Rajant Conquests - Rajant Corporation

Pictured above top to bottom, left to right): Eddy Iturra (Lundin Mining), Steven Griggs, Felix Arenas Perez (Conecta Global), Claudio Gonzalez Argote (Lundin Candelaria Mine), and Jose Miguel Gonzalez (Connecta Global).
Country: Chile
Industry Application: Mining
Description: A swift and successful mining industry implementation at Candelaria Mine. In 90 minutes, the LTE portion of the Rajant hybrid Kinetic Mesh/LTE network was up and running.

Pictured above (left to right): Sydney Floyd, Josh Shellabarger, Jim Tom Trent, Alice DiSanto
Country: Lexington, KY
Industry Application: The Best Places to Work in Kentucky Event
Description: For the fourth consecutive year, Rajant Corporation’s Morehead location has conquered the #30 spot as a leading small business in Kentucky. The Kentucky Chamber of Commerce, the Kentucky Society for Human Resource Management KYSHRM), and CHI Saint Joseph hosted The Best Places to Work in Kentucky, a fantastic event honoring Top 100 companies in the large, mid-sized, and small business categories.

Pictured above (left to right): Cole Raines (Executive Director at One Harlan County), Jim Tom Trent (Business Development, Rajant), Mathew Hardin (Sales Engineer, Rajant), Alice DiSanto (VP of Global Marketing, Rajant), Brandon Pennington (Executive Director at City of Harlan Tourism)
Country: Harlan, KY (United States)
Industry Application: Rural Broadband
BreadCrumbs used/network information: Rajant, in collaboration with fiber optic provider Accelecom enriches Eastern Kentucky’s downtown of Harlan with Wi-Fi. BreadCrumbs® include the Rajant Hawk and ES1. Downtown Wi-Fi brings prosperity to local businesses and the greater municipality, while enhancing the experience for visitors to the area.
Quote From Customer: “Small businesses have access to reliable internet connectivity, enabling them to process credit card transactions seamlessly and efficiently during festivals and events. For tourists, free downtown Wi-Fi means staying connected while exploring our vibrant city.” – Cole Raines Executive Director of One Harlan County

Pictured above (left to right): Nana Tsujikawa, Justin Warren, Stephen Williams, and Zach Taulbee
Country: Tijuana, Mexico
Industry Application: Manufacturing
BreadCrumbs used/network information: Manufacturer, NKC, is employing ES1 BreadCrumbs for automation of the painting process of vehicles during assembly. Rajant’s technology is allowing the moving gantries to be connected to the control system without the need of cables, like the plant had previously used. The cables had been worn down, pinched, or broken from the gantry movement making them in need of a wireless network system. Rajant fit the bill perfectly.

Pictured above (left to right): Cody Robinson, Paul Gammon, and Rick Loomis from Locke Supply Co.
Country: Oklahoma City, United States
Industry Application: Warehouse
BreadCrumbs used/network information: Locke Supply Co. is currently moving to a robotics based system for inventory tracking and management and Rajant will be present in their two newest warehouses. The first warehouse, Trosper, is operating on a Wi-Fi based network. For reference, competitors quoted Locke Supply between 40 and 70 access points to cover the area including indoor and outdoor assets. In comparison, Rajant used only 17 Rajant BreadCrumbs® to complete the network. Locke Supply has plans to include Rajant in their new 1 million square foot warehouse planned for late next year.

Country: South Africa
Industry Application: Remote Control UAV for Agriculture, Defense, Topographic Surveys, and Power Line Inspections
BreadCrumbs used/network information: A2D GeoScan’s Helicopter Drone testing the Cardinal AG1-5250.

Pictured above (left to right): Steve Petrosky (Northwest Towers), Steven Griggs, Lynn Johnson, and James Hoffman (Northwest Towers)
Country: United States
Industry Application: Tunneling/Construction application
BreadCrumbs used/network information: The tunneling industry faces communication challenges with wireless data acquisition and remote control for years. These challenges stem from the environment, non-line-of-sight applications, and workforce restraints. The client is constructing a tunnel 18 feet in diameter, 14 miles long with many tight radius turns, making it challenging to stay wirelessly connected in the tunnel and to the surface area. he solution included Rajants’ Peregrine BreadCrumb, Northwest Tower’s IGNITE POE power supply (battery operated), and high-quality helical antennas.
Quote from Partner or Customer: “This system has performed well beyond expectations. Using this kit, based on RAJANT radios, can cover our entire project, miles of tunnels, with only a few installed units, makes it a great choice for our next project and as our standard for wireless communications”. -Northwest Tower’s client

Pictured above (left to right): Rajant team members, Zach Taulbee, Steven Griggs, and Darrell Gillis
Country: Canada
Industry Application: Underground Mining
BreadCrumbs used/network information: Proof of Concept at the NORCAT test mine north of Sudbury in Ontario. Testing included MeshTracer software and tags as well as crossbanding VoIP and VHF Leaky Feeder voice systems.

Rajant ConQuest