Sequans Monarch Powers Coyote Nano 2.0 New Generation of Stolen Vehicle Tracker
Sequans Communications (NYSE: SQNS) announced that Coyote, Europe's leader in connected driver assistance services, has chosen Sequans Monarch technology for its new generation tracker, Coyote Nano 2.0. The device connects to cellular LPWA networks, particularly LTE-M, setting a new standard in vehicle tracking.
The Coyote Nano 2.0 is part of Coyote Secure, a stolen vehicle recovery service with a 91% recovery rate within 48 hours. The tracker features jamming resistance, tamper protection, and discrete installation capabilities. It incorporates multiple wireless communication systems and location services, operating effectively in challenging RF environments.
Key features include extensive European coverage, autonomous operation, and a target battery life of up to 5 years. The device was specifically designed to deliver robust, energy-efficient performance while maintaining advanced RF capabilities.
Sequans Communications (NYSE: SQNS) ha annunciato che Coyote, leader in Europa nei servizi di assistenza alla guida connessi, ha scelto la tecnologia Monarch di Sequans per il suo nuovo tracker di generazione, Coyote Nano 2.0. Il dispositivo si connette alle reti cellulari LPWA, in particolare LTE-M, stabilendo un nuovo standard nel tracciamento dei veicoli.
Il Coyote Nano 2.0 fa parte di Coyote Secure, un servizio di recupero veicoli rubati con un tasso di recupero del 91% entro 48 ore. Il tracker è dotato di resistenza alle interferenze, protezione contro manomissioni e capacità di installazione discreta. Integra diversi sistemi di comunicazione wireless e servizi di localizzazione, operando efficacemente in ambienti RF difficili.
Le caratteristiche principali includono una vasta copertura europea, funzionamento autonomo e una durata della batteria prevista fino a 5 anni. Il dispositivo è stato progettato specificamente per offrire prestazioni robuste ed energeticamente efficienti, mantenendo al contempo avanzate capacità RF.
Sequans Communications (NYSE: SQNS) anunció que Coyote, líder en Europa en servicios de asistencia al conductor conectados, ha elegido la tecnología Monarch de Sequans para su nuevo rastreador de generación, Coyote Nano 2.0. El dispositivo se conecta a redes celulares LPWA, especialmente LTE-M, estableciendo un nuevo estándar en el seguimiento de vehículos.
El Coyote Nano 2.0 es parte de Coyote Secure, un servicio de recuperación de vehículos robados con una tasa de recuperación del 91% en 48 horas. El rastreador cuenta con resistencia a interferencias, protección contra manipulaciones y capacidades de instalación discreta. Incorpora múltiples sistemas de comunicación inalámbrica y servicios de localización, operando eficazmente en entornos RF desafiantes.
Las características clave incluyen una amplia cobertura europea, operación autónoma y una vida útil de batería objetivo de hasta 5 años. El dispositivo fue diseñado específicamente para ofrecer un rendimiento robusto y eficiente en energía, manteniendo al mismo tiempo capacidades avanzadas de RF.
Sequans Communications (NYSE: SQNS)는 유럽의 연결된 운전 보조 서비스의 선두주자인 Coyote가 새로운 세대의 추적기 Coyote Nano 2.0에 Sequans의 Monarch 기술을 선택했다고 발표했습니다. 이 장치는 LTE-M을 포함한 LPWA 셀룰러 네트워크에 연결되어 차량 추적의 새로운 기준을 설정합니다.
Coyote Nano 2.0은 48시간 이내 91%의 회수율을 자랑하는 도난 차량 회수 서비스인 Coyote Secure의 일부입니다. 이 추적기는 방해 저항, 변조 방지 및 은밀한 설치 기능을 갖추고 있습니다. 여러 무선 통신 시스템과 위치 서비스를 통합하여 도전적인 RF 환경에서도 효과적으로 작동합니다.
주요 기능으로는 광범위한 유럽 커버리지, 자율 작동 및 최대 5년의 배터리 수명 목표가 포함됩니다. 이 장치는 강력하고 에너지 효율적인 성능을 제공하면서도 고급 RF 기능을 유지하도록 특별히 설계되었습니다.
