Ignition Design Labs builds carrier-grade convergent Wi-Fi and 4G/5G access — and the software that turns it into a service.
We integrate Wi-Fi into the operator core as a first-class radio access technology, virtualize the edge so the gateway can leave the customer premises, and put an AI operations layer over both. The result is a network an operator can sell as a service rather than maintain as an asset.
Headquartered in Silicon Valley, with R&D in Taiwan. More about IDL →
Start from the network you run
The same platform answers four very different problems. Pick the one that sounds like your week.
Your hardware should not decide your architecture
Most vendors make a customer answer two questions at procurement — which control plane, and whose software — then charge them in hardware when either answer changes. On an IDL access point, both stay open.
The same access point attaches to an integrated miniAC, a services gateway, a carrier multi-service gateway or a cloud controller — and moves between them without a different build, a different SKU or a different operations model.
Explore the platform →NewOpenWiFi · Dual-Image APThe same hardware ships with either IDL's own carrier-grade firmware or a TIP OpenWiFi image. For service providers, the open-versus-proprietary decision becomes a firmware operation instead of a procurement bet.
See the dual-image option →One supplier, the whole access network Access points, switches, gateways, controllers, routers, cloud management and the app — on Wi-Fi 5, Wi-Fi 6 and Wi-Fi 7
Nothing here is sourced from somebody else's roadmap, so the pieces are designed to be deployed together. See all products →
X-Portal Parenting moved onto the network
A Wi-Fi 7 family router with parental controls built into the network itself — screen time, app and site categories, a profile per child. Whole-home mesh so the family never wants to unplug it, and white-label for operators who want to sell it. Explore X-Portal →