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MatrixWiFi: Cambridge's New Innovation in Mobile Broadband
The MatrixWiFi Project
Today we are working with municipalities (e.g., Cambridge City Council) and partners to provide locations we link together creating large mobile broadband networks. Partners select locations for coverage which they and their guests can use for free internet access. Everyone providing a location and their guests get free access in all other locations.
Provide Internet Access in Cambridge
If you are a landowner, college, department or business in Cambridge please contact us on 01223 573170 or by email to participate in this exciting project. Residents, Visitors and Guests, please let us know you want it in your area/home by registering your interest and getting all your neighbours and friends to do the same. Click here to REGISTER YOUR INTEREST
Software Licensing for Market Leaders
The race for mobile broadband at very high speeds is technically over with the first large scale licensing of this technology. Use MatrixWiFi software and/or system design to get to the market first, covering enormous areas with unbelievable speed.
Try it free wherever there is coverage!
Without logging in or signing up browse local websites on MatrixWiFi. Discover what's nearby, exploring the City you are in, and finding out where you really want to go today - for free!
CASE STUDIES
Cambridge City Council Selects MatrixWiFi
Cambridge Corn Exchange in association with the City Council pioneered MatrixWiFi technology in the UK using the system to provide free access to its websites and low cost internet access for residents and visitors in the Market Square area (including Corn Exchange, Guildhall, and Tourist Information Office) in the heart of the historic city centre.
Surveillance and Security in India
The client is an ISP based in the UK and operating globally. The end user is a large Indian corporation. The client tested our software against alternatives where it benchmarked best on range and performance in a 10Km2 MatrixWiFi network. The 7 access points with cameras provide real time video surveillance for security. View in Rajkot from MatrixWiFi network camera
MatrixWiFi Technology
The new networks are based on the latest innovation in WiFi technology developed in Cambridge called MatrixWiFi. This enables coverage of large and complex areas with mobile broadband networks that can be used for skype or other internet phone calls, internet radios, iphones, local broadcasting and surveillance systems.
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Brace yourself for a wireless Cambridge (BBC)
Tom Edge of the BBC
Competition is hotting up for WiFi providers in Cambridge, enabling residents to access the internet wirelessly from special hotspots around the city.
Posted by admin on Thursday, January 12 @ 02:59:29 GMT (2118 reads)
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Where Do You Really Want to Go Today?
Cambridge Matrix joins BBC Radio Cambridgeshire just outside their Cambridgeshire studio.
CEO Rend Shakir Demonstrates the technology.
Posted by admin on Monday, January 09 @ 13:07:24 GMT (1586 reads)
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Sit in Hot Seat for Free Internet
Hotspots, which provide free wireless Internet access anywhere are appearing all over Cambridge, and are now offering free access to many services and websites.
Anyone in range of one of these Hotspots gets free unlimited downloads, quizzes and games, and free Internet access to popular websites, including Google, the Post Office, HMV, Harrods, Waitrose Entertaining, Apple Store, Skype, iTunes, and many others.
Local websites, news, where to find things, what's happening in the area, entertainment, where to buy train or bus tickets, timetables, where to rent a flat or buy a house, find an accountant, drink, or eat close by are all available for free from the Hotspot and relevant to location, including a map.
Note: CEN January 3rd 2006
Posted by admin on Monday, January 09 @ 12:21:13 GMT (2139 reads)
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Business: Cambridge Birthplace of the World Wide Matrix
The idea of wireless Hot Spots talking to each other, passing Internet data between them at ultra fast speeds, has similar implications to when computers could talk to each other forming a network of connections that became known as the World Wide Web. Today, across the City's growing network of Hot Spots, which we call the "Matrix," all data passing through is free and instantly accessible by anyone anywhere with no special software or log-in requirements.
Posted by admin on Friday, August 13 @ 19:39:02 BST (2918 reads)
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