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Fibocom, Grid-OS Expand India IoT Push with Payment, Tracking Modules

New Delhi – October 08, 2026 -- Fibocom and India-based IoT ODM Grid-OS are expanding their partnership to cover smart payment and vehicle tracking devices, unveiling new products at IMC 2026 as India's digital payments volume hits 24.51 billion UPI transactions in August 2026 alone, according to NPCI data.

Grid-OS showcases payment soundbox built on Fibocom's LE270 module

The Payment Soundbox uses Fibocom's LE270 LTE Cat 1 bis module to deliver stable 4G connectivity for real-time transaction alerts. The module's low-power design, optimized for connected-mode and DRX standby consumption, enables roughly 7-8 days of battery life on a 2000mAh battery.

Fibocom Launches MGB GNSS Series for India's IoT Market

New Delhi – October 07, 2026 -- Fibocom unveiled its MGB Series GNSS portfolio at India Mobile Congress 2026, introducing three modules that range from cost-efficient single-frequency tracking to RTK-enabled positioning accurate to 1 cm + 1 ppm.

Three modules target different cost and accuracy tiers

The MGB180 and MGB280 handle mainstream single-frequency GNSS needs, supporting GPS, BDS, GLONASS, Galileo and QZSS with 96 tracking channels and integrated AGNSS. MGB180 is built for highly cost-sensitive tracking devices with compact, low-power design, while MGB280 adds faster startup, reacquisition and cellular coexistence for asset tracking, fleet management and vehicle telematics.

Fibocom Launches RU311 5G RedCap Module for Mid-Tier IoT Upgrades

Shenzhen – September 07, 2026 -- Fibocom Wireless Inc. has launched the RU311 5G RedCap module series, targeting mid-tier IoT devices such as industrial gateways, security cameras, aftermarket automotive systems, energy applications and MiFi devices that require a lower-cost path from 4G to 5G.

RU311 delivers dual-mode 5G RedCap and LTE Cat.4 connectivity

Built on the UNISOC V527 platform, the RU311 supports 5G RedCap with peak downlink speeds up to 226 Mbps and uplink speeds up to 120 Mbps. In LTE Cat.4 mode, it reaches 150 Mbps downlink and 50 Mbps uplink, giving manufacturers a single module capable of serving both legacy and next-generation deployments.