Cavli to showcase LTE module and Cortex AI at electronica 2026
Cavli Wireless will unveil its P16QS LTE Cat 1bis System-on-Module and Cortex AI firmware engineering assistant at electronica 2026 in Munich. The company will also demonstrate 5G RedCap and 5G NR router prototypes, alongside its Cavli Hubble IoT platform.
- Cavli will unveil the P16QS LTE Cat 1bis System-on-Module.
- Cortex AI automates code generation, compilation, flashing and device boot-up.
- The P16QS includes Wi-Fi 6, Bluetooth Low Energy 5.4 and hardware-backed security.
- Cavli will show CQM220 and CQM211 5G router prototypes.
- Hubble provides connectivity, device management, diagnostics and firmware updates.
P16QS targets connected devices and payment systems
The P16QS is a compact LTE Cat 1bis module designed for applications including payment terminals, connected soundboxes, instrument clusters, vehicle telematics, asset tracking and secure IoT devices, according to Cavli Wireless.
The System-on-Module combines cellular connectivity, local wireless communications, application processing and hardware-backed security. It uses a 32-bit RISC-V processor running at 325 MHz and supports RTOS-based application development.
Its connectivity features include LTE Cat 1bis, with peak download speeds of 10 Mbps and upload speeds of 5 Mbps, as well as Wi-Fi 6 and Bluetooth Low Energy 5.4. The module also includes an integrated secure element and interfaces for NFC, smart cards and magnetic-stripe readers. Optional features include multi-constellation GNSS and an integrated eSIM.
Cavli will show the P16QS in a point-of-sale solution concept that combines payment peripherals, local processing, secure connectivity and wireless communications. The module measures 40.0 × 30.0 × 2.7 mm and uses an LGA package.
Cortex AI links firmware tools with hardware testing
Cavli will introduce Cortex AI as an autonomous firmware engineering assistant for IoT-enabled products. The system brings programming tools, technical resources and hardware testing into one workflow, according to the company.
Cortex AI automates code generation, compilation, flashing and device boot-up. Cavli says this can streamline firmware validation and reduce repetitive manual work. Depending on project complexity and deployment requirements, the company says the assistant aims to shorten development cycles traditionally measured in months to weeks.
John Mathew, founder and chief executive officer of Cavli Wireless, said the company's goal is to create an “effortless connected path from development to deployment” by combining the P16QS, its AI coding assistant, 5G modules and the Hubble cloud platform.
5G prototypes and Hubble platform complete the showcase
At the event, Cavli will display router prototypes using its CQM220 5G RedCap and CQM211 5G NR modules. The CQM220 is based on 3GPP Release 17 and uses the Qualcomm SDX35 chipset. It supports peak 5G RedCap download and upload speeds of 220 Mbps and 120 Mbps, respectively, plus LTE Cat 4 fallback.
The CQM211 is based on 3GPP Release 16 and uses the Qualcomm SDX61 chipset. Cavli says it supports peak 5G NR download speeds of up to 2.5 Gbps in NSA mode and 1.5 Gbps in SA mode, as well as LTE Cat 16 fallback, carrier aggregation and Yocto Linux.
Cavli Hubble will be demonstrated as a cloud-based environment for cellular connectivity, eSIM lifecycle management, device monitoring, remote diagnostics and firmware management. The demonstration will include Hubble Lens for remote AT-command access, FOTA and DFOTA for remote updates, and Hubble Cloud Connect for device-to-cloud data routing.
electronica 2026 runs from November 10, 13 at Trade Fair Center Messe München. Visitors can find Cavli in Hall C2, Booth 628, where the company will also present its LTE Cat 1bis portfolio and Cavli360 IoT Magazine.
