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GOST Debuts Kasper Multi-Purpose Solar-Powered Global Satellite Asset Tracker

GOST Debuts Kasper

Aug 19, 2025

GOST® (Global Ocean Security Technologies), a world leader in marine security, tracking, monitoring and video surveillance systems, recently announced the launch of its newest solar-powered global satellite asset tracker, Kasper.
 
As a lightweight, compact solution for tenders, personal watercraft, e-bikes, kayaks and paddleboards and much more, Kasper offers remote asset geostationary satellite monitoring and geofence breach functions without the need for an additional power source thanks to built-in solar-power and antenna integration for autonomous operation.
 
“From on the water to land, Kasper offers owners and crew members peace of mind with a simple solution for globally tracking the location of where all the toys are for a yacht program,” said Brian Kane, CEO and founder, GOST. “It is easy to install and can be just as easily reallocated to multiple assets as needed. And since it doesn’t need an onboard power source, Kasper is sure to be the go-to-choice in remote asset monitoring for almost any applications.”
 
Kasper is IP67/IPX9K-rated, shock and vibration resistant and HERO-certified to solidify its ability to handle any conditions on and off the water. Kasper features sensors to track for speed, heading, as well as door security or a panic button. It also features a geo-fence protection mode, so that users can ensure that things stay where they’re supposed to as the units report location every 15 minutes.
 
For more information on Kasper, GOST and its full line of security products, visit www.gost.com.

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