GROOT FORCE - FRD: Connectivity & Cloud
Document Version: 1.0
Date: November 2025
Status: Active Development
Classification: Internal - Engineering
Document Control
| Version | Date | Author | Changes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1.0 | Nov 2025 | Engineering & Cloud Team | Initial connectivity FRD |
Approval:
- Network Architect: _________________ Date: _______
- Cloud Lead: _________________ Date: _______
- Security Lead: _________________ Date: _______
1. Introduction
1.1 Purpose
This FRD defines the functional requirements for all connectivity and cloud services in GROOT FORCE smart glasses. This includes:
- Local wireless connectivity (Bluetooth, Wi-Fi)
- Cellular connectivity (optional 5G eSIM)
- GROOT FORCE Connect (telco/SIM service)
- Mesh networking (peer-to-peer, decentralized)
- Optional cloud services (AI boost, sync, backup)
- OTA firmware updates
- Starlink integration for remote areas
- Private network support for enterprise
1.2 Scope
In Scope:
- Network protocol requirements
- Connectivity mode management
- Cloud service architecture
- Data sync and backup
- Mesh network topology
- Security and encryption
- Telco integration
- Bandwidth optimization
Out of Scope:
- Physical antenna design (covered in Hardware Requirements)
- AI processing logic (covered in Core AI FRD)
- User authentication details (covered in Security FRD)
1.3 Connectivity Philosophy
GROOT FORCE Connectivity Principles:
- Local-First - All core features work offline
- Privacy-First - Cloud is optional, user-controlled
- Resilient - Graceful degradation when connectivity limited
- Adaptive - Automatically selects best available connection
- Transparent - User always knows connection status
2. Local Wireless Connectivity
2.1 Bluetooth Requirements
FRD-NET-BT-001 [P0]
System shall support Bluetooth 6 LE with backward compatibility to BT 5.0.
Rationale: BT 6 provides better range, power efficiency, and features while maintaining compatibility.
Specification:
- Protocol: Bluetooth 6.0 LE Audio
- Range: 10m (class 2) typical, up to 40m line-of-sight
- Power: LE for low-power peripherals
- Profiles: A2DP, HFP, SPP, GATT
Traces to: REQ-HW-150 (Bluetooth module)
Validation: BT pairing test, range test, profile compatibility
FRD-NET-BT-002 [P0]
System shall support automatic pairing with companion app.
Rationale: Seamless initial setup for users.
Specification:
- Auto-discovery when glasses powered on
- One-tap pairing in app
- Reconnect automatically when in range
- Pairing timeout: 5 minutes if no response
Validation: Pairing success rate > 95%, reconnect latency < 3s
FRD-NET-BT-003 [P1]
System shall support multiple simultaneous BT connections.
Rationale: Connect to phone + watch + earbuds simultaneously.
Specification:
- Max connections: 3 devices
- Prioritization: phone > watch > other
- Automatic switch based on activity
Validation: Multi-device connection stability test
2.2 Wi-Fi Requirements
FRD-NET-WIFI-001 [P0]
System shall support Wi-Fi 7 (802.11be) with backward compatibility.
Rationale: Future-proof, high bandwidth for AI and media.
Specification:
- Standards: 802.11be (Wi-Fi 7), 802.11ax (Wi-Fi 6), 802.11ac (Wi-Fi 5)
- Bands: 2.4 GHz, 5 GHz, 6 GHz
- Max speed: 2.4 Gbps theoretical
- Typical: 100-500 Mbps real-world
- Range: 50m indoor, 100m outdoor
Traces to: REQ-HW-151 (Wi-Fi module)
Validation: Throughput test, compatibility with common routers
FRD-NET-WIFI-002 [P0]
System shall auto-connect to known networks and support WPA3 security.
Rationale: Secure, convenient connectivity.
