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NEW DELHI: Satellite narrowband Internet of Things (NB-IoT) solution Skylo<\/a> Tuesday launched ‘Fish Catch Report<\/a>’ for the fishermen community to help initiate the selling process even before they dock boats on the shore.

Skylo says the Fish Catch Report is a mobile communications solution and leverages the Skylo network, offered in partnership with the state-run Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited<\/a> (BSNL<\/a>), and Britain’s Inmarsat<\/a> to provide fishermen and boat owners with real-time data, 2-way messaging, and the ability to send SOS messages.

“For the first time, fishermen can actively sell their catch based on demand while still out at deep sea, giving them the ability to increase their profits by selling at a higher price and reducing waste, enabling them to make the most out of their hard work,” said Skylo COO Angira Agrawal.

With the help of always-on connectivity, fishermen can communicate to their customers about the fish type, quantity, time of catch, among other details.

“The Skylo end-to-end solution provides reliable uptime and gives everyone the ability to improve their business and make more money while providing the freshest fish to consumers - something that the Indian people have been asking for, for years,” Agrawal added.

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Britain's Inmarsat on competition from OneWeb, SpaceX; 5G and India potential<\/a><\/h2>

Inmarsat, he said, is not interested in satcom for video distribution or consumer broadband, rather is interested in providing services for aviation and maritime, select enterprises and governments with the best possible connectivity for global mobility.<\/p><\/div>

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NEW DELHI: Satellite narrowband Internet of Things (NB-IoT) solution Skylo<\/a> Tuesday launched ‘Fish Catch Report<\/a>’ for the fishermen community to help initiate the selling process even before they dock boats on the shore.

Skylo says the Fish Catch Report is a mobile communications solution and leverages the Skylo network, offered in partnership with the state-run Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited<\/a> (BSNL<\/a>), and Britain’s Inmarsat<\/a> to provide fishermen and boat owners with real-time data, 2-way messaging, and the ability to send SOS messages.

“For the first time, fishermen can actively sell their catch based on demand while still out at deep sea, giving them the ability to increase their profits by selling at a higher price and reducing waste, enabling them to make the most out of their hard work,” said Skylo COO Angira Agrawal.

With the help of always-on connectivity, fishermen can communicate to their customers about the fish type, quantity, time of catch, among other details.

“The Skylo end-to-end solution provides reliable uptime and gives everyone the ability to improve their business and make more money while providing the freshest fish to consumers - something that the Indian people have been asking for, for years,” Agrawal added.

\"Britain's<\/a><\/figure>

Britain's Inmarsat on competition from OneWeb, SpaceX; 5G and India potential<\/a><\/h2>

Inmarsat, he said, is not interested in satcom for video distribution or consumer broadband, rather is interested in providing services for aviation and maritime, select enterprises and governments with the best possible connectivity for global mobility.<\/p><\/div>