"Blind spots and outages have been the traditional weak spots of terrestrial networks designed to offer coverage for internet of things (IoT) applications, and Myriota believes it can address these challenges by combining native 5G non-terrestrial network (NTN) satellite connectivity in a purpose-built tracking device called AssetHawk. Myriota says supply chains are growing increasingly complex, and that blind spots and outages in terrestrial coverage create significant operational and financial risk - particularly across industries such as transport and logistics, equipment leasing, mining, and agriculture."
"Powered by its existing HyperPulse connectivity system, AssetHawk is said to be able to address these challenges by combining native 5G NTN satellite connectivity in a purpose-built tracking device - delivering an affordable, feature-rich satellite asset tracker. AssetHawk is engineered to deliver reliable global visibility beyond the reach of traditional cellular networks. It can support scalable tracking of trailers, containers, pallets, vehicles and unpowered assets to verify delivery milestones, reduce asset loss, improve utilisation, lower operating costs and improve margins as fleets and deployments scale."
AssetHawk combines native 5G non-terrestrial network (NTN) satellite connectivity with the HyperPulse system to provide affordable, feature-rich satellite asset tracking that extends visibility beyond traditional cellular coverage. The device supports scalable tracking of trailers, containers, pallets, vehicles and unpowered assets to verify delivery milestones, reduce loss, improve utilization, lower operating costs and boost margins. AssetHawk installs in minutes and integrates with third-party visualization and analytics platforms for rapid edge deployment. Its compact, low-profile design and flexible mounting options, including magnetic mounting, suit rotating fleets and temporary assets. The IP68-rated enclosure enables operation in submersion, dust, impact and extreme temperatures.
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