"Size matters"...what's the point?

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Why is he "eared"?
The presence of two pin antennas makes the case cute, but this is a side effect of the design and implementation of the antenna-feeder complex built into the Rikor USFF 101/01 032. The corresponding module of any system designed for office use must be designed for difficult operating conditions. For radio interfaces, this complexity is due to the need to work in rooms where frequency ranges are in short supply, and the available ones are noisy due to the presence of a large number of devices with radio modules assembled in one room.

In addition, there are many elements in the office singapore company email list that can absorb or reflect signals, which also worsens the conditions for radio interfaces. For example, it is convenient to place a mini-PC on a VESA connector and place it behind the monitor, but it should be remembered that the monitor is not a radio-permeable element, and such an installation will complicate the interaction of the computer with corporate Wi-Fi. To prevent this complication from leading to a drop in the quality of communication - both stability and speed - Rikor engineers used this effective antenna design.

Localization as a competitive advantage
An important advantage of the new products is the maximum localization of production implemented by the company "Rikor". This is important not only for the equipment to receive "register" points, but also for the speed of delivery, wide possibilities for changing configurations, etc.

Localization, according to the vendor's representatives, allows for optimization of the cost of production. This also provides additional flexibility when configuring devices in batches of different sizes - from small to huge. "A full production cycle within the country allows for a reduction in the cost of devices due to savings on logistics and materials, and also sp