On August 25, 2026, San Diego-based antenna and radio frequency solution provider Taoglas announced the completed acquisition of Wireless Instruments Sp. z o.o., known commercially as QuWireless.

Headquartered in Poland, QuWireless specializes in manufacturing high-performance outdoor antennas and integrated antenna-enclosure systems for wireless communication equipment. Financial terms of the transaction were not disclosed.
Integrated Antenna Enclosure Architecture
QuWireless develops all-in-one integrated hardware systems designed to house industrial routers directly inside weatherized antenna enclosures. By mounting cellular and Wi-Fi routers inside the enclosure body, the integrated design eliminates the need for long coaxial RF cabling runs between external antennas and indoor networking hardware.
Removing intermediate RF cabling reduces signal attenuation and insertion loss, improving link reliability across outdoor installations. The pre-configured enclosures feature mounting hardware compatible with major industrial router manufacturers, allowing installers to mount a single unified assembly. The hardware configurations support deployment across industrial sites, telecommunications infrastructure, smart grid networks, transport systems, rooftop installations, and remote connectivity nodes.
Corporate Leadership Perspectives
“QuWireless gives us a really strong edge in how customers deploy connectivity in the field,” said Dermot O’Shea, CEO of Taoglas. “A lot of the challenge today isn’t just RF performance; it’s getting reliable and robust connectivity in place quickly, with controlled installation costs, especially outdoors. Their antenna enclosures take a lot of that complexity out and significantly decrease install time. When you combine that with our engineering capability and global reach, we can help customers deploy faster and get more consistent performance where it matters.”
“Our focus has always been on helping customers get stronger, more reliable connectivity, especially in locations where coverage is difficult,” said Michal Gorzad, CEO of QuWireless. “Joining Taoglas allows us to bring those designs to a much broader market and integrate them with a wider range of RF technologies. It’s a natural fit, and it means we can deliver even better performance and flexibility for customers as their connectivity needs grow.”
Post-Acquisition Integration Outlook
Following the transaction, the Polish company will operate under the organizational structure of QuWireless, a Taoglas company. The existing product line will continue under the QuWireless brand during the initial transition period. The engineering and manufacturing staff will remain based in Poland, serving as Taoglas’ European center of excellence for antenna enclosure design while integrating with Taoglas’ global engineering, testing, and certification teams.


