
GalileoSky recently held a webinar for their partners where revealed more details about their new asset tracking device called Boxfinder. Its main purpose is a tracking cargo for long-distance shipments.
The manufacturer claims the device is able to work autonomously for up to 10 years. If this is not just a marketing trick, GalileoSky Boxfinder might become the most long-lasting GPS tracker among all devices with the same size. It weighs 350 g (12.34 oz) and has 125 x 102 x 42 mm size (4.92 х 4 х 1.6 in). It can be fixed on the asset or container with a couple of self-tapping screws.
Optional Iridium module allows track assets not only in the areas with GSM coverage. It extends the possible application for trans-continental and marine shipments.
As being said, GalileoSky Boxfinder can work up to 10 years – updating its position 2 times a day.

It seems that device sticks out with its operation time, IRIDIUM availability and the highest durability. It can be used for cross-border and maritime transportation and also for surveillance and insurance telematics with sparsely inhabited and isolated territories.
The device also has their weaknesses like a requirement of changing a battery at the GalileoSky office, because it сan’t to be purchased anywhere else on a market except manufacturer’s shop. Another disadvantage is the absence of A-GPS. However, the manufacturer states that device’s cold start can be done in 35 seconds.
Unfortunately, Boxfinder is not equipped with a detaching sensor, which many customers consider as a must-have feature for this sort of devices.
Navixy GPS tracking software closely supports GalileoSky devices. Vire the full list of supported features for models from this vendors in Devices section.