YUNGO is a European network engineering company. They cover the full telecom project lifecycle for fixed networks, with FTTx and FTTH design at the centre, next to energy network planning and BIM services. With a team of over 90 engineers, they have designed networks for more than a million homes passed across Europe and the USA.
Network documentation is only as good as the field data underneath it. That is where the YUNGO marXact connection comes in: survey data from the trench flows through the UNI-Cloud API, in real time and centimetre-accurate, into the documentation workflows YUNGO runs for its clients.
How the YUNGO marXact connection works
A field crew measures the fibre route with a marXact GNSS receiver, for example the UNI-GR2, while the trench is open: ducts, handholes, joints and crossings, each with a centimetre-accurate RTK position. The measurements sync to UNI-Cloud, and through the real-time API the data is available to the engineering side the moment it is captured.
For a network design and documentation firm, that changes the rhythm of a rollout. As-built processing does not wait for a weekly export; the engineers work with today’s trench, today.
Why this matters in FTTx
Fibre rollouts run on pace, and documentation is usually what lags. When the as-built record is reconstructed weeks after the sand went back in, errors creep in and the network operator inherits a map that needs fixing. When every metre of duct is measured before backfill and lands straight in the documentation pipeline, the map is finished when the build is.
That is the same principle behind our other fibre integrations, such as Speer IT Cocon en UNI-Cloud: capture the position once, in the field, and let the data flow to the system where it belongs.
Van start gaan
The building blocks are a marXact GNSS receiver with an RTK correction subscription and UNI-Cloud. Receiver, app, cloud environment and corrections come as one package: the UNI-Collect Survey Package. The technical side of the connection runs through the UNI-Cloud API, which gives partner platforms real-time access to survey data.
Want to know what this looks like for your fibre project? Contact us and we will walk you through it.