This news report was 1st published on our sister Site, The Internet Of All Things.
Satellite-based telecom solutions company Kepler Communications has opened up early-access registration for its Internet of Things (IoT) Developer Kit, to be available for purchase in Q1 2020. A limited number of early trials will be provided, the company said in a press release.
The DevKit will provide early access to Kepler’s forthcoming satellite-enabled narrowband connectivity service, designed to provide a truly-global and affordable satellite service that will support IoT services such as asset tracking and monitoring sensors anywhere on the planet.
The IoT DevKit has been developed with an integrated Raspberry Pi, facilitating the use of an array of smart, connected products and sensors currently available on the market. Multiple data requirements, ranging from bytes to MBs per month, will be supported by way of low-cost, flexible airtime plans. In parallel with the DevKit, Kepler is also developing a mobile-phone sized module for asset tracking, the first application-specific IoT hardware to be brought to market.
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