Connected without cell signal
The Starlink Mini antenna brings a satellite link to areas with no cell coverage.
Satellite connectivity
where there is no signal
At the mine or on the road, where there is no cell signal, the WARA unit keeps reporting through a Starlink antenna.
No cell coverage, and the fleet keeps reporting.
Mines, mountain roads and remote routes are outside the mobile network. To operate there, the WARA unit is attached to a Starlink Mini antenna and connects to it over WiFi: each vehicle's data reaches the platform via satellite.
A GPS unit with its own satellite connection
Two devices working together: the WARA GPS unit, which records and sends the vehicle's data, and a Starlink Mini antenna that gives it internet access via satellite. The GPS unit connects to the antenna over WiFi, so it does not depend on cell signal.
WARA GPS unit
Mounted on the back of the antenna. It records the vehicle's position and data and sends them to the platform.
Starlink Mini antenna
Connects to Starlink's satellite network and provides internet over WiFi to the GPS unit, where there is no cell coverage.
WiFi link
The WARA unit is mounted on the back of the antenna and connects to it over WiFi.
Mining
For vehicles working at the mine and on its access roads, far from any cell tower.
Cargo and passenger transport
For trucks and buses on routes with no coverage.
