When a wireless network is a production line dependency, the cost of "close enough" is measured in shifts.
Modern plants live or die on the network. AGVs miss their handshakes and they stop. Andon doesn't reach the line supervisor and a defect propagates. A torque tool drops uplink and a chassis goes out with no record of who tightened what. The work has gotten more wireless faster than most plant networks were designed to handle.
We design networks that match production-floor physics, not office assumptions. That usually means private cellular for the mobile assets, Wi-Fi for the people, and a deliberate separation between the two so neither carries load it isn't suited for. We design against your line takt and reliability targets — not generic 'four bars everywhere' goals.
A wireless assessment from DigiLux puts measured RF, an operations brief, and a vendor-neutral design on the table — usually in under five weeks.