Field reports

Real Networks. Real Numbers. Real Consequences.

Most wireless content explains the standard. These reports document what happened when the standard met sand, speedways, cruise ships, and cities, the deployments I designed, with the numbers to prove it.

One year in the field

The 2025 season

Seven major deployments, four states, one discipline: the show must go on, and it rides on RF.

February

World Surf League, Pipe Pro

Banzai Pipeline, North Shore, O'ahu, Real-time judging and broadcast at the sport's most dangerous wave.

May

Coca-Cola 600

Charlotte Motor Speedway, NC, NASCAR's longest night, 600 miles of racing with a speedway full of fans.

June

World Surf League, Trestles Pro

Lower Trestles, San Clemente, CA, Competition connectivity at the 2028 Olympic surf venue, a trail-access beach with zero fixed infrastructure.

July, August

World Surf League, US Open of Surfing

Huntington Beach, CA, The world's largest surf competition: 400,000+ estimated visitors, PCI-segmented POS, live scoring.

October

Palm Tree Music Festival

Santa Barbara Polo Fields, Montecito, CA, Sold-out festival headlined by John Mayer and Kygo, vendors, artist media, and thousands of fans on outdoor multi-gig Wi-Fi. Full report coming.

November

SocialFest 2025

South Texas, Community-scale event production and connectivity. Full report coming.

December

Amazon re:Invent, Five Guys

Las Vegas, NV, The largest Five Guys in North America, running six POS lanes, four kiosks, and six menu boards through re:Invent week. Full report coming.

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