Expanding the possibilities of next-generation connectivity with Wi‑Fi HaLow™ — get an early look at the latest devices.
At the Furuno Systems booth in the AHPC area, we will present reference exhibits of Wi‑Fi HaLow™–enabled smartphones, USB-type Wi‑Fi HaLow™ devices for PCs and smartphones, and access points supporting the 850 MHz band planned for standardization in spring 2026. With 850 MHz support, Wi‑Fi HaLow™ enables long-range, high-speed communication and provides practical insights for IoT adoption.
| Booth No | W-1 |
|---|---|
| Address | 3-25-5 Ryogoku, Sumida-ku, Tokyo 130-0026, Japan |
| Phone Number | 0356005111 |
| FAX | 0356005120 |
| Site URL | https://www.furunosystems.co.jp/ |
| Company Video URL | https://www.youtube.com/@furunosystems1984 |
Products / Services
850 MHz‑band access point
Tube-AHM is an outdoor Wi‑Fi HaLow™ access point that supports the 850 MHz frequency band.
It features IP66‑rated waterproof protection and a wide operating temperature range of ‑20 °C to 60 °C, enabling stable communication even in rain, dust, extreme heat, or cold environments.
Designed for long‑range wireless communication, Tube-AHM allows wide‑area connectivity for IP cameras and various sensors. With extended support for the 850 MHz band, it is expected to serve as a reliable communication infrastructure for applications such as infrastructure monitoring and smart city deployments.
Wi-Fi HaLow™ USB Dongle
We will present a reference exhibit of a USB dongle that enables existing PCs, tablets, and smartphones to communicate via Wi‑Fi HaLow™ simply by connecting it via USB. Featuring a driverless, plug-and-play design, the device can be used without any configuration or setup. This compact solution makes long-range, low-power communication easily accessible and supports the real-world deployment of IoT using existing terminals.
Wi‑Fi HaLow™‑Enabled Rugged Smartphone “DuraForce EX2”
DuraForce EX2 is a highly durable smartphone for enterprise use, and the first smartphone to support Wi‑Fi HaLow™.* It enables seamless connectivity even in environments without existing communication infrastructure. In addition to data communication within a Wi‑Fi HaLow™ network,*² the device comes standard with a communication application that supports functions such as device‑to‑device chat.*²
The combination of Wi‑Fi HaLow™ and DuraForce EX2 strongly accelerates on‑site DX across a wide range of industries and significantly expands business possibilities.
* As of March 2026, according to Kyocera research
*² Data traffic is limited to within a 10% duty cycle in accordance with the Wi‑Fi HaLow™ standard
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