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

Fi has launched the Ultra Pet Tracker, the first consumer wearable utilizing T-Mobile's Starlink satellite service for global coverage.

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The brief

Fi has released the Ultra Pet Tracker, a wearable for dogs that leverages T-Mobile's Starlink satellite service. This technology provides connectivity in areas where standard LTE signals are unavailable.

Coverage from Engadget, Business Wire, SpaceNews, GearJunkie, and The Verge emphasizes the device's use of direct-to-device satellite capabilities. The Verge reports that the satellite functionality successfully located a dog when LTE failed.

Future developments center on the expanded use of Starlink direct-to-device capabilities within consumer pet-tracking hardware.

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Quick answers

What satellite service does the Fi Ultra use?

The device uses T-Mobile's Starlink satellite service.

How does the Fi Ultra differ from standard LTE trackers?

According to coverage, it can maintain a connection and find pets in locations where LTE cannot provide coverage.

Who is the manufacturer of the device?

The device is produced by Fi.

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