Blue Sky Network's demonstration of its SkyRouter solution is targeted for land mobile, aviation, and marine applications. It offers constant connectivity for remotely dispersed mobile assets and enables seamless command and control across multiple asset types and deployments.
For the demonstration, Blue Sky Network will utilize its HawkEye 5300 dual-mode tracking device, installed in a vehicle, and recently announced New SkyRouter. It will feature Iridium-satellite and cellular-GSM dual-mode tracking technology, which enables communication with assets from anywhere in the world, particularly in remote areas and locations where cellular coverage can be problematic. The HawkEye 5300 automatically and seamlessly switches between networks depending on the GSM signal strength. Fleet managers can query the data associated with the asset being tracked via the New SkyRouter through a web portal. The asset can then be displayed on a map with breadcrumbs associated with position reports obtained from the two different networks.
"Demonstration of the New SkyRouter is a testament to our solution and its ability to provide constant connectivity from any location," said Paul Duran, vice president of marketing and sales. "With this solution, we are enabling our customers to run fleets more efficiently while increasing overall safety through around-the-clock communication."
