In remote regions such as taiga, tundra, mountainous terrain, isolated highways, and quarries, stable cellular coverage is often unavailable. This creates challenges in monitoring and managing vehicles operating in these conditions. Lack of connectivity can cause delays in data transmission, reduce decision-making efficiency, and increase safety and operational risks.
To ensure uninterrupted data collection and transmission from heavy machinery operating in areas without GSM coverage, Omnicomm offers a comprehensive solution using Omnicomm Profi Wi-Fi GPS-trackers and the Omnicomm PORT automatic data retrieval module.
Installed on vehicles operating in GSM-deprived areas, these GPS-trackers collect and store machinery operation data in internal non-volatile memory, ensuring reliable data retention until transmission is possible.
An automatic data retrieval module designed to collect information from Omnicomm Profi Wi-Fi GPS-trackers. It is installed on support vehicles such as fuel tankers, service vehicles, security cars, or shuttle buses that periodically interact with machinery operating without GSM connectivity. Omnicomm PORT forms a Wi-Fi network around itself, to which Profi Wi-Fi connect and automatically upload data to it.
When within network coverage, Omnicomm PORT automatically transmits the collected data to the server, ensuring up-to-date information and enabling prompt responses to changes in machinery operations.
Implementing Omnicomm solutions for operations in areas without cellular coverage ensures continuous monitoring and vehicle management, regardless of GSM availability. This enhances machinery safety, reduces operational costs, and improves productivity in remote and hard-to-reach regions.
