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16 March, 2018
Snaile Successfully Completes 3rd Party Postal RFID Tag-to-Cloud Testing
A leading Postal Quality of Service (QoS) survey company has successfully tested in two countries Snaile’s Postal passive RFID tag-to-Cloud device used to monitor the Universal Service Obligation (USO). Snaile’s device is designed to vastly reduce overall cost of current active tag devices and greatly improve accuracy of data. Snaile’s device is now available for commercial use and can be used in various first and last mile applications.
14 March, 2018
Snaile is Awarded a Standing Offer Agreement for Postal Covert Camera Technology
Canada Post has awarded Snaile a Standing Offer Agreement to supply covert camera technology to secure last mile postal mail boxes.
8 June, 2017
Snaile Wins Runner-up at The 2017 World Post & Parcel Award
Snaile’s first and last mile technology has come in as runner-up behind An Post, Ireland’s Postal Service, at the 2017 World Post & Parcel Awards in the Innovation.Category sponsored by Pitney Bowes. The announcement was made at WMX Europe in Paris, France.
9 May, 2017
A North American Postal Operator to Test Snaile’s First Mile IoT Devices and Last Mile IoT Devices in Conventional Parcel Locker Applications
A North American Postal Operator will test Snaile’s first mile devices in their street letter boxes and upgrade some of their conventional “dumb” parcel lockers to gain visibility into the available inventory of these lockers to accept new parcels as well as the aging inventory of parcels not picked up by customers in an evaluation of increasing parcel throughput of their entire network.
11 April, 2017
Snaile Shortlisted for 2017 World Post & Parcel Awards Innovation Category Sponsored by Pitney Bowes
The World Post & Parcel Awards is the global platform to recognize and promote mail and express excellence. Mail and express operators from all over the world compete to win these highly coveted awards, covering the key areas of mail and express operations
21 March, 2017
Snaile Partners with Postal Operator for First Mediterranean Country Pilot
Snaile will install first mile street letter box Internet of Things devices in Q3 2017 to test its operation and feasibility of a country wide roll-out.
15 March, 2017
The World Mail & Express (WMX) Europe Conference hosted by La Poste and Triangle Management, is the leading conference for global postal and logistics operators looking to gain invaluable insights into the latest trends and challenges in the industry.
7 February, 2017
Snaile Partners with one of the Largest Postal Market Research Companies to Upgrade Snaile’s Last Mile Devices to Read RFID Passive Tags & Report to the Cloud
A natural progression to Snaile’s technology is to be able to determine not only when mail in general arrives in a postal box but to know when certain types of mail arrives – RFID tag. Snaile’s last mile “mail has arrived” Internet of Things technology will able to read low-cost passive RFID tags in Q2 2017 and report to the SnaileCloud.
16 January 2017
Snaile Announces that it will Size its “Mail has Arrived” Internet of Postal Things Device for the Swiss Market
Snaile last mile consumer mail notification devices will be sized to fit Swiss letterboxes for the purposes of being offered to Swiss mail users through Switzerland’s 1450 Post Offices. Its anticipated that the first limited quantity units will be available by the end of Q1 2017.
07 January 2017
Snaile Selects Quectel’s UC20 Modem for Its Generation II Dual Function First Mile Content Check & Notify + Usage Analytics Internet of Things (“IoT”) Postal Industry Device
Quectel UC20 is a powerful function UMTS/ HSPA+ module offering a maximum data rate of 14.4Mbps downlink and 5.76Mbps uplink. UC20 is designed to provide customers with global network coverage on the connectivity of UMTS/ HSPA+. It can also be fully backward compatible with existing EDGE and GSM/ GPRS networks through multi-band combination of penta-band UMTS and quad-band GSM.