Specification:
- Security: WPA3-Personal, WPA3-Enterprise, WPA2 fallback
- Auto-connect: priority list of saved networks
- Captive portal: support for hotel/airport Wi-Fi
- Roaming: seamless handoff between APs
Validation: Security protocol test, auto-connect reliability
FRD-NET-WIFI-003 [P1]
System shall support Wi-Fi Direct for peer-to-peer connections.
Rationale: Direct device-to-device communication without router.
Specification:
- Use case: mesh networking, file transfer
- Speed: up to 250 Mbps
- Range: 30m typical
Validation: Wi-Fi Direct throughput and stability test
2.3 Connection Priority and Fallback
FRD-NET-CONN-001 [P0]
System shall prioritize connections in optimal order for performance and cost.
Rationale: Best user experience while minimizing data costs.
Specification:
Priority Order:
- Wi-Fi (if available and trusted)
- Bluetooth tethering (via phone)
- 5G/LTE cellular (if eSIM active)
- Mesh network (peer-to-peer)
- Offline mode (local-only)
Automatic Switching:
- Monitor connection quality every 5 seconds
- Switch if current < 50% quality and better available
- Hysteresis: require 20% improvement to avoid thrashing
Validation: Connection priority logic test, handoff smoothness
FRD-NET-CONN-002 [P0]
System shall gracefully degrade features when connectivity limited.
Rationale: Core functionality always available, nice-to-haves optional.
Specification:
Offline Mode (No Connection):
- ✓ Local AI (3-4B LLM)
- ✓ Camera, navigation, sensors
- ✓ Voice commands
- ✓ Walking assistance
- ✗ Cloud AI boost
- ✗ Real-time translation (cached only)
- ✗ OTA updates
- ✗ Remote assistance
Low Bandwidth Mode ( < 1 Mbps):
- Compress images before upload
- Reduce video quality
- Defer non-urgent syncs
Validation: Feature availability test in each connectivity mode
3. Cellular Connectivity (Optional)
3.1 5G eSIM Support
FRD-NET-CELL-001 [P1]
System shall support optional 5G eSIM for standalone cellular connectivity.
Rationale: Independence from phone, especially for enterprise and remote users.
Specification:
- Module: 5G modem with eSIM
- Bands: Sub-6 GHz (global compatibility)
- Variants: GF-EN (standard), others (optional upgrade)
- Activation: via companion app or GROOT FORCE Connect
Traces to: REQ-HW-152 (Cellular module - optional)
Validation: Cellular activation test, global carrier compatibility
FRD-NET-CELL-002 [P1]
Cellular connectivity shall support data-only plans optimized for wearables.
Rationale: Cost-effective, no voice needed.
Specification:
- Plan types: 1GB, 5GB, 10GB monthly
- Overage: throttled to 128 kbps (not blocked)
- Roaming: supported in 100+ countries
- Background data: limited to essential syncs
Validation: Data plan activation, roaming test
3.2 Cellular Power Management
FRD-NET-CELL-010 [P1]
Cellular radio shall use adaptive power management to extend battery.
Rationale: 5G is power-hungry, must be efficient.
Specification:
- Standby: airplane mode when not needed
- Active: use Wi-Fi if available (offload)
- Low battery ( < 20%): disable cellular, use BT tether
- Smart activation: only when user needs real-time data
Validation: Battery life with cellular on vs. off
4. GROOT FORCE Connect (Telco Service)
4.1 Overview
FRD-NET-GFC-001 [P1]
GROOT FORCE Connect shall provide white-label cellular connectivity.
Rationale: Integrated experience, recurring revenue, better support.
Specification:
- MVNO model: partner with carriers (Telstra, Optus, Vodafone in AU)
- eSIM activation: scan QR code or auto-provision in app
- Billing: integrated with GROOT FORCE account
- Support: single point of contact for device + connectivity
Validation: End-to-end activation and billing test
4.2 Service Tiers
FRD-NET-GFC-010 [P1]
GROOT FORCE Connect shall offer tiered data plans.
