Wirelessly Making the Impossible, Possible
Mining
Tunneling
Defense & Security
Public Safety
Environmental Monitoring
Internet of Things
Engineering Design
What We Do
At Innovative Wireless Technologies, we are problem solvers. We don’t outsource engineering to develop a solution, we are the engineering group. Our forward-thinking, out-of-the-box approach to problem-solving makes us the go-to resource for clients across a multitude of markets. Our experienced team’s extensive knowledge in wireless technologies, such as VHF/UHF/P25, cellular, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth®, and mesh networking, ensures that we use the most appropriate technology to develop cost-effective, optimized solutions to meet each individual application.
If you can dream it, we can make it happen – wirelessly.
Underground Communications
Crystal-clear, digital voice and/or text communications
Intrusion Detection
People, vehicles, ultralights – security systems for physical intrusions
GPS-Denied Tracking
In-building, underground – in all types of challenging environments
Sensors & Control
Of gases, fluids, equipment – you name it
Remote Monitoring
Next door, across the country or around the world
Your Application
Bring us your problem – we’ll provide the solution
Always thinking. Always solving. Always innovative.
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Virginia Tech Tests and Evaluates IWT's Envok System
Virginia Tech's Department of Forest Resources and Environmental Conservation tested and evaluated IWT's integrated environmental quality sensing system, Envōk.
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IWT Presents 'Underground Communication Innovations' at North American Tunnel Conference
Join us June 25, 2018 for the afternoon session as IWT Applications Engineer Jason Jarrett presents "Underground Communication Innovation" at the 2018 North American Tunneling Conference in Washington D.C.
Tunnels are rugged environments with large moving equipment, explosives and hazards including water, dust and gas. To date, there are few underground communication and tracking systems available for tunnel projects that support OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health Administration) compliance. After the 2006 Sago Mine disaster, research and development was performed to improve communication systems for the underground environment. Today, over 250 US mines utilize these new technologies to improve productivity, reduce costs and enhance safety. This paper explores these new technologies and provides guidance for planners through the process of selecting a tunnel communication solution. It reviews the key requirements and constraints for consideration and provides an overview of various communication and networking technologies and discusses their strengths and weaknesses.
Be sure to stop by our booth, 643, anytime during the show.
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IWT Presents at 2018 National Holmes Safety Conference
IWT's Phil Carrier, VP Sales and Marketing, will discuss the safety implications of "Voice Communication and Tracking in Return Entries and Longwall Bleeders" Thursday, June 7, 2018 at 8 a.m. as part of the National Holmes Safety Association Conference. The conference will be held at the Double Tree Hilton in Denver, Colorado June 5 - 7, 2018.
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