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Eseye and Sateliot partner for global IoT across satellite and terrestrial networks
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Eseye and Sateliot partner for global IoT across satellite and terrestrial networks
by Sophie Jenkins
London, UK (SPX) Nov 28, 2024

Eseye, a leader in global IoT connectivity solutions, has partnered with Sateliot, a pioneer in satellite-based IoT networks, to deliver seamless 5G IoT connectivity by integrating terrestrial and satellite technologies. The collaboration leverages the latest 3GPP Release 17 (Rel.17) standard to provide uninterrupted connectivity through a single SIM solution, extending IoT coverage to areas without traditional cellular service.

Sateliot operates the first Low-Earth Orbit (LEO) 5G/NB-IoT satellite constellation, which enhances existing cellular networks using the Rel.17 protocol. This innovative technology ensures IoT devices automatically switch to satellite connectivity when terrestrial networks are unavailable, enabling uninterrupted global IoT operations.

"Customers want their devices to connect, and by working with Sateliot we can extend coverage beyond the current cellular offer," said Adam Hayes, COO at Eseye. "Together, we are paving the way for seamless, global connectivity that takes Eseye's already highly resilient network to new heights to enable the interconnected world of tomorrow."

Sateliot's polar-orbiting satellites provide comprehensive global coverage, supporting IoT applications in agriculture, logistics, environmental monitoring, and more. This partnership integrates Eseye's multi-radio access technology (multi-RAT) capabilities, which span LTE, eMTC, and other networks, with Sateliot's satellite infrastructure. As a result, IoT devices can maintain secure and reliable connectivity in even the most remote and underserved areas, such as highways, forests, and distant industrial sites.

Sateliot's Chief Commercial Officer Gianluca Redolfi emphasized the company's leadership in developing and implementing standards for satellite IoT connectivity. "Our strength comes from being ahead in operations, sales, and regulatory compliance. While many competitors face challenges like landing rights or sales, Sateliot stands out because we started working on the standard early, were the first to support it, and have gained strong backing from the industry," he explained.

Eseye, with established partnerships with over 700 operators in 190 countries, enhances IoT deployments for industries including smart grids, EV charging, and smart cities. Combining its terrestrial expertise with Sateliot's satellite network, the collaboration ensures secure, scalable connectivity for a wide range of applications, facilitating innovation and operational efficiency worldwide.

For more on how Sateliot and Eseye are transforming IoT connectivity in the asset-tracking industry, visit the case study at https://bit.ly/4gfaeY3.

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