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Fi’s Starlink-enabled pet tracker found my dog when LTE couldn’t

Fi has launched the Ultra, a pet tracker that utilizes Starlink satellite technology to maintain connectivity where standard LTE signals fail.

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What powers the new Fi Ultra tracker?

The device is powered by T-Mobile's satellite service, which utilizes Starlink's satellite technology.

How does this tracker differ from previous models?

Unlike models relying solely on LTE cellular signals, the Fi Ultra features direct-to-device satellite capability to maintain connectivity in remote areas.

Who is behind this technology?

The Fi Ultra is a result of a collaboration involving Fi, T-Mobile, and Starlink.

What happened

Fi has introduced a new wearable device for dogs, the Fi Ultra. The device is designed to provide location tracking by connecting directly to satellite networks through a collaboration with T-Mobile and Starlink's direct-to-device infrastructure.

Coverage from outlets including Fortune, The Verge, Engadget, and SpaceNews highlights the device's ability to maintain a connection in areas where traditional LTE cellular coverage is unavailable. Business Wire and GearJunkie describe the product as a consumer wearable, with reports noting its performance in tracking scenarios that exceeded the capabilities of cellular-only devices.

Future reports may clarify the device's operational range and the specific geographic areas covered by the satellite service. Coverage does not yet specify pricing or global availability details.

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