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    Aeris.net, Lat-Lon join forces

    Aug. 13, 2001
    Wireless communication provider Aeris.net and Global Positioning System (GPS) maker Lat-Lon, have formed a partnership to service the trucking, railroad and heavy machinery industries. Under the agreement, Aeris will provide Lat-Lon customers with a complete wireless data communications service via its MicroBurst network, which spans North America. Aeris.net’s patented MicroBurst technology, which
    Wireless communication provider Aeris.net and Global Positioning System (GPS) maker Lat-Lon, have formed a partnership to service the trucking, railroad and heavy machinery industries.

    Under the agreement, Aeris will provide Lat-Lon customers with a complete wireless data communications service via its MicroBurst network, which spans North America. Aeris.net’s patented MicroBurst technology, which will be embedded in Lat-Lon telemetry units, will transmit the data over the unused channels of existing cellular networks to Lat-Lon’s web server.

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