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Building an OpenWrt Product? Start with the Hardware, Not from Scratch.

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 Building an OpenWrt Product? Start with the Hardware, Not from Scratch. For networking equipment developers, bringing up a new hardware platform can mean spending valuable engineering time on board support, firmware configuration, flash layout, and Ethernet integration—before product-specific development even begins. WallysTech DR5018S offers a practical starting point for your next OpenWrt-based networking product. Built on the Qualcomm IPQ5018 platform, DR5018S benefits from upstream OpenWrt device support, helping development teams build on existing platform integration rather than repeat every step from scratch. Why consider DR5018S for your next project? A more established starting point: Leverage upstream OpenWrt support for the platform. Less repetitive integration work: Build on existing device configuration and supported interfaces, subject to your target firmware version and hardware configuration. More focus on product differentiation: Put your engineering effort into r...
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Edge AI + Wireless Connectivity: Building Smarter Connected Devices

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 Edge AI + Wireless Connectivity: Building Smarter Connected Devices Edge AI applications need more than computing power. They also require reliable connectivity, flexible hardware interfaces, and well-integrated embedded software. At WallysTech, we provide customized hardware and software development for edge computing and wireless connectivity solutions, including projects involving NVIDIA Jetson, Qualcomm wireless platforms, and embedded Linux. Our capabilities help technology companies integrate computing platforms and wireless connectivity to meet specific application requirements. From industrial AI devices to intelligent monitoring and connected edge systems, we work with customers to explore solutions tailored to their projects. 💬 For your next Edge AI project, which is the biggest challenge: AI computing performance, wireless connectivity, or hardware–software integration? Share your experience in the comments. We'd love to hear what you're building. #EdgeAI #NVIDIAJe...
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What is the biggest roaming challenge in your deployment？

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 Seamless Wi-Fi Roaming: A Critical Challenge in Industrial Networks In industrial environments, wireless devices rarely stay in one place. AGVs, AMRs and mobile terminals move between coverage areas, making seamless roaming and connection stability essential for reliable operations. A well-designed wireless solution needs more than strong signal strength. Roaming behavior, network architecture and software optimization all play important roles in maintaining connectivity as devices move between access points. At WallysTech, we develop customized wireless hardware and software solutions, including roaming and Mesh capabilities, to meet different industrial networking requirements. 💬 Let’s discuss: What is the biggest roaming challenge in your deployment — handover delay, packet loss, or maintaining stable connectivity in complex environments? #SeamlessRoaming #IndustrialWiFi #AGV #AMR #WirelessNetworking #WallysTech
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What matters most in your Mesh project: throughput, coverage, or connection stability?

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 How well does a wireless Mesh network perform across multiple hops? At WallysTech, we test wireless performance in real deployment scenarios — not just on paper. Our DR5018S outdoor Mesh testing achieved aggregate throughput of up to 631 Mbps across a three-hop setup, demonstrating the potential of Qualcomm-based Wi-Fi 6 platforms for demanding wireless applications. For equipment manufacturers, performance is only part of the equation. Network topology, link stability, roaming, and software optimization all matter. We develop both wireless hardware and software to help customers build solutions tailored to their applications. What matters most in your Mesh project: throughput, coverage, or connection stability? #WirelessMesh #WiFi6 #Qualcomm #IndustrialWireless #WallysTech #IPQ5018 #MESH #roaming
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IPQ9574 Wi-Fi 7 Router Board designed for next-generation networking product development.

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Developing Your Next Wi-Fi 7 Router or Access Point? Start with the right platform. Meet the WallysTech DR9574S — a Qualcomm IPQ9574 Wi-Fi 7 Router Board designed for next-generation networking product development. 🔹 Wi-Fi 7 Platform — Flexible radio configurations to meet different product requirements. 🔹 10G Connectivity — High-speed Ethernet and 10G SFP interfaces. 🔹 Hardware & Software Customization — Tailor the platform to your application and development needs. 🔹 Flexible Enclosure Options — Choose an available enclosure or discuss a custom design for your product. 🔹 Wireless Software Development — MLO, TDMA, interface adaptation, and project-specific software development. From enterprise access points and high-performance routers to industrial wireless gateways, DR9574S provides a foundation for building your own networking products. Looking for a Qualcomm IPQ9574 Wi-Fi 7 development board or an OEM/ODM partner? 📩 Contact us to discuss your application, preferred radi...
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Need Dual 6GHz on one module for Your Next Wi-Fi 7 Design?

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 Need Dual 6GHz  on one module for Your Next Wi-Fi 7 Design? Not every wireless project needs a standard Wi-Fi module. The WallysTech DR9274-D6G features a dual 6GHz, 2×2 + 2×2 MIMO configuration, designed for developer s building next-generation wireless networking equipment. •Supports WiFi 7 (802.11be) for ultra-high-speed wireless connectivity •Dual-band operation: 6GHz and 6GHz (DBDC support) •Powered by Qualcomm QCN9274 & QCN6274 chipsets •2x2 6G & 2X2 6G MIMO design for enhanced throughput and coverage •M.2 interface for easy integration into embedded systems •Optimized for industrial-grade networking applications Technical Specifications   Chipset QCN9274 / QCN6274 Frequency 6GHz (5.945–7.125GHz) Data Rate Up to 5765 Mbps Interface M.2 E Key (PCIe 3.0) Bandwidth 20/40/80/160/320 MHz Power 8W typical, 10W max Temperature -40°C to 85°C (Industrial) Designed for wireless equipment manufacturers developing high-performance networking solutions, including speci...
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Wallys DR9274-D5-7G | QCN9274 CPU Power Your Next-Gen Wi-Fi 7 Devices

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Wallys DR9274-D5-7G | Power Your Next-Gen Wi-Fi 7 Devices Looking for a high-performance Wi-Fi 7 solution for your next wireless product? Meet the Wallys DR9274-D5-7G, designed for next-generation wireless networking. 🔹 Dual 2×2 5–7 GHz Radios 🔹 Up to 5765 Mbps PHY Rate 🔹 320 MHz Bandwidth & MLO 🔹 Qualcomm QCN9274 Platform 🔹 M.2 Interface for Easy Integration 💡 Ideal for: Enterprise APs, Wi-Fi 7 Routers, Mesh Networking & Industrial Wireless. Beyond hardware, Wallys provides custom ODM hardware and software development to help turn your wireless ideas into market-ready products. 📩 Developing your next Wi-Fi 7 product? Let’s build it together!  contact yiyi : sales@wallystech.com #WallysTech #WiFi7 #Qualcomm #MLO #MeshNetworking #WirelessNetworking #IndustrialWireless #EnterpriseWiFi #ODM #HardwareDesign #SoftwareDevelopment #QCN9274 #QCN6274
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