Computing’s Technology Product Awards recognise technology talent, with categories ranging from security and cloud computing to AI and infrastructure, as well as showcasing impressive innovations and inventions that deserve industry-wide praise. The Technology Product Awards also reward the best of the UK’s technology industry: from the most innovative and compelling products and vendors, through to the most interesting and successful end-user projects.

The IoT Product of the year category rewards the most significant Internet of Things development of the past 12 months that deserve industry-wide praise.

Voting is now open until Friday, 21 October at 5pm and the voting form can be accessed here.

Astrocast launched earlier this year its commercially available cost-effective, bidirectional satellite IoT (SatIoT) service, to connect IoT devices globally when outside of cell-based terrestrial networks at a comparable cost. Accessibility to Astrocast’s Satellite IoT service has the potential to transform the business model for global IoT, opening the door to a raft of new, powerful applications that will accelerate change and deliver tangible value to businesses, individuals and the environment.

Utilising its own nanosatellite constellation in Low Earth Orbit, Astrocast offers affordable connectivity for all and supports applications in asset tracking, telemetry and telematics; as it fosters innovation across sectors including maritime, agriculture & livestock, environment & utilities, land, transport, freight & storage, mining, oil & gas.

The winners will be announced at the Computing’s Technology Product Awards 2022 ceremony on Friday 25 November in London.

See the full list of the 2022 finalists.

Astrocast SA operates a leading global nanosatellite IoT network, offering services in industries such as Agriculture & Livestock, Maritime, Environment & Utilities to name a few. The Astrocast network enables companies to monitor, track, and communicate with remote assets from anywhere in the world. It relies on superior L-band spectrum through a strategic alliance with Thuraya. In partnership with Airbus, CEA/LETI and ESA, Astrocast developed Astronode S, an ultra-low power and miniaturised module compatible with inexpensive L-band patch antennas. Founded in 2014 by a renowned team of experts, Astrocast develops and tests all its products in-house, from the satellites to the modules. Astrocast is listed on Euronext Growth Oslo. For more information visit www.astrocast.com. 

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