WYTEC INTERNATIONAL, INC.

Wytec designs and develops wide area networks (WANs) to support 5G network deployments for various Internet of Things (IoT) solutions across the United States. The company holds a patent, number 9,807,032, granted in December 2017 by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO), for its small cell technology called the "LPN-16." This technology, described as an "Upgradeable, High Data Transfer Speed, Multichannel Transmission System" (UHTMTS), is designed to transmit both Wi-Fi and cellular signals from approximately 30 feet high and can be installed on utility poles or building rooftops. The LPN-16 device includes micro radios, software, and network connectors for cable or other wireless connections. In addition to developing the LPN-16, Wytec generates revenue through an in-building cellular solution called "CelFi," under an agreement with Nextivity, Inc. In October 2019, Wytec won a Request for Proposal (RFP) from the Laredo Independent School District (ISD) in Laredo, Texas, to provide in-building cellular enhancement solutions. This "Laredo Contract" involved deploying the Nextivity Cel-Fi solution to 42 buildings within the Laredo ISD, generating over $1 million in installation revenue. Wytec continues to receive revenue from a long-term renewable maintenance agreement for this project. Following the Laredo Contract's success, Wytec was recommended to Highland Park ISD in Amarillo, Texas, and Round Rock ISD in Austin, Texas, for similar in-building cellular solutions using the Cel-Fi product. Other Cel-Fi installations include the Johnson Space Center in Houston, Texas, the 62-story Fountain Place commercial high-rise in Dallas, Texas, and the 1,080-restaurant chain Whataburger.