Company
The vendors we build with, and how to partner with us
We are not tied to one manufacturer. We select from the vendors below based on the site, the spectrum available, and who will run the system day to day, then take responsibility for the whole thing working together.
The vendors behind our deployments
Grouped by where they sit in the stack. Being multi-vendor is the point: it is what lets us specify the right equipment for a site instead of the equipment we are obliged to sell.
AMR & pallet transport
Agilox (opens in a new tab)Self-organising pallet movers.
Peer (opens in a new tab)Autonomous mobile robots for material flow.
SeerRobotics control and navigation systems.
Core network & RAN
Nokia (opens in a new tab)Carrier-grade private wireless at industrial scale.
Ericsson (opens in a new tab)Enterprise private 5G with carrier heritage.
Samsung (opens in a new tab)Private network infrastructure and rugged devices.
Systems of record
SAP (opens in a new tab)Enterprise WMS and ERP integration.
Manhattan Associates (opens in a new tab)Supply chain and warehouse management.
Blue Yonder (opens in a new tab)Supply chain execution and planning.
Communications platform
Streamwide (opens in a new tab)The business-critical communications platform.
Rugged handsets
Sonim (opens in a new tab)Ultra-rugged handsets built for the field.
RugGearRugged smartphones for industrial teams.
Enterprise platforms
Celona (opens in a new tab)Enterprise-simple private cellular on CBRS.
GXCPrivate 5G with integrated edge compute.
Heavy towing & yard
ATI MotorsHeavy autonomous tuggers for indoor and outdoor duty.
Cyngn (opens in a new tab)Autonomous driving software for industrial vehicles.
CardinalAutonomous handling for heavy industrial loads.
Hazardous area devices
Pepperl+Fuchs (opens in a new tab)Intrinsically safe devices for hazardous areas.
Industrial arms & pickers
Fanuc (opens in a new tab)Industrial robotic arms at global scale.
Yaskawa (opens in a new tab)Motion control and industrial robotics.
Network & connectivity
ARK Multicasting
Aviat (opens in a new tab)
BLINQ
Baicells (opens in a new tab)
Cisco (opens in a new tab)
Fortinet (opens in a new tab)
Pente
TelsaSoft
Software, cloud & platforms
Devices & field communications
Green-Go Communication
Harman (opens in a new tab)
Synch
Sensing & intelligence
Associations
Where we participate in the standards
Membership rather than a commercial relationship, listed separately for that reason.
A3
Association for Advancing Automation.
ATSC
The standards body for broadcast transmission, including datacasting.
OnGo Alliance
The industry body behind CBRS shared spectrum in the US.
SHLB
Schools, Health & Libraries Broadband Coalition.
WISPA
The association for wireless internet service providers.
Why partner with Trilogy NextGen
We cover the layers most partners would rather not
Our stack spans integration software and AI, robotics, private networks and business-critical communications. That makes Trilogy NextGen a complement to hardware makers, integrators and industry specialists, rather than a competitor for the same scope.
Technology integration
You make the hardware or the platform. We deploy it into live operations, integrate it with what is already on site, and support the result.
Joint delivery
You hold the customer relationship and the scope. We supply the software, robotics or network layer that completes it, under your brand or ours.
Channel
You sell into a market we do not reach. We build and run what you sell, with the delivery bench to back it.
Looking for what we deploy rather than how to partner? See the full capability set.
Let us explore how we work together
Tell us what you build or who you sell to, and where a software, robotics or network layer would complete the picture.