Geoforce Launches Revolutionary and Durable Asset Tracker in the Brazilian Market

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Published on 06/07/2023 at 14:31

Updated on 06/07/2023 at 16:28

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The Geoforce, global leader in providing rugged satellite and cellular-based asset tracking and monitoring solutions, is pleased to announce the launch in Brazil of the solar asset tracker GT2s. This innovative device offers flexible and cost-effective connectivity options, in addition to featuring the best battery life in the industry and unparalleled durability, certified for safe operation in explosive environments, as per ATEX Zone 0 certification. The GT2s is equipped with a rechargeable battery powered by solar energy and a backup battery, providing up to 10 years of operational lifespan.

The GT2s tracker offers global connectivity via satellite on the Iridium network and seamlessly integrates with Geoforce’s proprietary software. Moreover, it is capable of sharing data with other applications used by customers and partners, providing operations leaders and managers with critical visibility into all their assets and vehicles, regardless of their location. The device also offers bidirectional communication capability to support remote configurations, a wide range of configuration options, and industrial durability, even in the most adverse conditions and extreme locations.

André Chaboudet, General Manager of Geoforce in Brazil, highlights: “The introduction of the GT2s reinforces Geoforce’s position as a global leader in asset tracking solutions. Over the past 10 years, Geoforce has elevated the level of visibility and reliability of tracked assets for our customers in Brazil. The new GT2s devices demonstrate our commitment to providing customers with even more options to keep their critical equipment always under control.”

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The GT2s further expands the comprehensive line of tracking solutions offered by Geoforce for companies dealing with unenergized assets, energized equipment, and vehicle fleets. The solar-powered and intrinsically safe GT2s tracker is already available in the United States, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and now in Brazil. Geoforce plans to expand its availability to the European Union and other countries later in 2023.

ABOUT GEOFORCE:

Combining a cloud-based software platform with rugged GPS tracking devices, Geoforce’s advanced asset tracking solutions bring control even to operations in the most extreme areas. The company’s technologies help customers optimize their digital transformation processes, focusing on cost reduction, increased productivity, and enhancing the customer experience through efficient asset management. Geoforce’s asset tracking devices are designed for the world’s most demanding operators in sectors such as oil and gas, rail, construction, mining, transportation, government/defense, and agriculture. Headquartered in Dallas, Texas, Geoforce helps over 1,500 customers track more than 150,000 assets in over 95 countries. The company has a research and development office in Bozeman, Montana, as well as sales and support offices throughout the U.S., Brazil, Australia, and Canada. Geoforce remains committed to providing innovative solutions that empower its customers to achieve efficient asset management and maximize their operational results. With the launch of the solar asset tracker GT2s in Brazil, the company further solidifies its position as a market leader, offering advanced technology, reliable connectivity, and unparalleled durability.

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