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Coming soonHermes Link
Self-healing mesh networking built on Rajant Kinetic Mesh, for underground and obstructed sites where cellular and satellite fall short.
Key specs
- Network
- Rajant Kinetic Mesh
- Nodes
- Rajant Peregrine
- Node install
- About 5 minutes
- Topology
- Self-healing mesh
A mesh that heals itself
Hermes Link connects your equipment through a self-healing mesh. If a node drops, traffic reroutes, so machines stay connected where cellular and satellite cannot reach.
- Heavy equipment connectivity through a self-healing mesh network
- Works in challenging environments where traditional connectivity solutions may fail
- Ruggedized, stable and ready for all jobsite surprises
- Highly scalable to accommodate jobsite growth
- Optimized for low latency and high reliability
- Easy to deploy and manage
What’s included
- Rajant Peregrine nodes, sized to your site
- Integration with your equipment and (above ground) Titan Link
Node count depends on site layout. Tell us about your site and we will size it.
Compatibility
| Platform | Status |
|---|---|
| Trimble Earthworks and WorksManager | Planned |
| CAT GRADE and VisionLink | Planned |
| Other machine control and telematics platforms | Ask us |
Frequently asked questions
How does it work underground?
Nodes form a mesh along the work. Each node relays traffic, so coverage extends as you add nodes and does not depend on a sky view.
How long does installation take?
About five minutes per Rajant Peregrine node.
Can it connect back to the internet?
Yes. Hermes Link pairs with Titan Link at the surface to provide the uplink.
What happens if a node fails?
The mesh is self-healing. Traffic reroutes around the failed node.
Which platforms does it work with?
See the compatibility table above, or ask us about other platforms.
Get early access to Hermes Link.
Tell us about your site and we will add you to the early-access list.
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