Wireless connectivity for container ports
Cisco Ultra-Reliable Wireless Backhaul for cargo-handling equipment, alongside Wi-Fi 7 for handheld devices.
- My role
- Wireless architect · Delivery with the team
- Context
- Port operations · Industrial mobility
- Project status
- Designed & built
Delivered & designed scope
- Connectedcargo-handling equipment
- Coexistingindustrial backhaul & Wi-Fi
URWB was designed and built with the team. Wi-Fi 7 was designed for handheld devices. No measured roaming or coverage result is claimed.

Inside the work
How I approached it
Separate operational needs
Distinguish equipment connectivity from the handheld-device network.
Design the backhaul
Build the Cisco URWB mesh design for cargo-handling equipment.
Design coexistence
Design the Wi-Fi 7 infrastructure for PDAs alongside the URWB environment.
Structure delivery
Use a methodical design, documentation and implementation process with the team.
Decisions & trade-offs
Architectural reasoning based on the supplied project account.
Match the network to the deviceURWB for machinery; Wi-Fi 7 for PDAs
URWB for machinery; Wi-Fi 7 for PDAs
The machinery and handheld workflows had different operational connectivity requirements.
The trade-off
Coexistence must be designed deliberately rather than treating both as one interchangeable wireless service.
Technologies by purpose
Project connectivity & design
Cisco
Microsoft Visio
- Cisco URWB
- Wi-Fi 7
- Handheld devices
Related RF competencies
Carlos also teaches spectrum analysis and infrastructure assessment. No project-specific survey results are presented here.
- RF spectrum analysis
- Wireless infrastructure assessment
Scope & evidence
About this case
Owner project account, October 22, 2026. Equipment in the illustration is conceptual, not a site inventory.
Carlos on LinkedInProject account
Cisco URWB connectivity was designed and built with the team; Carlos also designed the Wi-Fi 7 infrastructure for handheld devices. Measured roaming, availability and productivity figures have not been supplied.
Owner-reported account. Private client configurations and original architecture documents are not published with this case.