The uniNB GPS sensor is mainly used in different fields of industry regardless of place of use (indoor, outdoor, offsite). It can evaluate the status of the object and send reports of its activity based on internal accelerometer data. In addition to reporting the current position, the sensor can detect motion initiation, continuous motion and stop motion, while the period of sending of interim messages is user-adjustable. The sensor also provides information about tilt of the object with possibility of evaluation of these data and reporting of alarm states. The tilt information has a great informative value so you can even monitor the manipulation with your assets (loading, unloading, rollover). The uniNB GPS sensor has a durable and weather-proof design and can be easily mounted on the object. Its battery lasts up to 10 years (depending on the number of measurements and transmitted messages) without any battery replacement.
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uniNB GPS communicates through the NarrowBand IoT network (NB-IoT) in the 7-900 MHz licensed band. NB-IoT is the newly emerging narrowband LPWAN technology for the Internet of Things, which uses the already existing GSM and LTE bands, and respects the 3GPP standards. NB-IoT allows two-way communication with the device and, compared to Sigfox, its main advantage is remote configuration of the device (server-to-device communication). NB-IoT provides better indoor coverage, supports a larger number of devices and also has an optimized network architecture. Emphasis is placed on the low cost of final device and low energy consumption. The data from the sensor is sent via the operator of NB-IoT radio network to the PHARIS IoT Cloud where the data is processed and prepared for view. PHARIS IoT can also send data to customer’s platform or uniNB GPS can be provide as a pure HW.
The sensor should be located in such a way that it is protected from vandalism or unintentional damage during operation, and it should be possible to receive GPS signals (unshielded space). Sensor mounting is possible in three ways: