropouts, even where signals are poor.

How it works

Up and running in three steps

Up and running in three steps

No new hardware. No complicated rollout.

01

01

Tell us about your sites

Tell us about your sites

Book a call. We’ll learn about your machines, locations and where connections drop.

02

02

We simulate your conditions

We simulate your conditions

Our engineers test XRTC against your actual network conditions before anything goes live.

03

03

Deploy and stay connected

Deploy and stay connected

XRTC runs as software on your existing equipment. No new hardware needed.

See what XRTC can do for your sites

See what XRTC can do for your sites

We test XRTC against your real network conditions, so you know exactly what to expect before you commit.

We test XRTC against your real network conditions, so you know exactly what to expect before you commit.