Receive-only. Authorized access. Industrial focus.

Hear the operation when the radio is out of reach.

Facility Radio is developing controlled browser listening for authorized facility radio channels. Keep the radio system your team already uses. Give approved personnel another way to stay aware.

In product validation for U.S. industrial facilities

PROVEN IN THE TECHNICAL PROTOTYPE

Simultaneous reception and private browser streaming of two nearby analog UHF channels on a compact ARM64 appliance.

Now moving from technical proof to a controlled, repeatable managed product.

01 / THE GAP

Radio awareness should not stop at the edge of RF coverage.

Supervisors, maintenance leaders, and off-site support staff may need operational context when they are away from a handheld or outside the building. A full dispatch platform can be more system than the job requires. An informal scanner stream lacks the controls an industrial operation deserves.

Facility Radio is focused on the narrower need: private, managed listening for people the facility has approved.

02 / HOW IT WORKS

Keep the radios. Add controlled browser access.

The intended product is configured only for channels approved during site qualification, is designed to send encrypted outbound feeds, and will require approved users to sign in.

  1. 01

    Qualify the site

    Confirm documented authority, identify communications and privacy obligations for professional review, and assess radio mode, channel spacing, RF conditions, network ownership, and intended users.

  2. 02

    Install the receiver path

    A supported receiver and appliance are configured for the approved channels. The existing radio system stays in place.

  3. 03

    Connect approved listeners

    The product is being designed to provide individual, revocable access to assigned sites and channels. Public listener links are not part of the service.

  4. 04

    Monitor the service

    Health, connectivity, updates, and recovery become part of an operating process rather than a collection of radio utilities.

03 / DEPLOYMENT PATHS

One service. Two ways to put it on site.

Planned offers under validation

Facility Radio Connect — proposed

For technical teams and qualified integrators.

The customer installs supported components from a narrow compatibility list. The planned service includes guided provisioning, controlled service access, updates, health monitoring, and documentation.

Installation
Customer or integrator
Hardware
Validated components only
Best fit
Teams comfortable with RF, Linux, and site networking

Facility Radio Managed — proposed

For facilities that want a complete outcome.

Facility Radio or an approved partner handles discovery, hardware selection, provisioning, installation, acceptance, monitoring, support, and lifecycle planning.

Installation
Managed delivery
Hardware
Matched to the approved channel plan
Best fit
Operations that want one accountable service owner

04 / PRODUCT BOUNDARIES

Private operational access, not a public scanner feed.

Industrial radio traffic can expose employee, safety, security, and production information. The service is being designed around explicit authorization and controlled access.

  • 01
    Receive-only

    No transmit or push-to-talk in version one.

  • 02
    Documented authority and review

    Deployment requires documented customer authority for each channel plus review of applicable communications, privacy, employee-monitoring, and retention obligations.

  • 03
    Private listeners

    Individual, revocable access. No public listener URLs.

  • 04
    No recording during validation

    The validation-stage service does not offer recording. Any future consideration requires separate policy, authorization, retention, and professional review.

  • 05
    Not primary communications

    The service supplements existing radios and emergency procedures. It does not replace them.

05 / EARLY FIT

Built first for straightforward industrial radio environments.

Initial discovery is focused on U.S. manufacturing, warehousing, food and beverage, packaging, distribution, and private industrial campuses using conventional analog business-band channels.

Digital, trunked, encrypted, shared, healthcare, public-safety, and life-safety systems are outside the first-release scope unless later technical and professional review supports them.

06 / COMMON QUESTIONS

What Facility Radio is—and is not.

Is Facility Radio available for purchase today?

The product is in validation. We are speaking with qualified industrial operators and integrators about the problem, deployment requirements, and a future paid design partnership.

Does it replace our handheld or base radios?

No. Facility Radio is intended to supplement the existing radio system with receive-only browser access for approved users.

Can listeners transmit?

No. Transmit and push-to-talk are outside version one.

Will it work with every radio system?

No. The initial focus is a narrow set of supported receiver and conventional analog business-radio configurations. Every site must be qualified before a commitment is made.

Does the service record radio traffic?

No. Recording is not offered in the validation-stage service. Any future consideration requires separate professional review and an approved authorization, privacy, retention, access, and deletion policy.

START A CONVERSATION

Help shape a practical radio-listening service for industrial work.

If you operate an authorized business-radio system, support industrial facilities, or integrate radio and controls systems, we would like to understand how your team handles remote listening today.

Email hello@facilityradio.com