Connectivity for connected construction machinery
From connectivity architecture to cellular and satellite integration, validation and rollout.
Discuss your projectThe challenge
Where construction machinery connectivity gets difficult
Connectivity problems rarely stop at supplier boundaries. Neither do we.
Machines operate where networks are weakest
Construction equipment is frequently deployed in remote, temporary or changing locations where coverage can vary significantly between operators.
Machines move between markets
The same equipment may be sold, rented or relocated across countries, creating different network, roaming and regulatory requirements.
Ownership is fragmented
OEMs, TCU suppliers, connectivity providers, mobile operators and backend teams each control different parts of the connectivity chain.
Problems happen in the field
Connectivity issues often appear only after machines are deployed, making them much harder to reproduce and diagnose.
One partner. Complete lifecycle.
Horizon Connect supports construction machinery OEMs
Across the complete connectivity lifecycle, from architecture and integration to field validation and global operation.
1
Define
Build the right connectivity model. Connectivity architecture, TCU requirements, and market constraints.
2
Integrate
Turn the connectivity model into a working service. Machine systems, backend, provisioning, and connectivity interfaces.
3
Validate
Prove connectivity works in real conditions. Real-network testing, firmware diagnostics, and market-readiness validation.
4
Roll out
Launch and manage connectivity globally. Cellular and satellite rollout, multi-market activation, and ongoing support.
Typical construction machinery programs we support.
Start with a defined work package or bring us into a complex cross-supplier program. The scope follows the technical problem.
Launch a connected machine platform
Define the connectivity architecture, TCU requirements, provisioning model and backend integration for a new equipment generation.
↗Build cellular & satellite connectivity
Design a hybrid connectivity model for machines operating across construction sites, remote areas and different network environments.
↗Move to SGP.32, the new eSIM model
Translate the eSIM strategy into practical TCU, provisioning-platform, process and validation requirements.
↗Roll out into new markets
Prepare connectivity for new countries, including network access, profile activation, roaming and local requirements.
↗Integrate satellite connectivity
Combine cellular and satellite connectivity to maintain service beyond terrestrial network coverage.
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Featured success story · ValidateProven in automotive connectivity
Global validation for a German automotive OEM.
Horizon Connect established remote access, real-network testing and diagnostic workflows so engineering teams could reproduce and analyse connectivity issues without being physically present at the test location.
WHY HORIZON CONNECT
Construction Machinary, telecom, and validation expertise in one team.
We combine product engineering with network-domain experience to manage the dependencies across systems, suppliers and markets.
Cross-industry expertise
We bridge the gap between automotive hardware and global connectivity networks.
Hybrid connectivity
We help OEMs expand coverage by combining cellular and satellite networks.
Direct MNO access
We leverage direct operator relationships to resolve roaming and network issues faster
End-to-end ownership
We troubleshoot the entire connectivity path, from vehicle hardware to the OEM backend.
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What stage is your connectivity program at?
Define a new architecture, deploy across suppliers and markets, or validate an existing connected service.
