San Diego, United States — Geotab, Inc. (“Geotab”) an established provider of end-to-end telematics solutions, and Quake Global, Inc. (“QUAKE”), a leading manufacturer of Machine-to-Machine communicators for multiple satellite and terrestrial networks, announce the immediate availability of Geotab’s GO4v3 telematics device supporting global satellite data coverage with QUAKE’s Q9612 high performance satellite modem.

Geotab’s new generation GO4v3 is a robust compact device that provides a broad array of remote telematics and emergency information. It natively supports multiple terrestrial communication protocols and can interface with numerous sensors. With the inclusion of QUAKE’s Q9612 satellite modem, Geotab’s customers are seamlessly connected to their remote assets anywhere in the globe. Satellite fills in the “gaps” when operating outside of traditional cellular coverage. When these communicators are paired, the transition between cellular and satellite is autonomous and seamless. These industrial strength devices are environmentally sealed and meet the strict power conditioning requirements of fleet operations. When coupled with Geotab’s dynamic user-friendly software, customers realize practical ways to better manage their operations in terms of productivity, operating costs, safety, regulatory compliance, and maintenance, just to name a few.

“Geotab has an impressive, diverse customer base comprising large fleet operators with varying usage patterns and geographic profiles,” said Sergio Ramos, QUAKE’s CTO. “The Q9612 will provide their customers with real-world value and safety in ensuring that their assets are always in touch under any conditions and regardless of location.”

“QUAKE’s impressive track record for dependable and rugged hardware made them the ideal satellite solution provider our customers have been looking for,” said Clive Cawse, Geotab’s VP Operations. “The Q9612 has the right set of features and performance to make it the perfect complement to our product line.”