Autonomous mobile robots (AMRs), automated guided vehicles (AGVs), and unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) are transforming how the world works: from crop harvesting and aircraft inspection to automated medicine distribution and industrial monitoring.
These machines send vast streams of sensor data to the cloud for real-time processing, require reliable over-the-air firmware updates, and depend on remote diagnostics to stay operational. Without robust wireless connectivity, they simply cannot function.
The integration of IoT and industrial robotics is called the Internet of Robotic Things (IoRT). Com4 is built for it.
Global cellular and satellite coverage wherever your robots operate.
Low-latency communication for responsive, mission-critical operations.
Private networks, encrypted data, and authenticated SIM infrastructure.
Deploy across multiple countries without changing infrastructure.
Monitor, update, and control every device from a single platform.
Open APIs and flexible connectivity that fit your existing systems and workflows.
Reliable connectivity doesn't just keep robots online. It transforms what they're capable of.
Com4 has a proven track record in IoT robotics. High-performance autonomous robots in over 20 countries rely on our premium connectivity every day. We go beyond SIM cards. Together with our ecosystem, we provide the full stack: from eSIM and device management to cloud integration and expert support.
AMRs and AGVs for picking, sorting, and fulfillment.
Autonomous tractors, harvest robots, and crop monitoring UAVs.
Pipeline inspection, offshore monitoring, and infrastructure drones.
Autonomous disinfection robots and medicine distribution systems.
Environmental monitoring, infrastructure inspection, and autonomous delivery.
Salmon and other fish species are farmed in net pens along Norway's coastline. These nets require regular cleaning to allow oxygen-rich seawater to flow through and maintain fish health.
Remora developed an autonomous underwater robot (essentially a vacuum cleaner for fish pens) connected via power and communication cables to a unit mounted on the pen fence above water. The robot cleans gently and without emissions, and learns from every job through AI to continuously refine its technique.