For the first time as an exhibitor at Exposec, Voxter arrived in grand style. According to Thiago Bragança, the company's director of communication and marketing, the debut at the event was marked by the launch of a new line of trackers, software with new functions, and chips.
Among the standout trackers is the J16 Original, custom-developed to Voxter's specifications, and not simply imported, as is common in the industry. "We present the project with the functions we want, and the manufacturers develop it based on our demands," explains Bragança.
The new line features innovative resources, such as the ability to remotely switch the operator of the multi-operator SIM card, performed directly through a configuration command on the device. In addition, the firmware is customized, allowing the devices to operate stably with multi-operator SIM cards, ensuring stability and preventing crashes.
The trackers also feature a dedicated geolocation module from Quectel, which ensures greater accuracy and fluidity in communication with satellites. Voxter also emphasizes that its devices are validated by leading companies in the connectivity market.
It's worth highlighting that the J16 line includes Plus versions, with iButton and extra connections; Mag, which is magnetic, wireless, and portable with a microphone for use in special operations; and Easy, which connects to the vehicle's OBD port to offer real-time monitoring. The company also offers multi-carrier chips from national and international carriers, as well as original Claro and Vivo chips.
Another distinguishing feature of Voxter is its own vehicle tracking software, Mapper, a fully customized platform that allows the client to use their visual identity both on the web panel and in the application.
“Our growth in recent years has prepared us to be here. We doubled our number of employees and our revenue. We wanted to arrive at Exposec with a large structure, worthy of the fair,” says Bragança. He emphasizes that the company's presence at the event reinforces its position among the three largest in the sector in Brazil. “It's important to be alongside the main players. This is where the big brands are — and Voxter is too.”
Regarding his participation in the fair, he is categorical: “My first experience as an exhibitor was excellent. The organization is getting better and better, and the stands are more thoughtfully designed. It became clear that companies are investing more in presenting their products well. And now, more than ever, we want to be a part of that.”
Photo: Carol Gonçalves/Portal Security
