Monogoto Unplugged: Tal Rudnitsky, Monogoto’s Net Ops Manager
Some people choose a career in tech. Tal Rudnitsky says he never really chose it; he fell for computers the first day he saw one and never really recovered. Decades later, that curiosity has taken him through infrastructure, VoIP, SaaS, cloud operations, and now AI-powered operations as Monogoto’s Net Ops Manager. His job is to […]
Life Without a Signal: When the Fleet Goes Dark
Logistics and telematics. What a silent truck actually costs. It’s 2:17 a.m. on a Tuesday, and a refrigerated trailer is somewhere on I-80 in western Nebraska. The tracker on it last reported at 1:04. Nobody knows that yet, because nothing in the system is designed to announce an absence. The dashboard shows the last known […]
Bridging Earth and Orbit: How NTN Satellite Powers Global Asset Tracking
Your tracker doesn’t go dark because it is broken. It goes dark because it ran out of planet. A container leaves the port. A mining vehicle heads into remote terrain. A shipment crosses a border and somewhere along the route, cellular coverage disappears, and with it, your visibility into the asset. That’s the problem with […]
Bringing Voice to IoT with VoLTE
For most of its history, the Internet of Things has been quiet. Devices reported in — a location ping, a meter reading, a few bytes of telemetry — and the whole industry optimized around making that data smaller, cheaper, and more power-efficient. Voice was the thing IoT left behind. It belonged to the 2G era, […]
Healthcare IoT Has a Connectivity Problem. It Just Doesn’t Look Like One Yet.
Connected devices are leaving controlled environments and showing up in ambulances, clinics, patients’ homes, and everywhere in between. They’re collecting data, communicating with platforms, and supporting care that depends on connectivity being available when it matters. Yet connectivity is often treated like a commodity. Pick a carrier. Pick a SIM. Check the coverage map. Negotiate […]
What Is NTN? Non-Terrestrial Networks for IoT, Explained
Your device doesn’t care whether it’s connected through a cellular tower or a satellite. It cares whether it can send the data it was built to collect. Unfortunately, connectivity still has blind spots. A shipping container spends three weeks crossing the Pacific. A mining vehicle disappears beyond terrestrial coverage. An environmental sensor sits hundreds of […]
Physical AI Needs Offline-First Connectivity, Here’s Why
AI Doesn’t Stop When the Network Does Imagine an autonomous inspection robot making its way through a solar farm hundreds of miles from the nearest city. Equipped with cameras, environmental sensors, and AI models trained to identify faults before they become failures, it’s designed to inspect hundreds of panels without human intervention. However, halfway through […]
What Is SGP.32? A Practical Guide to the New IoT eSIM Standard
For years, one of the biggest IoT limitations wasn’t coverage; it was identity. Once a device was shipped, changing a cellular identity usually meant swapping SIM cards, replacing hardware, or relying on provisioning methods never designed for modern IoT deployments. Connectivity was something you decided at the time of manufacturing and lived with for the […]
Life Without a Signal: Why Coverage Isn’t Connectivity
The gap between “online” and “operating,” measured industry by industry. It’s 2:17 a.m. A delivery truck misses its route because its telematics device stopped reporting an hour ago. Nobody knows yet. Across town, a fleet of payment terminals begins timing out mid-transaction, one by one. No alarms fired. No one expected it. And here’s the […]
Monogoto Unplugged: Kfir Evgi, Head of Networking API
Meet Kfir Evgi, Head of Networking API at Monogoto. With more than two decades in telecom, Kfir has spent his career mastering the complexities behind cellular networks. Today, he focuses on transforming legacy telecom infrastructure into simple, developer-friendly APIs that help customers build faster. When he’s not solving connectivity challenges, you’ll probably find him cooling […]