Monogoto and Partners Bringing Hybrid IoT Innovation to CES 2026
Monogoto is gearing up to take the global stage at CES 2026 in Las Vegas, where the company will showcase its bold vision for the future of hybrid cellular and satellite IoT connectivity. Taking place from 6 to 9 January, the event promises a series of live demonstrations that highlight how seamless, software-defined connectivity can unlock new innovation across industries.
CES remains one of the most influential technology exhibitions worldwide. For IoT pioneers, it is the proving ground for new platforms, smart devices, and resilient architectures that will serve as the backbone of smart cities, Industry 4.0 automation, and mission-critical field operations. Monogoto intends to seize that spotlight, offering a hands-on look at cellular and satellite-connected applications that work across borders, networks, and environments.
The company will showcase how enterprises can scale IoT deployments globally with secure, flexible, and API-driven connectivity, while also bringing key technology partners to demonstrate real-world use cases reshaping energy, construction, logistics, and robotics.
Maor Efrati, Co-Founder and CTO of Monogoto, said: “CES is where the future of technology comes to life. This year, we’re looking forward to bringing our partners with us to showcase how hybrid connectivity is transforming industries. Together we’re demonstrating how global, software-defined connectivity can empower innovators to deploy without limits.”
Hybrid IoT connectivity takes centre stage
A central theme from Monogoto is its hybrid connectivity strategy, blending public cellular, private networks, and satellite systems into one intelligent, unified platform. This approach reflects a broader trend shaping global tech investment, where enterprises seek resilient, multi-network strategies to support automation, cybersecurity, and real-time analytics.
Hybrid connectivity is emerging as a catalyst for:
- Always-on field operations across remote environments
- Mission-critical industrial communications
- Autonomous systems in construction and mining
- Cross-border fleet management and logistics
- Smart energy infrastructure and utilities
- Large IoT deployments with zero-trust security
As the industry shifts toward edge intelligence and distributed data processing, secure and flexible connectivity is becoming the backbone for digital transformation. Markets and Markets estimates the global IoT connectivity market will exceed USD 20 billion by 2028, fuelled by private LTE, 5G, and satellite IoT adoption.
Inside Monogoto’s CES booth
Located at Booth #10877 in North Hall, Monogoto will feature four immersive demo stations hosted by partners Creative5, Grinn Global, MaTrack Incorporated, and Civ Robotics.
Each partner brings a unique vertical focus, collectively showcasing how unified global connectivity drives innovation across industries.
Engineering intelligence from concept to deployment
Robert Otreba, CEO of Grinn, said: “At Grinn, we design technologies that connect people, data, and ideas. By joining forces with Monogoto, we’re extending that vision beyond boundaries, ensuring our devices stay connected everywhere. Together, we’re building the infrastructure for a more intelligent world, with one example of this collaboration to be showcased at CES 2026.”
Grinn brings deep expertise in embedded engineering, full-cycle IoT product design, and device manufacturing. With smart hardware underpinning IoT, Grinn’s work helps enterprises build durable connected systems for smart utilities, robotics, industrial automation, and environmental monitoring.
The company’s integrated development, testing, and production capabilities are increasingly vital as manufacturers seek secure and scalable device platforms. This trend is driven by growing adoption of digital twins, predictive maintenance systems, and remote asset intelligence, particularly across energy, infrastructure, and transportation.
Satellite IoT for a connected planet
Jennifer Chang, CMO, Creative5 Inc., said: “At Creative5, we believe resilient connectivity is the foundation for sustainable progress. Through satellite IoT innovation, we’re bridging digital and energy gaps across forests, oceans, and remote communities, bringing smarter energy and communication anywhere on Earth.”
Creative5, headquartered in Taiwan, specialises in satellite IoT systems that connect critical and remote infrastructure. From forestry monitoring to maritime operations and renewable energy farms, the company’s integrated satellite and terrestrial platforms expand connectivity far beyond traditional cellular reach.
Partnerships with Viasat, Skylo, and Chunghwa Telecom reinforce Creative5’s growing role in the global satellite communications sector, particularly as industries work to decarbonise operations and electrify remote regions.
Autonomous precision in large-scale construction
Liav Muler, Co-Founder & COO, Civ Robotics, said: “By integrating Monogoto’s reliable connectivity, we ensure our robots operate seamlessly across large and complex jobsites, delivering unmatched accuracy and efficiency that help field teams build faster, safer and smarter.”
Autonomous systems are reshaping the global construction market, particularly across infrastructure and renewable energy. Civ Robotics develops unmanned ground vehicles that automate land surveying and coordinate marking for huge construction sites. The company’s CivDots platform can mark thousands of points per day with high precision, dramatically speeding up site preparation for solar farms, highways, and industrial facilities.
Civ Robotics counts Bechtel, Trimble, Cupertino Electric, and Signal Energy Constructors among its partners. With global infrastructure investment forecast to exceed USD 90 trillion by 2040, technologies that accelerate development and improve safety are increasingly essential.
Future-ready fleet visibility and compliance
Vijay Pillai, CEO, Matrack Incorporated, said: “At Matrack, we’re building the future of fleet intelligence by making cutting-edge tracking and dashcam technology accessible to every business. With 24/7 support, we’re empowering operators of all sizes to monitor assets, optimise routes, and drive safer transforming how the world moves.”
Matrack develops GPS tracking and fleet intelligence solutions that help logistics operators improve asset visibility, reduce fuel waste, and enhance driver safety. With AI-driven fleet systems gaining traction, scalable devices and cloud platforms are expected to play a key role in supply chain sustainability, trade efficiency, and automated compliance.
CES preview webinar and thought leadership
Ahead of CES, Monogoto will host a preview webinar on 19 November featuring leaders from Creative5, Grinn Global, Civ Robotics, and MaTrack. The session will explore IoT adoption trends, next-generation connectivity models, and partner technologies.
With global IoT installations expected to reach more than 30 billion devices by 2030, education and collaboration are becoming critical for organisations planning deployment strategies that blend cellular, private networks, and satellite links.
Zero-trust connectivity as a competitive edge
In addition to partner demos, Monogoto will emphasise its zero-trust network architecture and API-driven automation approach. Security remains a central challenge in IoT expansion, with Gartner estimating that cyberattacks on connected devices will cause USD 50 billion in financial losses by 2025.
By offering programmable connectivity spanning 180 countries, private networks, and satellite access, Monogoto’s platform supports multi-layer security, real-time control, and resilient failover for mission-critical systems.
A collaborative leap forward in global connectivity
IoT ecosystems are entering a new era where seamless communication across cellular, private, and satellite networks will define competitive advantage.
Through forward-thinking partnerships and an open, software-first architecture, Monogoto is helping bridge the reliability gap for enterprises deploying connected solutions in every corner of the world.
Driving innovation through connectivity
As the world builds smarter cities, autonomous construction systems, and data-driven industrial networks, the companies shaping hybrid IoT connectivity stand to accelerate innovation on a global scale.
With strong momentum heading into CES 2026, Monogoto and its partners are poised to demonstrate the real-world impact of secure, scalable, and intelligent connectivity.