Specification:
| Tier | Data | Price (AUD/month) | Use Case |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lite | 1 GB | $9.99 | Occasional use, Wi-Fi primary |
| Standard | 5 GB | $19.99 | Regular use, light media |
| Pro | 10 GB | $29.99 | Heavy use, video calls |
| Enterprise | Custom | $49-99 | Fleet deployment, pooled data |
Features:
- Rollover: unused data carries to next month (1 month only)
- Alerts: 80% usage notification
- Upgrade: seamless mid-cycle tier change
Validation: Billing accuracy, data tracking
4.3 Private Tunneling
FRD-NET-GFC-020 [P1]
GROOT FORCE Connect shall provide VPN tunneling to GROOT FORCE cloud.
Rationale: Security, privacy, faster access to services.
Specification:
- Protocol: WireGuard
- Encryption: ChaCha20-Poly1305
- Tunnel: device ↔ GF edge node ↔ internet
- Benefit: encrypted traffic, bypass restrictions, lower latency to GF services
Validation: VPN performance, security audit
5. Mesh Networking (GROOT FORCE Mesh)
5.1 Mesh Architecture
FRD-NET-MESH-001 [P1]
System shall support peer-to-peer mesh networking for devices to communicate directly.
Rationale: Resilience in areas with poor infrastructure, decentralized by design.
Specification:
- Protocol: Custom mesh (based on libp2p or similar)
- Transport: Wi-Fi Direct, BT 6, LTE D2D
- Topology: self-organizing, adaptive routing
- Range: 50m typical hop distance
- Max hops: 5-10 before latency unacceptable
Validation: Mesh formation test, multi-hop reliability
FRD-NET-MESH-002 [P1]
Mesh network shall support these core functions: messaging, file sharing, AI offload.
Rationale: Practical applications for mesh.
Specification:
Messaging:
- Text messages between mesh nodes
- Latency: < 1s for 3-hop message
- Store-and-forward if destination offline
File Sharing:
- Share photos, docs, RAG data
- Max file: 100 MB per transfer
- Integrity: SHA-256 checksums
AI Offload:
- Send query to nearby device with better resources
- Receive response over mesh
- Use case: one device has GPU, others offload
Validation: Mesh application functionality test
5.2 Mesh Security
FRD-NET-MESH-010 [P1]
Mesh connections shall be authenticated and encrypted.
Rationale: Prevent unauthorized mesh joining, eavesdropping.
Specification:
- Authentication: device certificate (PKI)
- Encryption: TLS 1.3 for all mesh traffic
- Trust: user can approve/deny mesh peer requests
- Firewall: only approved apps can use mesh
Validation: Mesh security penetration test
5.3 Mesh Discovery
FRD-NET-MESH-020 [P1]
Devices shall automatically discover nearby mesh peers.
Rationale: Zero-config mesh formation.
Specification:
- Beacon: broadcast presence every 10 seconds
- Discovery: scan for beacons
- Join: if peer trusted, auto-join mesh
- Leave: gracefully exit if moving out of range
Validation: Mesh discovery reliability, convergence time
6. Cloud Services (Optional)
6.1 Cloud Architecture
FRD-NET-CLOUD-001 [P1]
GROOT FORCE Cloud shall be optional, privacy-first, and user-controlled.
Rationale: Respect user privacy, local-first philosophy.
Specification:
- Opt-in: disabled by default, user enables
- Regions: Australia (primary), USA, EU
- Compliance: GDPR, Privacy Act 1988
- Encryption: E2E for sensitive data
Validation: Cloud opt-in/out test, data residency verification
6.2 Cloud Service Tiers
FRD-NET-CLOUD-010 [P1]
Cloud services shall offer Free, Pro, and Enterprise tiers.
