OrbitsHub integrates the protocols and devices industrial operations actually run on: NMEA, AIS, J1939, CAN bus, GPS and GNSS, ECDIS, Starlink, and Iridium. Each one decoded at the source and delivered as clean data your platforms can build on.
Operations support
We speak NMEA, ARINC, and CAN bus. Fluently.
Engineered to stay up.
One team across every protocol.
Marine, aviation, automotive, and satellite standards under one roof.
Technical delivery people
Marine protocol integrations.
NMEA, AIS, ECDIS, and vessel connectivity.
Positioning and satellite integrations.
GPS, GNSS, Iridium, and orbital data.
Protocol fluency is the foundation of every platform we build
Decoded correctly, or nothing downstream is true.
A dashboard is only as honest as the decoding underneath it. OrbitsHub maintains protocol expertise as a discipline: libraries proven across projects, edge cases documented, and new device generations tested as they ship. When your platform reads a value, it is the value the equipment sent.
Working with the platforms and hardware your operations already run on
How our protocol integrations work.
Three steps, any protocol.
Standard and proprietary messages decoded where the data is born, on the bus, the bridge, or the vehicle, so nothing is lost in translation.
Every decoding is proven on live devices, with edge cases documented, because the specification never covers what the field actually sends.
Clean, documented data handed to your platforms and developers in whichever form your product needs, supported under SLA.
OrbitsHub maintains decoding libraries proven across projects and kept current as devices evolve.
NMEA 2000, NMEA 0183, AIS, and ECDIS handled by one team.
J1939, CAN bus, and OBD decoded directly from the vehicle.
Starlink, Inmarsat, and Iridium engineered into the data flow.
Web platforms developed
Decoded on real vessels, aircraft, and vehicles across three industries.
Fluency is maintained, not claimed.
We keep protocol expertise current as a discipline.
Protocol integrations your platforms can depend on
Every decoding is validated on live equipment, documented for your team, and supported under SLA as device generations change.
