Contrivian has expanded the Contrivian Horizon product line with the launch of the Contrivian Horizon Plus, delivering field connectivity to remote areas. The next-generation Horizon Plus is a user-friendly, field-ready system for additional functionality, accessibility and efficiency. The portfolio combines Starlink and other LEO satellite services with multi-carrier 5G/LTE routers, SD-WAN capability for remote site operations, disaster response, military deployments and mobile healthcare environments.
The portfolio allows emergency responders to arrive on foot, deploy in minutes and bring Contrivian platform intelligence to the field. The launch of the Contrivian Horizon Plus allows for always-on connection, remote video monitoring, real-time tracking and telemetry for remote operations across multi-user field teams.
“The Contrivian Horizon Plus is a huge step for emergency services connectivity. Allowing critical teams from construction, remote operations, healthcare, law enforcement, military, and governments to connect to satellites for real-time tracking and telemetry, even in the most remote locations,” said Grant Kirkwood, CEO at Contrivian. “The mix of hardware, software, and global connectivity creates a resilient ecosystem that ensures uninterrupted communication when it matters most, empowering responders to operate with greater precision, coordination and confidence in the field.”
The product line also includes the Contrivian Horizon Go, available as a hardcase or backpack for walk-in deployment where vehicles cannot reach. The Contrivian Horizon Go is the ultra-portable rapid deployment kit for solo responders and small teams, combining a Starlink Mini terminal with all-day battery power in a carry-on case, managing connectivity without infrastructure. The Contrivian Horizon field-deployable is the ruggedised case for vehicle-mount and fixed-site deployment, using the Contrivian NorthStar and Contrivian Lighthouse intelligent path for 24/7 monitoring in multi-user field teams. Together the line forms a clear capability ladder. Contrivian Horizon Go provides ultra-portable connectivity for solo responders and small teams as a hardcase or backpack. Contrivian platform intelligence, powered by Contrivian Lighthouse and Contrivian NorthStar, begins at Contrivian Horizon and scales through the new and improved Contrivian Horizon Plus for multi-user field operations and Contrivian Horizon Pro for the most demanding deployments.
In the Palisades fires in Los Angeles, Contrivian used these kits as an immediate restoration of command-to-field communications, real-time weather, and thermal imaging and supporting existing handsets without a change needed.
“The Contrivian Horizon line gives responders the connectivity they’ve been needing. It’s ultra-portable, all-day battery powered and operational in minutes, built for solo responders, small teams and rapid recon in disaster scenarios,” said Tom Daly, Principal Technologist at Contrivian. “Contrivian Lighthouse is intelligent edge software, a ‘network engineer in a box’ that thinks right on site, so first responders stay focused on their mission, not troubleshooting connectivity. With multiple paths active at once, Contrivian is delivering intelligence designed for optimised performance and fleet-wide visibility.”
The expansion of this portfolio with the Contrivian Horizon Plus builds on Contrivian’s strategy to provide mission-critical connectivity that is accessible, predictable, transparent and resilient across global remote environments. Contrivian is enabling organisations to modernise connectivity for emergency and disaster response, mobile teams, remote sites and critical infrastructures without adding operational complexity or disruption.
