Based in the High-Tech Metropolis Shenzhen, China, Mictrack is a leading supplier for GPS-Tracking devices based on low power NB-IoT and LTE-M networks. The company specializes in the design and production of mobile cellular GPS trackers and offers OEM as well as ODM services.
Mictracks portfolio ranges from Trackers for Car and Asset Management as well as wearable devices for humans and even pets. Their devices are supported by a wide range of GPS platforms like Traccar, Navixy, OpenGTS, Gurtam, GPSWOX, GPS-Server and more.
Worldwide connectivity is crucial to keep the devices running. Mictrack uses 1NCE mobile cellular connectivity for maximum scalability.
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Tracking devices are the classic “constrained” devices with usually low bandwidth usage within the Internet of Things. They need to be able to work mobile and independent from an external power source. Therefore, Mictrack has specialized in cellular LPWAN technologies such as NB-IoT and LTE-M. These technologies are globally available, standardized, and secure and the ideal connectivity solution when it comes to mobile sensor-to-cloud communication.
Delivering tracking equipment to customers all around the globe leaves the challenge of which cellular connectivity provider to use in which country. Different operators mean different pricing structures, also the configuration needs to be handled individually. A challenge, that relates to lots of manual effort and is not ideal for large scale deployments.
The 1NCE IoT Lifetime Flat offers global cellular connectivity over all available bearer technologies at a fixed price. The offering comes with no extra costs for setup or roaming. Besides the classic 2G, 3G and 4G variants it already offers NB-IoT and LTE-M in many countries, paving the way for low power applications such as mobile tracking solutions. The simple pricing structure makes the 1NCE offering the ideal perquisite for global scale deployments where connectivity can be directly calculated within the final price of the device or service.
