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TELENCO and PROSE Technologies are combining their expertise to offer cutting-edge solutions and improve indoor network coverage using aDAS (Active Distributed Antenna System) technology
TELENCO is a recognised player in the supply of equipment and the engineering of solutions for the optimisation of mobile networks, particularly in complex environments. For its part, PROSE Technologies excels in the conception of telecoms technologies with a focus on solutions for indoor connectivity. By joining forces, these two experts are bringing a global and innovative approach to indoor mobile networks.
Expectations in terms of connectivity are increasingly high, particularly in offices, shopping centres, hospitals and airports. Modern infrastructures, often made of materials that block mobile signals, make coverage difficult. Faced with this challenge, it is essential to adopt advanced solutions to guarantee fluid, high-performance connectivity.
aDAS is an innovative solution for efficiently distributing mobile signals inside buildings via a network of active antennas. Unlike traditional passive systems, aDAS incorporates active amplifiers and devices, offering a number of key advantages:
The combination of TELENCO and PROSE Technologies is a great opportunity to improve indoor connectivity. By pooling their expertise, the two companies are developing network solutions tailored to current and evolving needs. This collaboration is helping to improve mobile networks, with the aim of offering more effective connectivity to users and businesses.
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In a world where connectivity is essential, ensuring high-performance network coverage indoors is a real challenge. Building materials such as concrete or metal weaken the signal, impacting the quality of mobile communications.