Sequans Communications (NYSE: SQNS) a annoncé que Coyote, le leader européen des services d'assistance à la conduite connectés, a choisi la technologie Monarch de Sequans pour son nouveau tracker de génération, Coyote Nano 2.0. L'appareil se connecte aux réseaux cellulaires LPWA, en particulier LTE-M, établissant un nouveau standard dans le suivi des véhicules.
Le Coyote Nano 2.0 fait partie de Coyote Secure, un service de récupération de véhicules volés avec un taux de récupération de 91% en 48 heures. Le tracker présente une résistance au brouillage, une protection contre le sabotage et des capacités d'installation discrète. Il intègre plusieurs systèmes de communication sans fil et services de localisation, fonctionnant efficacement dans des environnements RF difficiles.
Les caractéristiques clés incluent une couverture européenne étendue, un fonctionnement autonome et une durée de vie de batterie cible allant jusqu'à 5 ans. L'appareil a été spécifiquement conçu pour offrir des performances robustes et écoénergétiques tout en maintenant des capacités RF avancées.
Sequans Communications (NYSE: SQNS) gab bekannt, dass Coyote, Europas führendes Unternehmen für verbundene Fahrassistenzdienste, die Monarch-Technologie von Sequans für seinen neuen Tracker, Coyote Nano 2.0, ausgewählt hat. Das Gerät verbindet sich mit zellularen LPWA-Netzwerken, insbesondere LTE-M, und setzt einen neuen Standard im Fahrzeugtracking.
Der Coyote Nano 2.0 ist Teil von Coyote Secure, einem Diebstahlrückholservice mit einer Rückholquote von 91% innerhalb von 48 Stunden. Der Tracker verfügt über Störsicherheit, Manipulationsschutz und diskrete Installationsmöglichkeiten. Er integriert mehrere drahtlose Kommunikationssysteme und Standortdienste und funktioniert effektiv in herausfordernden RF-Umgebungen.
Zu den wichtigsten Funktionen gehören eine umfassende europäische Abdeckung, autonomer Betrieb und eine angestrebte Batterielebensdauer von bis zu 5 Jahren. Das Gerät wurde speziell entwickelt, um robuste, energieeffiziente Leistung zu bieten und gleichzeitig fortschrittliche RF-Funktionen zu erhalten.
- Partnership with major European market leader in driver assistance services
- 91% vehicle recovery rate within 48 hours
- 5-year battery life demonstrates superior energy efficiency
- Expanded market reach across Europe
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Sequans' partnership with Coyote represents a strategic customer win in the growing vehicle security market, though financial details are absent from the announcement. The selection of Sequans' Monarch technology for the Coyote Nano 2.0 tracker validates the company's competitive positioning in the cellular LPWA semiconductor space where low power consumption and reliable connectivity are paramount.
This deal highlights Sequans' ability to secure design wins in specialized IoT verticals. The vehicle recovery market presents a steady revenue opportunity with longer product lifecycles compared to consumer electronics. With Coyote being the European leader in connected driver assistance services, this partnership could drive recurring revenue through module sales as Coyote deploys its trackers across Europe.
The 5-year battery life requirement demonstrates that Sequans' technology meets demanding power consumption specifications - a critical factor for IoT applications. While this single partnership won't dramatically alter Sequans' financial trajectory given its
The Coyote implementation showcases Sequans' technical advantages in three critical areas for IoT tracking devices: signal robustness in challenging RF environments, resistance to jamming, and power efficiency. Stolen vehicle recovery represents one of the highest-value IoT applications, with considerably greater willingness-to-pay than typical asset tracking due to the high cost of vehicle theft.
Monarch's selection for this application confirms its technical superiority in challenging deployment scenarios. Vehicle trackers must operate reliably in metal-enclosed spaces (creating Faraday cage effects), underground parking structures, and against active countermeasures like RF jammers that thieves deploy. The multi-technology approach involving LPWA networks suggests Coyote is leveraging LTE-M's superior building penetration capabilities alongside other technologies.
