What robot makers publish about Wi-Fi
Which network values each mobile robot maker states in its public documents, counted from the sources in the requirements database.
None of the 9 robots in this database publishes a maximum roam time.
- Published
- Not published
- Not recorded
| Robot | Bands and standards | Minimum signal | Maximum roam time | Fast roaming | Latency or loss limit | Bandwidth per vehicle | Wi-Fi security | Ports | Loss-of-comms behavior | Loss-of-comms timeout |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| AGILOX ONE | Not published | Not published | Not published | Not recorded | Not published | Not recorded | Not published | Not published | Not recorded | Not recorded |
| BALYO REACHY | Published(2) | Not published | Not published | Not recorded | Not published | Not recorded | Published(2) | Not published | Not recorded | Not recorded |
| Boston Dynamics Spot | Published(4) | Not published | Not published | Not recorded | Not published | Not recorded | Not published | Not published | Published(5) | Published(3) |
| MiR1350 | Published(3) | Published(4) | Not published | Published | Published(4) | Published(4) | Published | Published(3) | Not published | Not recorded |
| MiR600 | Published(2) | Published(3) | Not published | Published | Published(2) | Published | Published | Published | Not published | Not recorded |
| OMRON HD-1500 | Published(2) | Published | Not published | Not published | Published | Published | Published | Published(2) | Published(2) | Published |
| OMRON LD series | Published(3) | Published(2) | Not published | Not published | Published(3) | Published(2) | Published(2) | Published(3) | Published(3) | Published |
| OMRON MD series | Published | Published | Not published | Not published | Published | Published | Published | Published(2) | Published(2) | Published |
| OTTO 1500 | Published | Not published | Not published | Not recorded | Not published | Not recorded | Not published | Not published | Not recorded | Not recorded |
| Published by | 8 of 9 | 5 of 9 | 0 of 9 | 2 of 9 | 5 of 9 | 5 of 9 | 6 of 9 | 5 of 9 | 4 of 9 | 4 of 9 |
AGILOX ONE
- Bands and standards
- Not published
- Minimum signal
- Not published
- Maximum roam time
- Not published
- Fast roaming
- Not recorded
- Latency or loss limit
- Not published
- Bandwidth per vehicle
- Not recorded
- Wi-Fi security
- Not published
- Ports
- Not published
- Loss-of-comms behavior
- Not recorded
- Loss-of-comms timeout
- Not recorded
BALYO REACHY
- Bands and standards
- Published(2)
- Minimum signal
- Not published
- Maximum roam time
- Not published
- Fast roaming
- Not recorded
- Latency or loss limit
- Not published
- Bandwidth per vehicle
- Not recorded
- Wi-Fi security
- Published(2)
- Ports
- Not published
- Loss-of-comms behavior
- Not recorded
- Loss-of-comms timeout
- Not recorded
Boston Dynamics Spot
- Bands and standards
- Published(4)
- Minimum signal
- Not published
- Maximum roam time
- Not published
- Fast roaming
- Not recorded
- Latency or loss limit
- Not published
- Bandwidth per vehicle
- Not recorded
- Wi-Fi security
- Not published
- Ports
- Not published
- Loss-of-comms behavior
- Published(5)
- Loss-of-comms timeout
- Published(3)
MiR1350
- Bands and standards
- Published(3)
- Minimum signal
- Published(4)
- Maximum roam time
- Not published
- Fast roaming
- Published
- Latency or loss limit
- Published(4)
- Bandwidth per vehicle
- Published(4)
- Wi-Fi security
- Published
- Ports
- Published(3)
- Loss-of-comms behavior
- Not published
- Loss-of-comms timeout
- Not recorded
MiR600
- Bands and standards
- Published(2)
- Minimum signal
- Published(3)
- Maximum roam time
- Not published
- Fast roaming
- Published
- Latency or loss limit
- Published(2)
- Bandwidth per vehicle
- Published
- Wi-Fi security
- Published
- Ports
- Published
- Loss-of-comms behavior
- Not published
- Loss-of-comms timeout
- Not recorded
OMRON HD-1500
- Bands and standards
- Published(2)
- Minimum signal
- Published
- Maximum roam time
- Not published
- Fast roaming
- Not published
- Latency or loss limit
- Published
- Bandwidth per vehicle
- Published
- Wi-Fi security
- Published
- Ports
- Published(2)
- Loss-of-comms behavior
- Published(2)
- Loss-of-comms timeout
- Published
OMRON LD series
- Bands and standards
- Published(3)
- Minimum signal
- Published(2)
- Maximum roam time
- Not published
- Fast roaming
- Not published
- Latency or loss limit
- Published(3)
- Bandwidth per vehicle
- Published(2)
- Wi-Fi security
- Published(2)
- Ports
- Published(3)
- Loss-of-comms behavior
- Published(3)
- Loss-of-comms timeout
- Published
OMRON MD series
- Bands and standards
- Published
- Minimum signal
- Published
- Maximum roam time
- Not published
- Fast roaming
- Not published
- Latency or loss limit
- Published
- Bandwidth per vehicle
- Published
- Wi-Fi security
- Published
- Ports
- Published(2)
- Loss-of-comms behavior
- Published(2)
- Loss-of-comms timeout
- Published
OTTO 1500
- Bands and standards
- Published
- Minimum signal
- Not published
- Maximum roam time
- Not published
- Fast roaming
- Not recorded
- Latency or loss limit
- Not published
- Bandwidth per vehicle
- Not recorded
- Wi-Fi security
- Not published
- Ports
- Not published
- Loss-of-comms behavior
- Not recorded
- Loss-of-comms timeout
- Not recorded
How this is counted
Each row is a device in the requirements database. Each column is a network value you need before you can design Wi-Fi for that vehicle.
Published means the entry cites at least one public document from the maker that gives a value in that category. The number beside it is how many sourced values back the cell.
Not published means the entry's sources were checked and none of them gives a value, so the database records "Not published by the vendor". A maker may still share the value with customers on request or behind a support login. This index counts public documents only.
Not recorded means the database has no row for that value. That is a gap in this database, not a claim about the maker.
An entry's loss-of-comms record, where it has one, counts toward the two loss-of-comms columns.
The index does not score or rank makers. A published value does not make a better vehicle, and an unpublished one is a question to ask before you buy.
Each entry shows the date its sources were last checked. If a maker publishes a value this index misses, send Ben the document's link on LinkedIn, and the entry is corrected with a dated note.
The values themselves, with their sources, are on each robot's page in the requirements database.
About this page
Built from 30 sources: 30 vendor documents. Researched and drafted with AI assistance, then reviewed and approved by Ben Rutter on . How pages are made
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Ben Rutter. "What robot makers publish about Wi-Fi." OT Wireless, published October 6, 2026, updated October 5, 2026. https://otwireless.com/requirements/what-robot-makers-publish/
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Rutter, B. (2026, October 6). What robot makers publish about Wi-Fi. OT Wireless. https://otwireless.com/requirements/what-robot-makers-publish/
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@misc{rutter2026whatrobotmakerspublish,
author = {Rutter, Ben},
title = {{What robot makers publish about Wi-Fi}},
year = {2026},
howpublished = {\url{https://otwireless.com/requirements/what-robot-makers-publish/}},
organization = {OT Wireless},
}