Completes Initial Development of Remote Satellite Camera System for Military & Environmental Applications

Executive Summary

• Total Telcom Inc. announced that its wholly owned subsidiary, ROM Communications Inc., has completed the initial development and working prototypes of "CamTraX," a self-contained Small Form Factor (SFF) satellite camera system.
• The system is designed for ease of deployment, featuring wireless connectivity to smartphones, tablets, or computers, and supports integration with various sensors including magnetometers, float switches, radar detection, thermal imaging, and infrared night vision.
• ROM Communications will send several prototypes to Guyana for immediate field testing, with production units anticipated to be available in the late second quarter of 2026.

Key Details

• Product Name: CamTraX
• Developer: ROM Communications Inc. (Wholly owned subsidiary of Total Telcom Inc.)
• System Type: Self-contained SFF satellite camera system.
• Connectivity: Built-in app connecting wirelessly to any smartphone, tablet, or computer.
• Sensor Integration: Accommodates magnetometers, float switches, radar detection, thermal imaging, infrared night vision, and various camera lenses.
• Target Applications: Border monitoring, environmental event monitoring (e.g., flooding), and threat assessments for Governments and Militaries.
• Field Testing: Prototypes are being sent to Guyana for immediate field testing.
• Production Timeline: Production units are anticipated to be available in the late 2nd quarter of 2026.

Notable Quotes

• Neil Magrath, CEO: "Ongoing discussions with Governments and Militaries continue to prioritize the ability to make 'Threat Assessments' in monitoring borders & environmental events like flooding. It is believed that CamTraX will be an effective tool in helping determine when, why and how to respond to these events."