Specification:
| Tier | Price (AUD/month) | Features |
|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | Local-only, no cloud |
| Pro | $39 | AI boost (70B LLM), 100 GB sync, backup, RAG index |
| Enterprise | $99 | Fleet management, private instance, advanced analytics |
Pro Features:
- Cloud AI boost: offload heavy queries to 70B+ models
- Sync: companion app, RAG, memories across devices
- Backup: encrypted cloud backup of data
- RAG index: cloud-powered semantic search
Enterprise Features:
- MDM integration
- Admin dashboard
- Usage analytics
- SLA guarantee (99.9% uptime)
- Dedicated support
Validation: Tier feature availability, billing accuracy
6.3 Cloud AI Boost
FRD-NET-CLOUD-020 [P1]
Cloud AI boost shall provide access to larger language models.
Rationale: Complex queries benefit from more powerful models.
Specification:
- Models: 70B, 400B (future)
- Trigger: automatic if query complexity high OR user requests "deep think"
- Latency: < 3s for 70B response
- Cost: included in Pro tier (reasonable use policy)
- Privacy: user can disable, force local-only
Validation: Cloud AI performance, cost management
6.4 Cloud Sync and Backup
FRD-NET-CLOUD-030 [P1]
Cloud sync shall keep data consistent across devices.
Rationale: Multi-device users want seamless experience.
Specification:
- Sync: memories, RAG docs, settings, preferences
- Frequency: real-time (if connected), batch (every hour)
- Conflict resolution: last-write-wins with timestamp
- Bandwidth: adaptive (full sync on Wi-Fi, incremental on cellular)
Backup:
- Frequency: daily incremental, weekly full
- Retention: 30 days history
- Restore: one-click from companion app
Validation: Sync correctness, conflict resolution, restore reliability
7. OTA Firmware Updates
7.1 OTA Update System
FRD-NET-OTA-001 [P0]
System shall support secure over-the-air firmware updates.
Rationale: Bug fixes, features, security patches without service center.
Specification:
- Delivery: HTTPS from update server
- Signature: cryptographically signed by OEM
- Verification: bootloader verifies before applying
- Rollback: A/B partition scheme, auto-rollback if boot fails
Validation: OTA update success rate > 99%, rollback test
FRD-NET-OTA-002 [P0]
OTA updates shall be delta-based to minimize bandwidth.
Rationale: Large firmware images expensive over cellular.
Specification:
- Delta: binary diff (bsdiff or similar)
- Typical size: 10-50 MB delta vs. 500 MB full image
- Download: resumable if interrupted
- Install: during idle time (user not active)
Validation: Delta update correctness, bandwidth savings
FRD-NET-OTA-003 [P0]
User shall control when OTA updates are applied.
Rationale: Avoid interrupting critical use.
Specification:
- Notification: "Update available, install now or schedule?"
- Schedule: install tonight (at 2 AM) or manually
- Auto-install: optional setting for non-critical updates
- Defer: user can defer up to 30 days (security patches mandatory)
Validation: OTA scheduling test, user control verification
7.2 Update Channels
FRD-NET-OTA-010 [P1]
System shall support multiple update channels: Stable, Beta, Dev.
Rationale: Early adopters can test new features.
Specification:
- Stable: default, thoroughly tested
- Beta: new features, weekly updates, some bugs expected
- Dev: bleeding edge, daily updates, for developers only
Enrollment: user chooses channel in companion app
Rollback: can downgrade to stable if issues
Validation: Channel switching test, rollback to stable
8. Starlink Integration (Remote Connectivity)
8.1 Starlink Satellite Connectivity
FRD-NET-STAR-001 [P2]
System shall support Starlink connectivity via portable terminal.
Rationale: Critical for remote workers (FIFO, mining, rural areas).
Specification:
- Hardware: Starlink Mini portable terminal
- Connection: glasses ↔ Wi-Fi ↔ Starlink terminal ↔ satellite
- Use cases: FIFO sites, remote mines, rural properties, emergency response
- Bandwidth: 50-100 Mbps typical
- Latency: 25-50 ms
Validation: Starlink connectivity test, latency measurement
FRD-NET-STAR-002 [P2]
Starlink connection shall support all cloud features.
