Connected classrooms — without the internet.
Beekee ships portable, cellular-first learning hubs to refugee camps and remote schools. Sixfab edge hardware and ALPON keep them online.
Education infrastructure where there is no infrastructure.
Beekee builds offline-first learning hubs that run in refugee camps, rural schools, and informal classrooms — places where stable internet is the exception, not the rule. The hubs need to sync curriculum, report attendance, and update content without a sysadmin in the room. The hardware had to survive heat, dust, and rough handling.
“We picked Sixfab because they treat us like engineers, not customers. The X4 hardware is rugged enough for the field — and ALPON handles updates without us shipping someone to camp.”
X4 + ALPON, in every hub.
Each Beekee hub runs a Sixfab X4 edge computer with cellular as primary connectivity. ALPON Cloud handles fleet-wide content updates, attendance reporting, and remote diagnostics — without per-hub IT.nnWhen a hub drops off the network, ALPON detects it within minutes. When new curriculum drops, every active hub gets it overnight.
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