What are Mid-Range Proprietary & Mesh Networks?

Mid-Range Proprietary & Mesh Networks are customized wireless networking solutions designed for medium-range IoT and M2M applications where standard protocols may not deliver the required flexibility or performance. Unlike traditional point-to-point architectures, mesh networks distribute connectivity across multiple nodes, allowing devices to relay data through each other. This decentralized structure improves network reliability, fault tolerance, and scalability—critical in industrial automation, smart building systems, and environmental monitoring.

When paired with RFID technology, these networks enable precise identification, authentication, and movement tracking of assets in complex operational environments. BLE integration complements this by facilitating low-power, short-to-mid-range communications for mobile devices, sensors, and wearables. Together, RFID and BLE enhance visibility, efficiency, and control within proprietary and mesh infrastructures.

GAO RFID Inc., headquartered in New York City and Toronto, Canada, leverages its expertise as one of the world’s top 10 suppliers of RFID and BLE to provide tailored Mid-Range Proprietary & Mesh Network solutions. With significant investment in R&D, stringent quality assurance, and expert remote or onsite support, GAO RFID ensures that organizations—including Fortune 500 companies, government agencies, research universities, and advanced R&D firms across the U.S. and Canada—gain robust and future-ready communication frameworks. Our solutions are engineered to integrate seamlessly into complex IoT ecosystems, enabling enterprises to streamline operations and enhance data-driven decision-making.

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International Standards for Compliance

Mid-Range Proprietary & Mesh Networks operate within a global framework of interoperability, performance, and safety standards. To ensure reliability and international acceptance, compliance with the following standards is important:

• IEEE 802.15.4 – Standard for Low-Rate Wireless Personal Area Networks (LR-WPANs).
• IEEE 802.11ah (Wi-Fi HaLow) – Standard for long-range, low-power wireless communication.
• ETSI EN 300 328 – Wideband data transmission systems operating in the 2.4 GHz ISM band.
• ISO/IEC 24730 – Standards for real-time locating systems (RTLS) using wireless technology.
• ITU-T Y.2060 – Overview of the Internet of Things.

U.S. and Canadian Regulations for Compliance

To ensure lawful operation and market acceptance, Mid-Range Proprietary & Mesh Networks must meet regulatory requirements in both the United States and Canada:

• FCC Part 15 (U.S.) – Governs unlicensed radio frequency devices operating in the ISM bands.
• FCC Part 90 (U.S.) – Private land mobile radio services applicable to industrial and enterprise communications.
• ISED RSS-210 (Canada) – Requirements for license-exempt radio apparatus.
• ISED RSS-247 (Canada) – Digital transmission systems and license-exempt local area network devices.

Applications of Mid-Range Proprietary & Mesh Networks

• Smart Manufacturing – Machine-to-machine communication for predictive maintenance and automation.
• Logistics & Supply Chain – Asset tracking with RFID and BLE over warehouse and yard operations.
• Healthcare Systems – Patient monitoring, equipment tracking, and secure data transfer.
• Smart Buildings & Infrastructure – Energy management, access control, and environmental monitoring.
• Transportation & Mobility – Fleet management, intelligent traffic systems, and safety monitoring.
• Utilities & Energy – Monitoring grid assets and supporting smart metering solutions.
• Research & Academia – Experimental platforms for IoT and next-gen M2M studies.

GAO RFID Inc., headquartered in New York City and Toronto, Canada, helps organizations in these sectors integrate RFID and BLE with proprietary mesh networks to achieve scalable IoT/M2M deployments. With extensive R&D investment, rigorous quality assurance, and expert technical support, we ensure dependable and future-proof solutions for our customers in the U.S. and Canada, including Fortune 500 enterprises, universities, and government agencies.

GAO Case Studies

• Dallas, Texas – Deployed a mesh-enabled RFID system in a logistics facility to streamline asset visibility and reduce operational downtime.
• Chicago, Illinois – Implemented a mid-range proprietary network integrated with BLE for real-time patient tracking in a large hospital.
• San Jose, California – Assisted a tech-focused R&D center with custom IoT mesh infrastructure for advanced product testing.
• Atlanta, Georgia – Supported a smart building project with mesh-based RFID access control and energy optimization.
• Boston, Massachusetts – Delivered a research institution a proprietary IoT network for experimental data collection and analysis.
• Detroit, Michigan – Enhanced fleet management operations with mesh-enabled RFID and BLE connectivity for vehicle tracking.
• Seattle, Washington – Partnered with a government agency to install secure mesh IoT communications for emergency response systems.
• Newark, New Jersey – Deployed mid-range mesh networking in a university campus for monitoring scientific equipment and resources.
• Toronto, Ontario – Installed a proprietary mesh and RFID solution for a large industrial facility, improving asset tracking and operational efficiency.