Hello!
Our company has been building baby monitors for many years, and one of the most requested improvements is greater connection range. With that in mind, we’re starting a new iteration of our monitors. Today, the camera connects to the monitor over a custom 2.4 GHz protocol; we’d like to replace this with Wi-Fi HaLow (IEEE 802.11ah).
On the camera side, configuration looks straightforward. The challenge is on the monitor side: we want the monitor to be an Android tablet acting as the HaLow access point, with multiple camera STAs streaming WebRTC video (720p at 20–30 fps).
I’m trying to find either:
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An off-the-shelf Android tablet (industrial OK) that already integrates Wi-Fi HaLow, or
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A custom AOSP/BSP known to work with HaLow (cfg80211/nl80211 + hostapd/wpa_supplicant S1G/WPA3-SAE), ideally with Morse Micro (MM6108/MM8108, morse_driver) or Newracom (NRC7292/7394).
Nice-to-haves / constraints
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SoC: We already ship Unisoc T618 tablets, so reusing that BSP would be great; open to other alternatives if there’s a proven path.
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Bus: Prefer SDIO, USB is fine if it shortens bring-up.
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Region: Chile (902–928 MHz; 8 MHz channels preferred). May add EU 863–868 later.
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Mode: AP on tablet, multiple STAs (cameras).
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Artifacts: Kernel driver branch/tag, firmware + BCF placement, DT examples, hostapd config, SELinux/init snippets.
If you’ve seen a tablet SKU with HaLow built-in, have ODM/OEM contacts that can integrate it, or can point me to a public/under-NDA AOSP reference, I’d really appreciate it.
Thanks!