Rationale: Full functionality in remote areas.
Specification:
- AI boost: functional over Starlink
- Video calls: remote expert assistance
- OTA updates: download firmware
- Backup/sync: full sync capability
Validation: Feature parity test over Starlink
8.2 Starlink Bundling (Enterprise)
FRD-NET-STAR-010 [P2]
GROOT FORCE shall offer Starlink bundled packages for enterprise.
Rationale: Turnkey solution for remote sites.
Specification:
- Package: 10× GF-EN glasses + Starlink Mini + router
- Price: $15,000-20,000 (hardware) + $149/month (service)
- Support: managed service, troubleshooting
- Use case: remote mine site, emergency response team
Validation: Bundle deployment test
9. Private Network Support (Enterprise)
9.1 Private 5G/LTE
FRD-NET-PRIV-001 [P2]
System shall support connection to private 5G/LTE networks.
Rationale: Enterprises want on-premise control and security.
Specification:
- Use case: factories, warehouses, large campuses
- Configuration: manual APN settings in companion app
- Security: enterprise-managed certificates
- Isolation: traffic stays on private network
Validation: Private network connectivity test
9.2 Air-Gapped Mode (High Security)
FRD-NET-PRIV-010 [P2]
System shall support air-gapped mode for high-security environments.
Rationale: Government, military, secure facilities.
Specification:
- Mode: disable all wireless (Wi-Fi, BT, cellular)
- USB: wired connection for data transfer and updates
- Indicator: "Air-Gapped Mode" displayed on HUD
- Re-enable: requires admin password
Validation: Wireless disable verification, USB-only data transfer
10. Network Security
10.1 Encryption
FRD-NET-SEC-001 [P0]
All network connections shall use strong encryption.
Rationale: Protect user data in transit.
Specification:
- Wi-Fi: WPA3-Personal/Enterprise
- Bluetooth: BT 6 Secure Connections
- Cellular: inherent LTE/5G encryption
- Cloud: TLS 1.3 (min), ChaCha20-Poly1305 or AES-256-GCM
- Mesh: TLS 1.3 peer-to-peer
Validation: Encryption verification, cipher suite audit
FRD-NET-SEC-002 [P0]
System shall support certificate pinning for critical services.
Rationale: Prevent MITM attacks on update/cloud servers.
Specification:
- Pin: GROOT FORCE cloud, update server certs
- Validation: reject if cert doesn't match pin
- Update: new pins via signed OTA
Validation: Certificate pinning test, MITM attack simulation
10.2 Network Isolation
FRD-NET-SEC-010 [P0]
System shall isolate network traffic by security domain.
Rationale: Prevent cross-contamination of data.
Specification:
- Domains: System, User Apps, Enterprise Apps
- Firewall: per-domain rules
- VPN: split tunneling (enterprise traffic via VPN, personal direct)
Validation: Traffic isolation test, firewall rule verification
10.3 Zero-Trust Networking
FRD-NET-SEC-020 [P1]
Cloud services shall implement zero-trust architecture.
Rationale: Never trust, always verify.
Specification:
- Authentication: device certificate + user token
- Authorization: per-request permission check
- Least privilege: only access needed resources
- Audit: log all cloud API calls
Validation: Zero-trust audit, unauthorized access attempt test
11. Bandwidth Optimization
11.1 Adaptive Quality
FRD-NET-OPT-001 [P1]
System shall adapt content quality based on available bandwidth.
Rationale: Optimize for speed and cost.
