Digital Wireless Corporation has developed world-leading technology for IP (Internet Protocol) wireless communications using low-valued low frequency radio communications channels normally used by legacy analog dispatch services.

 

Incorporated in Delaware in 1995, Digital Wireless Corporation operates in three, related business sectors:

• Radio Network Service Provider – Providing a service to electric utilities and others for maintenance and management of the grid. Many years as a proven profitable and reliable company.

• Technology Products Company – Developed smart equipment for use on the radio networks DWC operates. Has been successful at developing new hardware at the specification required, an existing product suite with products working in the field. Significant potential to earn revenues from licensing royalties supplying the product globally.

• A Pre-paid Electricity Provider. Partnering with electric utilities taking advantage of the deregulated market to provide power to cities in a novel way using the DWC developed technology and licensed radio network. Significant opportunities to exploit the radio licenses already owned by DWC (only 2% currently used) and open up latent demand for electricity via a novel payment method.

Initially developed for push-to-talk dispatch radio communications, DWC’s customer base is today almost solely comprised of utility companies on two continents, which have desired to employ radio facilities they own to control portions of the modern electric grid.

Consequently DWC has developed offshoots of its core wireless digital technology specifically to control smart meters and electric load management. The core technology already supports utility internal radio dispatch communications, vehicle tracking/management and SCADA (supervisory control data communications to and from electric substations).

 

i2way is the name of DWC’s proprietary all-digital wireless network technology and its worldwide operating network.

i2way is a sophisticated set of mission-critical protocols invented and owned by DWC that have been utilized in the development of network infrastructure, namely cell site base stations, routers and customer dispatch centers and management software, plus i2way wireless smart electric meters, load management switches, vehicle tracking and communications radios and personal portable radios and meter test sets.

 

Utility companies with operations in mainly rural areas have very wide area, but thin bandwidth connectivity problems uniquely solved by traditional land mobile radios systems that are upgraded to the advanced all-digital i2way Network. Because i2way Network nodes and subnetworks may be owned and operated by utility companies, but also extended by DWC-owned i2way Network modes (in major metro areas) plus extended worldwide by other privately owned i2way Network Nodes, it is now possible to carry digital communications to and from Smart Gird components such as Smart Meters and Load Management Controllers.