Mobility

Mobility

Handover failures, ping-pong and coverage gaps located along trains and highways, with the neighbour and threshold changes that fix them.

Results

99.9%

Handover success on a new C-band rollout.

Per route

Failures located along each train line and highway.

Video recap

At a glance

For

RAN optimization teams

Replaces

Drive tests and train-ride measurement campaigns along corridors

Data used

Geolocated call traces, PM counters, neighbour relations and handover parameters

Runs on

Your cloud or on-prem, every major vendor, 2G to 5G

The problem

Users on trains and highways cross many cells in a few minutes. A missing neighbour or a wrong threshold drops their calls, and the problem moves with them.

Measuring a route means a drive test or a train ride, so most corridors are checked rarely and fixed late.

what an engineer can ask:

Where along the Madrid–Valencia high-speed line do calls drop, and which neighbour changes would fix it?

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what comes back:

The segments of the line with handover failures and drops, the cells involved and the neighbour or threshold change proposed for each.

Frequently asked questions

Does it need a drive test along the route?

No. Failures are located from the traces of the users travelling on it, so routes are measured without field campaigns.

Which vendors and technologies does it support?

All major vendors and technologies, from 2G to 5G. The data from every vendor in your network is brought into one model before the agents work on it.

Does the platform change anything on the network by itself?

No. The agents locate and propose. Your engineers decide, and changes go through your own systems.

Where has it been used?

With Moldtelecom, where handover success reached 99.9% on a new C-band rollout.

“O2 climbed one position in independent rankings after deploying our anomaly detection and root cause analysis engines.”

Find where your calls drop on the move.

Bring one train line or highway. We run the agents on your data and show you the segments that fail and the fix.