We develop devices and software for advanced use cases in rough conditions. Our customers are considered partners who we strive to provide the best possible solutions, utilizing contemporary technological possibilities.
Wonderland is open to everyone, and free to use for a limited amount of tracking devices. We support a wide range of manufacturers to allow our customers to chose from a wide variety of trackers. Furthermore, with our white-labelled tracking-core you can build your own solution, leveraging on our technology
Our tracking devices are produced in-house or supplied by our partners, depending on the field of application. We ensure the latest technology is applied in your project in an effective way.
Devices are available for tracking and monitoring the following species:
Deer, Cattle, Birds, Wild boars, Lynxs, Foxes, Wolves, Turtles, Rhinos etc.
The landscape regarding low-power wide area networks is rather diverse. Standards range from LoRaWAN to Sigfox and NB-IoT to CAT-M1. We provide a generic API to unite all available technologies and make our products network-agnostic
We believe in the future of satellite-backed solutions, particularly when it comes to tracking applications. There are many network providers trying to conquer the IoT market. We know which ones are here to stay
We're there when you need us.
Our engineers are on top of their game.
We aim to be best in class.
Never letting you down.
Test us before you buy.
Integrating with your existing solution.
We breathe agile development.
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The new GPS tracker from IoTracker comes with alarming functionality
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For the latest release of Wonderland, a lot of work has been done under the hood
IoT Wonderland now supports Mokosmart's latest asset tracker LW001-BG PRO
Our partner WLS.ch has recently tagged and monitored a number of wild boars around Lake Biel for research purposes.
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