Specification:
High Bandwidth ( > 5 Mbps):
- Full-res media upload
- Real-time video calls
- Cloud AI boost with large context
Medium Bandwidth (1-5 Mbps):
- Compressed media (80% quality)
- Audio calls (video optional)
- Cloud AI with reduced context
Low Bandwidth ( < 1 Mbps):
- Text-only sync
- Defer media uploads
- Local AI only
Validation: Adaptive quality test across bandwidth conditions
11.2 Data Compression
FRD-NET-OPT-010 [P1]
System shall compress data before transmission.
Rationale: Reduce bandwidth usage and costs.
Specification:
- Images: JPEG (quality 80), WebP
- Video: H.265 compression
- Documents: gzip compression
- API: gzip HTTP content-encoding
Validation: Compression ratio measurement, quality assessment
11.3 Caching and Prefetching
FRD-NET-OPT-020 [P1]
System shall cache frequently accessed data and prefetch predictable needs.
Rationale: Reduce latency, conserve bandwidth.
Specification:
- Cache: translation packs, map tiles, common queries
- Prefetch: upcoming navigation tiles, user's routine locations
- TTL: 7 days for translation packs, 1 day for map tiles
- Purge: LRU eviction when storage > 80% full
Validation: Cache hit rate measurement, prefetch accuracy
12. Monitoring and Diagnostics
12.1 Network Health Monitoring
FRD-NET-MON-001 [P0]
System shall monitor network health and alert on issues.
Rationale: Proactive problem detection.
Specification:
- Metrics: signal strength, latency, packet loss, bandwidth
- Sampling: every 10 seconds
- Alerts: if latency > 500ms or loss > 5% sustained 30s
- Display: network status icon on HUD
Validation: Monitoring accuracy, alert timeliness
FRD-NET-MON-002 [P1]
Companion app shall display detailed network diagnostics.
Rationale: Troubleshooting for support teams.
Specification:
- Display: connection type, signal strength, speed test
- History: last 24 hours connectivity graph
- Logs: connection events (connect, disconnect, switch)
Validation: Diagnostic accuracy, support usefulness
12.2 Usage Analytics
FRD-NET-MON-010 [P1]
System shall track data usage per app and category.
Rationale: Help users avoid overage charges.
Specification:
- Breakdown: AI boost, media sync, updates, other
- Display: current month usage, daily average
- Alerts: 80% of plan limit reached
- Export: CSV report for expense tracking
Validation: Usage tracking accuracy, alert timeliness
13. Edge Computing (Future)
13.1 Edge Nodes
FRD-NET-EDGE-001 [P2]
GROOT FORCE Cloud shall support edge computing nodes for low-latency services.
Rationale: Reduce latency for real-time features (future expansion).
Specification:
- Deployment: ISP edge, 5G MEC, customer on-prem
- Services: AI inference, AR rendering, caching
- Latency: < 20ms from device to edge
- Fallback: central cloud if edge unavailable
Validation: Edge latency measurement, failover test
14. Connectivity by Variant
14.1 Variant-Specific Connectivity
GF-BE, GF-VI (Assistive):
- Focus: reliability > speed
- Emergency: 911 calling via cellular (if eSIM)
- Caregiver: always-on connection for monitoring
GF-CL (Care & Joy):
- Cloud: preferred for documentation upload
- Sync: frequent (every 15 min) to secure backups
GF-NF (Fitness):
- Bluetooth: HR strap, watch connectivity
- Upload: workout data to fitness platforms
GF-TX (TradeForce):
- Private network: support for enterprise LTE
- Starlink: bundled for remote sites
- Offline: must function 100% without connectivity
GF-EN (Enterprise):
- 5G eSIM: standard (not optional)
- MDM: always-connected for management
- Analytics: usage data upload
GF-LX (Lifestyle):
- Wi-Fi: primary (cost-conscious users)
- Bluetooth: phone tethering
15. Performance Requirements
15.1 Throughput
FRD-NET-PERF-001 [P0]
System shall achieve these minimum throughput targets.
