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Luceor is the leading provider
of WiMESH™ high-flexibility
outdoor wireless networks

Luceor’s fully distributed solutions, performs under the most demanding circumstances in open, dense or changing environments. System deployments can be fixed or mobile, permanent or temporary, for periods of years, days or just hours.

Luceor systems are valued for their autonomy, fault tolerance, mobility, rapid implementation by non-technical personnel, and capabilities to integrate seamlessly with existing IT infrastructure.

Luceor systems are deployed for critical outdoor networking applications that cannot be served by traditional wired or wireless technologies. Example applications include:

  • Homeland Security
  • Linking outdoor equipment to ERP and control systems
  • Surveillance of public and private areas for safety and security
  • Temporary networks for major events, motorcades, convoys, and emergency response to natural disasters or civil unrest
  • Transportation system control and surveillance (trains, trams, buses, etc.)
Luceor Fast Facts

Founded in 2005
Privately held: Investors include Orkos Capital and 3T Capital
Headquarters: Issy les Moulineaux (92), France

 

Technology
  • Pioneered commercial usage of OLSR mesh protocol developed by INRIA HIPERCOM standardized by IETF
  • Partnered with INFRES, TELECOM Paris Laboratory in WiMESH technology development

History

2005: Winner of the National Competition of the French Ministry of Research

2005: Winner of the Springboard Enterprises Senate Award

2007: First prototype of temporary network

2009: First commercial deployment

2009: First prototype of permanent network with mobility capabilities

2011: Launched fully autonomous standalone WiMESH solution for rapidly deployed temporary networks and resilient fixed infrastructures

2011: French Ministry of Interior standardizes on Luceor WiMESH networks for RAID and CRS units
2012: Deployment of a 150 nodes fully meshed network, with fast mobility, in the biggest French harbour.