THE MACHINE NETWORK IN SAN DIEGO
The first nationwide network for machines is now available in California.
Between its deep natural harbor, and fifteen mile border with Mexico, San Diego plays an essential role in international trade. Incredibly, in 2009 the Port of San Diego handled almost 1,140,000 short tons of total trade. Thanks to diverse business ventures fueled by international trade, tourists flocking to its beaches, and a thriving military community, San Diego is primed to leverage the latest breakthroughs in Internet of Things technologies made possible by the Machine Network™.
The Machine Network, powered by RPMA technology, enables machines and devices to communicate more efficiently and reliably than ever before. With the deployment of RPMA in California’s second largest city, municipalities, government agencies and businesses are able to tap into its always-available, ubiquitous coverage to build IoT solutions.
The Machine Network is rapidly being deployed across the country. To find out when the network is coming to your area, check out our nationwide coverage map.
Bringing the Internet of Things
TO SAN DIEGO
The city of San Diego lies on approximately two-hundred deep canyons and hills. That kind of topography would ordinarily make the deployment of a sophisticated communications network difficult. Thanks to the power of Random Phase Multiple Access, only 17 RPMA Access Points were required to provide coverage to the city’s 823 square miles.



