SPAIN - GERMANY
FTTx Network Design
Automation in FTTx Networks
At Digital Fiber Planners, efficiency is key. That's why we automate critical tasks such as mass network design, route validation, and technical documentation generation.
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Our tools integrate topographic data, engineering rules, and deployment models to accelerate the design process and minimize errors.
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Additionally, we connect planning systems with databases, GIS platforms, and field tools, ensuring consistency and agility from planning to execution.
FTTx Network Design and Planning
Definition of the technical and geographic structure of a fiber optic network that reaches the user's home. This includes terrain analysis, route selection, node placement, and the choice of the most appropriate topology (such as point-to-point or GPON). The goal is to ensure an efficient, scalable network ready to withstand high levels of data demand, optimizing costs and facilitating field deployment.
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Network planning for up to 5,000 homes per month.
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We guarantee timely and efficient network infrastructure service.
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Network design tailored to client needs.
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Topology planning to improve performance and efficiency.
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We provide customized solutions for current and future demands.
Permit and Approval Management
We handle all the necessary permits and approvals for project execution.
We prepare and submit the required documentation to the relevant authorities.
We follow up until final approval is obtained and resolve any concerns.
We ensure that the permits are in order so that construction can begin smoothly.
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Identification of responsible entities according to the area (municipalities, utilities, private entities, etc.).
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Preparation and submission of required technical and legal documentation.
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Monitoring the status of procedures until final approval.
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Coordination with authorities to resolve observations or requirements.
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We ensure that all permits are ready before the start of construction.
As-Built Documentation
As-Built Documentation contains all the actual and up-to-date information on the completed project.
It includes drawings, technical reports, and photographic evidence that reflect the work carried out in the field.
This documentation guarantees the accuracy and technical validity of the completed project.
It is essential for project closure and for future maintenance or expansion work.
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Data collection after network construction.
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Updating plans and diagrams based on the work carried out on-site.
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Preparation of detailed technical reports for the constructed project.
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Generation of photographic reports, technical sheets, and as-built drawings.
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Delivery of validated final documentation for project closure or for clients.
Visual analysis of urban roads
Manual review of images or videos captured by a moving vehicle to identify, classify, and record elements of the urban environment. This information is digitized and organized in a GIS system, generating georeferenced layers useful for planning, maintenance, and municipal inventories.
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Detailed inspection of the physical condition of urban roads.
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Identification of damage, obstacles, and conditions relevant to planning.
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Collection of information to design optimal and safe routes.
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Evaluation of factors that may affect infrastructure installation.
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Support for decision-making to minimize risks and costs.
