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ACR Electronics intros the Bivy Stick MESH for remote SATCOM

June 26, 2024

ACR Electronics has launched their Bivy Stick MESH, a device that is the first satellite messenger to integrate advanced LoRa®-enabled mesh networking with the global reach of the Iridium satellite network, creating a self-sustaining, decentralized network that guarantees seamless and reliable communication without relying on cellular coverage.

The Bivy Stick MESH represents a leap forward in remote communication technology, offering dual-mode connectivity. The device seamlessly transitions between global satellite communication and LoRa®-enabled mesh networking for uninterrupted connectivity even in the most remote and demanding conditions.

The Bivy Stick MESH is tailored for industries where safety and reliability are paramount. Whether for lone workers in utilities, construction, and field services, or for adventurers in remote outdoor activities like hiking, climbing, and sailing, it ensures that users remain connected and safe, no matter where they are.

Offering device-to-device message transmission within seconds, this device is significantly faster than traditional satellite communication. The Bivy Stick MESH’s adaptive technology allows it to reliably perform in extreme locales, from dense forests to urban landscapes, boasting an advanced durability and waterproof rating of IP67, it has been engineered to withstand harsh impacts and severe weather conditions.

Equipped with 145 hours of battery life and a dedicated 24-hour SOS battery reserve, the Bivy Stick MESH ensures that critical emergency signals are maintained even when the main battery depletes. This feature provides a crucial safety net, offering users peace of mind during emergencies.

The device’s ability to relay messages intelligently through the mesh network ensures that communication is always possible, regardless of obstacles or distance. This feature enhances operational efficiency and safety, making the Bivy Stick MESH an invaluable tool for teams working in remote and challenging environments.

  • Global Iridium Satellite Coverage: Operate with confidence anywhere on Earth, leveraging Iridium’s unrivalled satellite constellation for unwavering communication.
  • LoRa®-Enabled Mesh Networking: Form self-sustaining mesh networks that enable real-time messaging and GPS location updates for enhanced team coordination and operational efficiency.

“The Bivy Stick MESH is not just a device; it’s a game-changer for outdoor and remote communication,” said Vance Cook, VP of 2-Way Satellite Communication at ACR Electronics. “By integrating advanced mesh technology with global satellite coverage, we ensure continuous connectivity and safety for workers and adventurers in even the most remote locations. This is satellite enhanced by mesh.”

Filed Under: ACR Electronics, Bivy Stick MESH (ACR), Dual-Mode Connectivity

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