Introduction

At GeoCast, we believe the next generation of data doesn’t come from servers — it comes from the world around us.

Every sensor, node, and device that collects environmental or positional data plays a part in how we understand our planet. From air quality monitors to seismic detectors and water meters — data drives awareness, awareness drives change.

GeoCast exists to connect those dots — creating an open, scalable network where IoT and GNSS (Global Navigation Satellite System) data flow securely into the cloud, where it can be visualized, shared, and acted upon in real time.

A New Kind of Data Infrastructure

Think of GeoCast as a data backbone for the real world — a distributed system that uses solar-powered field nodes, low-power mesh communication, and satellite synchronization to relay environmental information.

Each node can measure variables like temperature, vibration, or soil movement and then transmit that information via cellular or eSIM-enabled modules to a centralized platform.

This approach eliminates the need for expensive wiring, repeaters, or manual data collection. Everything becomes live, autonomous, and transparent.

eSIM Technology in Action

Here’s where our sister brand, eSIMDiscount, ties in.
Many of GeoCast’s M2M (machine-to-machine) and IoT devices rely on eSIMs for connectivity.

Unlike traditional SIMs that are locked to a single carrier, eSIMs allow each device to dynamically connect to the best available network — wherever it’s deployed.

That means:

• Fewer outages in remote environments

• Easier over-the-air provisioning

• Global scalability without swapping hardware

eSIMDiscount powers that side of our infrastructure — enabling GeoCast to maintain reliable, cross-border communication for thousands of field devices.

The Vision

GeoCast isn’t just a project — it’s a movement toward open environmental transparency.

We’re building tools that universities, agencies, and local communities can use to deploy their own low-cost sensor arrays and share the data publicly.

Imagine a world where anyone can open a map and see:

• Live air quality

• River levels

• GNSS displacement

• Real-time lightning strikes

• And even ground movement — all streaming from cooperative networks

That’s the power of GeoCast.

Closing Thought

We often take connectivity for granted — but someone has to build the invisible layer that connects it all.
That’s where GeoCast comes in: connecting not just people, but the systems that make life possible.

Learn more or join our initiative at GeoCast.us