Our Platforms

Telular's strategy is straightforward: First, we leverage domain expertise to identify opportunities for IoT solutions to enterprise scale problems. Once identified, we can quickly spin purpose-built hardware derived from internal designs that connect into the appropriate Telular analytics cloud via a wide range of connectivity options. We then roll the solution out to targeted industries with the goal of delivering a one year ROI for our customers.

Here is a list of a few examples of this strategy in practice.

With trailers, ROI comes from doing more with fewer of them. Augmenting GPS with sensor intelligence and solar power creates analytics that now find their way into nearly every operational department of the trucking industry.

Many asset rich environments are too dangerous for off-the-shelf solutions. With a robust upgrade to an existing hardware platform, Telular leveraged the SkyBitz cloud to add global asset visibility regardless of the operating environment.

Telular identified two costly asset classes that would benefit from its advanced operational analytics after subtle changes to its existing cellular platform: intermodal containers and the thousands of chassis they ride upon.

Local Fleet Telematics is well known for saving fuel, improving driver relations and a fast ROI. A logical extension to the Telular IoT portfolio that allows all its customers to benefit from a bundled add on for their sales, service and delivery fleets.

Fuel delivery operations are historically low-tech resulting in high labor costs. Telular automated and centralized this workflow into a time-saving cloud application fed by both its tank monitors and vehicle telematics.

Overservicing a tank robs up to 50% of delivery margin and can only be overcome by knowing the tank's likelihood of running empty when planning loads. Telular created fill analytics fed by level monitors to return these profits to logistics firms.

Landlines are disappearing, security systems aren't, and interest in home automation is high. Telular created an entire portfolio that addresses every facet of these trends for the professional security dealer of any size.

In 2010, the NFPA released an unprecedented, yet stringent, ruleset approving a fire systems to use a sole-path. Telular customized its Telguard platform to launch a compliant cellular solution that proved to cut telco costs by 50%.

Although PERS used the same ecosystem as the intrusion industry, they never embraced cellular IoT which lacked two-way voice. Telular modified its Telguard product to handle voice and immediately became a cellular PERS standard.

Trailer Tracking