The field cell, estimated from its own counters

Field radio. What breaks first.

SCADA polls, alarm bursts, crew push-to-talk and video share one narrow field cell. Headroom estimates the hidden load per class from the counters the network already exports, with an interval, then says which class breaks first and at what load. 450 MHz, private LTE/5G, fibre-fed, satellite-backhauled.

The family

Seven products. One engine.

How they fit together

Count. Break. Plan.

Count

What the counters say, turned into load per class with an interval.

Load · Budget

Break

Where the mix fails under load, outage and reconnection.

Break · Poll · Storm · Carrier

Plan

Poll intervals, class policy and site count, as proposals.

Jam
The engine

Constrained moving-horizon estimation of per-class load from aggregate counters, on a stochastic uplink and downlink scheduler

Wavepin and Holdover need telemetry. Headroom says whether the field network carries it, at what poll rate, through which outage.

41 %hidden-load error per class, where identifiable
71 %of true loads inside the 90 % interval
75 %first breaking class right
54 %of breaking surge cells where arithmetic names the wrong class

Tournament t001, 1500 held-out simulated field cells on five carriers (450 MHz 25 RB, private LTE, private 5G, satellite-backhauled; 15 RB held out). The bar and the result are on the proof page. All the numbers →

The film

The whole story in 80 seconds

Where it fits

Built for the assets you run

Onshore oilfields

Private 450 MHz, hundreds of RTUs.

Gathering systems

Polls and alarm bursts on one cell.

Offshore platforms

Private LTE/5G, satellite backhaul.

Pipeline right-of-way

Telemetry along the corridor.

Shared networks

Utility-grade slices per tenant.

The rest of the harness

Same engine, other assets.

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