VOXMICRO unveils WAVIA architecture for configurable multi-radio RF modules

By AI, Created 4:20 PM UTC, May 18, 2026, /AGP/ – VOXMICRO introduced WAVIA at Xponential 2026 in Detroit as a patent-pending hardware foundation for configurable multi-radio RF modules. The first product built on the architecture is the AIRETOS E92 Wi-Fi 7 module family, which is sampling now, with licensing open to third-party module manufacturers.

Why it matters: - WAVIA is designed to cut the number of RF module SKUs manufacturers need to design, qualify and stock. - The architecture is meant to move band, power and chain-count changes through configuration, not board redesign. - VOXMICRO is offering WAVIA for licensing, which could widen adoption across product generations and outside the company’s own module line.

What happened: - VOXMICRO introduced WAVIA at Xponential 2026 in Detroit on May 11, 2026. - WAVIA is the architecture mark for VOXMICRO’s patent-pending configurable multi-radio RF module architecture. - The first product built on WAVIA is the AIRETOS E92 Class Wi-Fi 7 wireless module family. - AIRETOS E92 is sampling now. - The WAVIA mark is filed with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office in Nice Class 9.

The details: - WAVIA uses engineered substrate signal routing and distributed front-end topology as its hardware foundation. - The architecture is built around a configurable, multi-radio RF topology rather than a fixed-stack module pattern. - One architectural foundation can support different bands, chain counts and host integrations without recutting the underlying mechanical and routing premise. - VOXMICRO says module manufacturers can instantiate WAVIA configurations instead of designing one SKU per use case. - The regulatory dossier, host-PCB qualification and RF baseline travel with the architecture rather than with each SKU. - WAVIA is intended to reach robotics, AGV/AMR, drones and UAV, embedded compute, AR/VR and wearables, and portable medical and industrial-grade IoT. - The architecture also continues to serve enterprise access points, industrial gateways, high-density venues and carrier-grade infrastructure. - AIRETOS E92 ships in both module-down and slotted form factors. - VOXMICRO said WAVIA is offered for licensing across product generations and to third-party module manufacturers. - VOXMICRO is headquartered in Diamond Bar, California. - VOXMICRO operates the AIRETOS module brand and the OxfordTEC antenna brand. - The company designs and manufactures embedded wireless modules for industrial, robotic, mobility and infrastructure systems. - VOXMICRO listed more information about WAVIA and more information about VOXMICRO. - VOXMICRO also shared its LinkedIn page at company updates.

Between the lines: - WAVIA is positioned as a bridge between off-the-shelf slotted modules and full chip-down development. - That positioning suggests VOXMICRO is targeting customers that need more customization than standard modules offer, but less complexity than a custom RF platform. - The licensing model also points to an attempt to turn the architecture into a platform, not just a single product family.

What’s next: - VOXMICRO is opening WAVIA to third-party module manufacturers through licensing. - The AIRETOS E92 family is the first commercial expression of the architecture and the most immediate proof point for adoption. - Wider use of WAVIA will likely depend on how quickly manufacturers and OEMs adopt the configuration-based approach across new RF module designs.