UPDATE:
Vision Casting
We, like our subsidiary Aradatum, are proud to cast the vision of providing "access absolutely anywhere". What does a self-powered telecommunications cell site look like? Where do you place them?
Aradatum was created to go places that other infrastructure can't, and it looks something like what you see below! We wanted to take a minute to cast various aspects of the vision in words and in pictures on how Aradatum can shake the landscape on how people are connected, anywhere they may be.
Aradatum was developed to bring communication and connectivity to those places where access to power is either difficult or non-existent. We asked the question “how can we make the unaccessible accessible?” and looked at possible solutions.
We didn’t go with balloons, drones, or satellites. We created the next generation macro tower...a self-powered tower that could go places that other towers can’t. How would we go about connecting the African continent, for example? Building power plants is impractical.
Cell phones are an important part of communication in Africa. In addition to communication, the cell phone is becoming the go-to tool for banking and commerce in Africa. How do we expand that reach economically and without destroying the landscape and geography? Simple - Aradatum.
Aradatum was created to fill the specific niche of giving tech pioneers the additional help of bringing broadband, communication, and connectivity to those “hard-to-reach-places” - places like Vinalhaven and Peaks Island, ME for example, islands with year round populations but having locations where building a standard base site isn’t practical or cost effective. These are areas where people need and want connectivity, and we can help you turn them into paying customers. Our self-powered towers are designed to go absolutely anywhere. We’re a new-tech physical infrastructure company with disruptive thinking related to macro-towers and we’re here to help solve this very real problem. Densification done right!
Aradatum's self-powered physical infrastructure is designed to "enable the remedy"; both for broadband and mobility. Because our power solutions are scalable we can focus the specific amount of direct 3-phase power to fuel the power needs of carriers, edge computing applications, and EV charging stations. Municipalities can pull both technologies into their sphere with the same self-powered towers saving significantly on construction and first costs; placed for the delivery of broadband while simultaneously powering mobility.
One tower on a hill, enabling digital and mobile connectivity.
A few weeks back, so very many people were discussing the fact that Texas was having an issue with their wind turbines freezing and unable to produce power.
Aradatum uses a vertical access wind turbine built into its tower. This technology is different than the horizontal access turbines (the "propeller" kind that you see on wind farms) - our blades are made of carbon fiber and are hydraulically raised and lowered allowing us to open and close the blades as needed.
Because we can do this, if ice was to form on the blades, we can do what we call a "rubber-band snap" with the blades, cracking the ice and allowing the blades to spin. It works just like it sounds. Snow and freezing temperatures are not an issue for our tower.
Lastly, if you haven't seen it, please take 90-seconds to view our company overview video.
5G has the power to change the world—but even the most innovative ideas can only reach as far as their signals will go. Aradatum is a wireless tech company that dares to go where others don’t. Our self-powered towers give wireless pioneers access to anywhere.
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