Wireless for physical AI.
Robots, AMRs, and autonomous equipment need a wireless layer built for machines, not phones. Clewir combines an ultra-reliable industrial WiFi 8 access point, multi-protocol IoT radios, sensor-fusion RTLS, and a private network over public 4G/5G into one system — running an open stack, on-prem or in the cloud, with AI agents built in.
Physical AI — the machines that move through and act on the real world — can't run on best-effort office Wi-Fi, and can't lose connectivity the moment it steps outside. It needs deterministic coverage indoors and out, precise location, and a software stack that can reason about what's happening across all of it. That's the layer we're building.
What's in the system
SYSTEM OVERVIEWWiFi 8 industrial access point
Ultra-reliable, low-latency connectivity engineered for deterministic performance on the factory floor — built for machine traffic, not best-effort office use.
Multi-protocol wireless
WiFi 8 alongside UWB, BLE, and other IoT wireless standards in a single unit, so every device class connects without a separate overlay network.
Sensor-fusion location
Radio, inertial, and vision data combined into a single real-time location fix — accurate enough to support autonomous navigation, not just asset tracking.
Open stack, native AI agents
An open software stack you can run on-prem or in the cloud, with AI agents built in to monitor, reason about, and act on what's moving through your space.
Private network over public LTE/5G
Multi-carrier SIM/eSIM cellular connectivity backed by private core network — assign devices a local IP, route traffic exactly how you want, and layer IPsec or WireGuard tunnels on top. Built for outdoor and large-area coverage where fixed infrastructure doesn't reach.
Deploy where it makes sense
ON-PREM / CLOUDOn-prem
Runs entirely inside your facility. Data, inference, and control stay local — no dependency on an outside network to keep operating.
Cloud
Centralized management and fleet-wide visibility across sites, with the same open stack and the same AI agents underneath.
We're building this now.
If you're working on robotics, autonomous equipment, or industrial automation and want to talk early access or integration, we'd like to hear from you.