Edgewater Wireless Systems Inc. develops and commercializes technologies and intellectual property for the wireless communications market in North America. The company provides Wi-Fi spectrum slicing solutions, dual channel Wi-Fi, broadcast Wi-Fi, and 5G handoff authentication products; access point routers and channel association solutions; and PowerZoning, a channel power control product for multi-channel single radio Wi-Fi networks. It offers spectral surveillance architecture. The company was formerly known as KIK Polymers Inc. and changed its name to Edgewater Wireless Systems Inc. in January 2012. Edgewater Wireless Systems Inc. was incorporated in 1980 and is headquartered in Kanata, Canada.
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