Strix Systems is the industry's premier manufacture of the highest performance modular mesh networking products on the market today.
Founded in 2000 and backed by El Dorado Ventures, Palomar Ventures, Windward Ventures, CMEA Venture, UV Partners and Crosslink Capital, Strix Systems is the manufacturer of Strix Access/One® wireless mesh network family of modular indoor, outdoor and mobile products meeting emerging U.S. and International markets requiring high-speed wireless broadband access utilizing 802.11a, 802.11b, 802.11g, public safety 4.9 GHz, WiMax and future technologies for municipal, city-wide and country-wide deployments.
Strix Systems' Access/One® products deliver wireless mesh networks for indoor and outdoor deployments. Whether a large service provider, municipality, transportation system, Department of Homeland Security or Enterprise, Strix Access/One provides the lowest total cost of ownership while enabling the highest level of performance, management and security. Physically, Strix Access/One products are RF-independent to accommodate present and future RF solutions. Strix DMA® (Dynamic Mesh Architecture) provides robust, dynamic, instantaneous mesh network building utilizing core Strix HPMA® (High Performance Modular Architecture) and Strix SMFR® (Scalable Mesh Fast Re-route) technologies and distributed security and management. Where other solutions require additional components such as centralized gateways to manage even a smaller-scale mesh network, Strix Systems dynamic, scalable and adaptive technologies enable the highest performance capabilities which resides in each node while the entire network is managed as a single entity. Additionally Strix Access/One reduces the number of costly backhaul connections by provide the industries highest throughput, lowest latency and utilizing the third radio. While other products will share the backhaul radio which must switch back and forth to support ingress and egress backhaul, Strix Access/one utilizes the third radio to provide constant and predictable performance as confirmed by independent test results. This generation of product answers the need for a system with an architecture that cannot be outgrown.
| “Tempe, Arizona was the first city to roll out a wireless mesh network, and Strix played a strategic role in enabling that to happen,” said David Heck, Deputy CIO of the City of Tempe. “Strix’s engineering talent and dedication meant that the city was able to bring up its network quickly and expand it beyond Tempe.” |  |
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