Introduction

In the era of ever-evolving mobile technologies and 24/7 connectivity expectations, ensuring optimal network performance is critical. We specialize in RF Drive Testing, Post Processing, and Network Optimization Services that empower telecom operators to deliver high-quality voice and data services.

Our services are aligned with the latest mobile network standards, covering 2G, 3G, 4G LTE, VoLTE, and 5G NR technologies. With cutting-edge tools, experienced RF engineers, and proven methodologies, we help operators identify coverage gaps, network anomalies, and performance bottlenecks — and provide actionable insights for continuous improvement.

What is RF Drive Testing & Optimization?

RF Drive Testing involves collecting radio frequency (RF) signal data by physically driving through a network’s coverage area to assess signal strength, quality, interference, and handover success.
Post Processing refers to analyzing this raw data to generate insights, reports, and KPIs.
Network Optimization includes tuning and reconfiguring network parameters to improve user experience, capacity, and quality of service (QoS).

Together, these processes ensure networks are robust, efficient, and ready for growing demand.

Our Services Overview

1. RF Drive Testing

• Static and dynamic (route-based) drive testing

• Cluster drive tests for specific problem areas

• Bench marking tests between multiple operators

• Indoor RF surveys for malls, stadiums, airports, and buildings

• Pre-launch, post-launch, and periodic network checks

2. Walk Test & Indoor Survey

• Indoor RF signal scanning using TEMS Pocket, Nemo Handy

• Layer-wise floor analysis for signal leakage, dead zones

• Wi-Fi + LTE/5G indoor coverage heat maps

• High-rise & basement signal penetration assessment

3. Post Processing & Analysis

• Processing of log files using TEMS Discovery, Actix, QXDM, etc.

• KPI generation: RxLev, RSRP, RSRQ, SINR, CQI, MOS, BLER

• Handover success/failure analysis

• Call setup success rate (CSSR), drop call ratio (DCR)

• PCI, Cell ID, EC/NO, and interference correlation.