The North American Heartland Low-Earth-Orbit
("LEO") Satellite Tracking
Port plans to demonstrate and trail test its "All-N-One" Satellite
Modem to the US Agricultural Growers Association.
The Portable, Self-Contained,
"All-N-One" Satellite Modem can easily be attached to any Intermodal
Container, Truck, Train, Barge, Tug and Ship. The Modem can Locate, Track,
Monitor and Control “Containers"; Ships, Tugs, Barges, Trucks, and Trains "Anywhere
in the World" – even as they travel across the Polar Ice Caps, Oceans,
Lakes, Inland Waterways and Continental Landmasses.
The
Portable Modem is a completely self-contained device with an internal
microprocessor, intelligent modem, software, firmware, RF and GPS antennas, and
battery pack.
The Portable Modem when equipped with a wide array of sensors will also
monitor, control, and report the status of the Container's sensors.
The "All-N-One" Portable Modem has a weatherproof and rugged case,
allowing it to continuously perform in harsh environments.
Until now, tracking Containers which are often located in extremely remote and
harsh locations, including the oceans and polar ice caps, has been extremely
difficult, time consuming, labor intensive, and very expensive.
Today, because BALLAS provides low-cost Low Earth Orbit Satellite GPS and M2M
data services, which are far less expensive than "cellular/tower" and
geo-stationary satellite broadband services, BALLAS can provide Global
Container Companies with low cost data services which will significantly reduce
the Company's daily operating expenses, improved productivity, while still
providing additional Container safety and security.
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