Terrestrial and Satellite Connectivity: Connected Anywhere

This multipath router connects your equipment to the cloud wherever it's located, combining terrestrial and satellite networks in a single device.

Using Multipath TCP (MPTCP) and Multipath UDP (MPUDP), the router can use several links at the same time, from terrestrial options like Wi-Fi, wired Ethernet, and cellular to satellite. If one link drops or degrades, traffic moves to the others without interrupting the session, so connected applications keep running without a gap. There's no need to rely on the site's existing network. The router can use local terrestrial connections where they're available, add satellite for extra resilience, or run entirely on satellite at remote sites with no terrestrial coverage at all. For short-term visits, a technician's phone or tablet can serve as one more path to the cloud while they're on site.

The router sends traffic over the lowest-cost link available and uses metered cellular or satellite only when it needs to. On metered links, it also minimizes the data exchanged with the cloud. This keeps airtime costs low without sacrificing the real-time monitoring and responsiveness your applications rely on.