From the unit on a student's bag strap to the command room running a national park — a single coherent ecosystem under one celestial naming system.
Explorer is the participant tracker — bag-strap sized, with a small screen and antenna. Visible enough to reassure, discreet enough that nobody feels watched.
Every Explorer is both a tracker and a relay — hand them out and the group becomes its own self-healing mesh, no masts or signal required.
Both variants are full mesh nodes — every device you deploy extends coverage for the whole group.
Command is the heart of every deployment — the in-vehicle hub that runs the dashboard, holds the whole picture, and keeps your team connected.
Built for people whose attention is already split: draw a geofence and it alerts the moment someone crosses; message anyone across the mesh; every alert and position fix is logged automatically.
Illustrative preview. The live dashboard scales from a single group to multi-site operations.
Sector-specific deployments built on the same mesh core — each tuned to the demands of its environment.
Your dot plan, live — named-role tracking for events, inside the steel-and-concrete venues where cellular falls over.
Purpose-built for the mountain. Cold-weather hardware and a piste overlay for ski resorts and patrol coordination.
Wilderness-scale coverage for national parks and ranger operations — the widest reach in the range.
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