Specification:
| Connection | Download | Upload |
|---|---|---|
| Wi-Fi 7 | 500 Mbps | 200 Mbps |
| Wi-Fi 6 | 200 Mbps | 100 Mbps |
| 5G | 100 Mbps | 50 Mbps |
| LTE | 20 Mbps | 10 Mbps |
| BT 6 | 2 Mbps | 2 Mbps |
| Mesh (3-hop) | 10 Mbps | 10 Mbps |
Validation: Throughput benchmarking per connection type
15.2 Latency
FRD-NET-PERF-010 [P0]
System shall achieve these maximum latency targets.
Specification:
| Connection | Latency (to GROOT FORCE cloud) |
|---|---|
| Wi-Fi (home) | < 50 ms |
| 5G | < 50 ms |
| LTE | < 100 ms |
| Starlink | < 100 ms |
| Mesh (3-hop) | < 150 ms |
Validation: Latency measurement, jitter analysis
15.3 Battery Impact
FRD-NET-PERF-020 [P0]
Network radios shall consume these maximum power levels.
Specification:
| Radio | Idle | Active |
|---|---|---|
| Wi-Fi | 10 mW | 200 mW |
| BT 6 LE | 5 mW | 50 mW |
| 5G/LTE | 50 mW | 500 mW |
Total network budget: < 15% of total power
Validation: Power consumption measurement
16. Testing and Validation
16.1 Connectivity Testing
Test Scenarios:
- Connection establishment in various environments
- Handoff between Wi-Fi/cellular/mesh
- Weak signal behavior
- Network congestion handling
- Roaming (international)
- Firewall/proxy compatibility
Success Metrics:
- Connection success rate: > 98%
- Handoff latency: < 3s
- Data integrity: zero corruption
- Security: pass penetration testing
16.2 Cloud Service Testing
Test Scenarios:
- Cloud opt-in/out
- Sync correctness across devices
- Cloud AI boost response time
- Backup and restore
- Tier upgrade/downgrade
Success Metrics:
- Sync accuracy: 100%
- Cloud AI latency: < 3s (95th percentile)
- Backup success: > 99.9%
- User satisfaction with cloud: > 4.5/5
17. Traceability Matrix
| FRD Requirement | System SRS | Hardware Req | Test Case |
|---|---|---|---|
| FRD-NET-BT-001 | REQ-NET-001 | REQ-HW-150 | TC-BT-001 |
| FRD-NET-WIFI-001 | REQ-NET-010 | REQ-HW-151 | TC-WIFI-001 |
| FRD-NET-CELL-001 | REQ-NET-020 | REQ-HW-152 | TC-CELL-001 |
| FRD-NET-MESH-001 | REQ-NET-030 | Multiple | TC-MESH-001 |
| FRD-NET-CLOUD-001 | REQ-NET-040 | - | TC-CLOUD-001 |
| FRD-NET-OTA-001 | REQ-NET-050 | - | TC-OTA-001 |
(Full matrix maintained separately)
18. Related Documents
- Master PRD - Product vision and connectivity goals
- Hardware Requirements - Radio hardware specs
- FRD: Core AI System - Cloud AI boost integration
- FRD: Product Variants - Variant-specific connectivity
- Architecture: Network - Detailed network design
- Architecture: Cloud - Cloud infrastructure
- Security FRD - Network security details
Document Approval
Approved by:
- Network Architect: _________________ Date: _______
- Cloud Lead: _________________ Date: _______
- Security Lead: _________________ Date: _______
- Product Manager: _________________ Date: _______
END OF FRD: CONNECTIVITY & CLOUD
This FRD defines the complete networking and cloud services architecture for GROOT FORCE - from local Bluetooth pairing to global mesh networking to optional cloud AI boost. It embodies our local-first, privacy-respecting philosophy while providing powerful cloud features for users who want them. Whether you're a FIFO worker on a remote Starlink connection or an enterprise with a private 5G network, GROOT FORCE stays connected and functional.