The GSatMicro personal Iridium tracker makes all of this a reality. It can do all of this (and more) using an advanced low-Earth orbiting satellite network.
The GSatMicro is currently the smallest self-contained tracker of its kind in the world. In addition to being a self-contained Iridium tracker, the GSatMicro can be connected via Bluetooth to your iPhone or iPad. There’s a specially designed mobile application that allows you to access many features of the GSatMicro from your iOS devices. You can track the current statistics from the device, such as the RSSI value, battery level, accelerometer range and temperature. You can also view the unit’s GPS, which allows you to track from a mobile device where the unit is at all times, instead of opening a desktop device. Let’s say you’re on the move and have your tracker stowed away in a safe place in your vehicle. As long as you’re within Bluetooth range, you can message through your iPhone or iPad using the GSatMicro without moving the unit from its storage place.
Other features of the GSatMicro that you can access from your mobile device are Iridium, caching, GPIO, compass and settings functions and much more. The GSatMicro is scriptable so any user can design a script to support their application. This makes connecting the tracker with monitoring hardware, user input interfaces, environment data or other hardware much more simple. What can scripting do for you with this device? You could have external interfaces to additional equipment or log data and queued transmissions. You could even create custom message formats.
Applications
This tracker would be very useful in maritime applications, where you may quickly need access to satellite communication channels, GPS or the compass features in remote locations. Emergency relief could benefit from these trackers to ensure the safety of their people, track GPS, follow the compass and use the messaging feature to communicate in the event of an emergency when traditional cellular networks are jammed with excess traffic.
Members of the media could stay connected wherever a story takes them and would benefit from the mobile application features.
Outdoor enthusiasts who hike and camp in remote locations could also make great use of this device. The compass won’t fail them, and if they have an emergency, they would have the capability to message from a mobile device or send GPS location to someone back home even on the remotest of trails.
Government and military agencies needing to track assets could employ this tracker. Just about any field with employees working in remote locations could benefit from having these — airlines, gas and oil workers, miners and utility workers, just to name a few. The GSatMicro could be a lifeline for remote workers out in the field. It could also help improve processes by transmitting important data back to the home office from the field or to clients who need information right away.
New York Mobile Satellite has the technology you can use in your business and your life. Contact us today to learn more about the GSatMicro.
New York Mobile Satellite LLC, veteran-owned, headquartered in New York City, provides B2B wireless and satellite based telecommunication services, both mobile and fixed, to commercial enterprises around the globe, including banking, financial services, oil and gas, first responders, law enforcement, electric and water utilities, construction, sea ports, leisure boating, mining, cruise lines, media, shipping and container vessels, transportation, camping and hiking groups, rescue organizations, maritime communications, public safety markets and government sector, as well as for disaster recovery and humanitarian agencies. The Management Team has over 75 years of satellite and telecommunication experience. The company’s flexibility to custom design solutions and integrate various satellite communications technologies for customer, and industry specific needs, sets us apart from the competition.
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