MaxStream MaxStream's RS-232/485 RF Modems and USB RF Modems send and receive signals up to ¼ mile in an urban environment (through buildings, etc.) and up to 20 miles line-of-sight with high-gain antennas. The company's focus on providing high-performance, low cost solutions has MaxStream products competing with others costing hundreds of dollars more.
Broad market reach
MaxStream products can be found in a broad range of high-tech and cost-saving applications, including military reconnaissance robots used in the caves of Tora Bora, Afghanistan, remote weather stations found at Ground Zero in New York City, trucks and other vehicles providing data for fleet management, home utility meters for automatic meter reading, lighting and irrigation control systems, vending machines, wireless keyboards, electronic displays, point-of-sale terminals, dataloggers and a host of other applications. These applications have fulfilled the needs of government agencies and Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEM\'s) worldwide.
MaxStream has positioned itself as the most visible of names in its market. Of particular importance is MaxStream\'s website (www.maxstream.net), which offers one of the most comprehensive product and radio frequency information sources of its kind.
MaxStream is a member of Ray Noorda's (former CEO of Novell) Canopy Group of companies, receiving a minority position investment during 2001. This round of funding was especially significant as it occurred during a national recession when only the most capable of companies received investment capital.
Awards & accolades
MaxStream and its products have been featured in cover stories and special reports of magazines read throughout the world. Magazines, both local and national, have given awards recognizing MaxStream as a product and technology leader.
Growing industry
MaxStream looks optimistically to the future as the design of wireless connectivity within new products gains momentum and stability throughout many growing industries worldwide.
http://www.maxstream.net
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