The Hardware

The Command Unit.

The heart of a Zenith deployment — it holds the whole picture, runs the dashboard, and keeps your team connected. Drag to turn it over.

Zenith Command Unit · Mk I Linux on-board · LoRa mesh gateway
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Own Wi-Fi
Dashboard on any tablet or screen
10,000 mAh
Battery backup — always on
100s
Trackers monitored at once
The Heart

The heart of every deployment.

Every Explorer and tracker in the field reports to one place. The Command Unit holds the whole picture, runs the dashboard, and keeps your team connected — a self-contained system small enough to live in a glovebox.

Its own network

The unit broadcasts its own Wi-Fi. Staff open the live dashboard on a tablet — or the car's own screen — with no internet and nothing to set up.

Hundreds at once

A single unit monitors hundreds of trackers simultaneously — one Bronze expedition or an entire ski resort.

Lives in the vehicle

Glovebox-sized, powered from any car USB, with a 10,000 mAh backup on board — so a flat car battery never means a lost team. No rack, no install.

Self-contained

Compute, storage, mesh radio, Wi-Fi and battery — everything a deployment needs, sealed into one unit.

MeshSense™

Find the blindspot
before it finds you.

MeshSense models your mesh before anyone sets off — predicting coverage, range and dead zones across the real terrain you're operating in.

Zenith Expedition
MeshSense — Expedition Planning Tool: predicted LoRa mesh coverage across the Hajar terrain, with tracker, staff-vehicle and repeater placement.

Predict, don't hope

Coverage modelled over real elevation data — see exactly where the mesh reaches and where it won't, before you commit a plan.

Place with intent

Position staff vehicles and repeater nodes to close the gaps, then re-run to confirm the whole route stays covered.

Early warning

Live mesh health flags a participant drifting toward a blindspot — so you act before they're out of contact, not after.

Worldwide

Starlink-ready, when you want the world watching.

Out in the field, the Command Unit needs nothing but itself. Connect a Starlink dish (subscription required) and it streams the live expedition anywhere — a regional office coordinating operations, or a family at home following every step of their child's expedition. Connectivity is the option; coordination is built in.

Specifications

What's inside.

Final specifications are being confirmed ahead of launch.

Compute

Linux-powered · quad-core 64-bit · [up to 16] GB RAM · runs Zenith Command locally

Storage

On-board NVMe SSD · [512 GB] · map storage, tracker data, daily logs & messaging

Mesh radio

LoRa [868 / 915] MHz · self-healing mesh · hundreds of trackers

Network

Own Wi-Fi access point · Gigabit Ethernet · Starlink-ready

Power

5 V car USB · 10,000 mAh battery backup

Antenna

Roof-mounted or on-device · brass SMA connector

See it in your terrain.

The fastest way to understand the Command Unit is to watch it hold a live deployment. We'll walk through one relevant to your operation.

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