The 5-year battery life target is particularly noteworthy, representing exceptional power optimization for a cellular-connected device that maintains constant network availability. This demonstrates Sequans' ability to compete in power-constrained IoT applications against alternative technologies. With vehicle theft protection as a proven use case, Sequans strengthens its position in the broader asset tracking and recovery sector that relies on similar technical requirements.
Paris, France--(Newsfile Corp. - March 4, 2025) - Sequans Communications S.A. (NYSE: SQNS), a leading 4G/5G IoT semiconductor company, today announced that Coyote, the European leader in connected driver assistance services, has selected Sequans Monarch® technology to connect its latest generation of trackers, named Coyote Nano 2.0, to cellular LPWA networks (and particularly LTE-M). The combination of Sequans Monarch technology with the multiple technologies use by Coyote sets a new benchmark in vehicle tracking. Coyote Nano 2.0 is a part of Coyote Secure, the market benchmark stolen vehicle recovery service, which has a proven track record, with
"We have been looking for the most robust, energy-efficient, and advanced RF performance cellular LPWA solution, and Sequans' Monarch technology has been a natural choice," said Stéphane Curtelin, Marketing Products and Services Director at Coyote. "We needed a wireless technology that could operate in the most challenging environments with the lowest power consumption possible and Sequans Monarch technology met our expectations."
The Coyote Nano 2.0 tracker is autonomous, resistant to jamming and tampering, and discreetly hidden in customers' vehicles. It has multiple wireless communication systems and location services and can operate in the most challenging RF environments. With Sequans Monarch, it connects seamlessly to cellular LPWA networks and provides extensive coverage across Europe and beyond, significantly increasing the chances of vehicle recovery. Engineered for longevity, the tracker boasts a target battery life of up to 5 years, ensuring continuous operation.
"We are honoured that Coyote has chosen our Monarch technology for their new stolen vehicle recovery tracker that cannot compromise on the performances of the communication," said Georges Karam, CEO at Sequans. "The partnership with Coyote underscores the exceptional capabilities of our technology in delivering high performance, low power consumption, and robust security features."
The integration of Sequans Monarch technology into Coyote's stolen vehicle recovery tracker represents a significant step forward in the fight against vehicle theft. By leveraging the latest advancements in cellular LPWA networks, this collaboration ensures that vehicle owners benefit from the most reliable and efficient tracking solution available today.
About Sequans
Sequans Communications S.A. (NYSE: SQNS) is a leading semiconductor company specialized in wireless cellular technology for the Internet of Things (IoT). Our engineers design and develop innovative, secure, and scalable technologies that power the next generation of connected devices. We offer a wide range of solutions, including chips, modules, IP and services. Our LTE-M/NB-IoT, 4G LTE Cat 1bis, and 5G NR RedCap/eRedCap platforms are optimized for IoT, delivering breakthroughs in wireless connectivity, power efficiency, security, and performance. Established in 2003, Sequans is headquartered in France and has a global presence with offices in the United States, United Kingdom, Israel, Hong Kong, Singapore, Finland, Taiwan, and China.
To learn more, please visit sequans.com.
About Coyote
Founded in 2005, Coyote is the European leader in connected driver assistance services, offering innovative solutions for private drivers and professionals. A perfect alliance between people and technology, the Coyote services platform aims to improve the safety and comfort of its Community, with a commitment to excellence in its technologies. Since 2018, the Coyote Secure stolen vehicle recovery solution and a fleet management service have been added to the services platform to support drivers while securing their vehicles. Coyote is one of the largest aggregators of data on the roads, processing 25 billion items of information every month in real time from all the connected terminals of the 5 million members of the Coyote Community in Europe. The Coyote group, which has operations in France, Spain, Italy, Belgium and Luxembourg, and its services are available in 16 European countries.
To learn more, please visit corporate.moncoyote.com.
Contacts
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+1 385.831.7337
ir@sequans.com
Sequans Media Relations
Linda Bouvet (France)
+33 170721600
media@sequans.com
Coyote Media Relations
Kevin VANEY
kvaney@coyote-group.com
06.13.78.20.93
Agence Wellcom
Marine BOIRIE & Badr RAR
coyote@wellcom.fr
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