Omnisio Infinity · Connected field tracking

Keep the field connected to the review.

Infinity brings outdoor positioning and motion sensing into a cellular-connected workflow. For staff who need to review the session while it is happening, the live path depends on a configured device, network and Team integration.

Omnisio Infinity GPS tracker: a dark, rounded rectangular unit with the manufacturer’s mark on its face.
Official partner hardware photograph. Manufacturer markings shown on the device have not been altered. The supplied configuration, accessories and commercial branding are specified in the relevant offer.

A connected workflow for the training ground.

The device sends data through the cellular network to the provider cloud. The configured Omnisio integration makes the available information usable in the authorised Team views. Review the source status and freshness in the working application.

Know what is onboard and what is connected.

Outdoor positioning

GNSS provides the positioning input for the configured outdoor tracking workflow. Receiver frequency is specified separately from cloud delivery.

Motion sensing

The onboard inertial sensing system captures movement signals. Sport-specific interpretations depend on the processing that is actually supported.

Compatible external sensors

Compatible BLE peripherals can supply additional signals when configured. Heart rate, temperature or power from an external sensor must not be labelled as a built-in measurement of every Infinity unit.

Plan for real-world connectivity.

Cellular coverage and service configuration affect live delivery. The device’s buffering and later transfer help the recording workflow through interruptions, but they are not a promise of uninterrupted reception, zero loss or an always-current Team screen. Check network and service scope for the venues where you train.

Technical reference

Transfer workflow
Cellular transfer to the provider cloud
Positioning
Outdoor GNSS
Receiver reference
25 Hz capability; 10 Hz concurrent-constellation configuration
Inertial sensing
9-axis IMU
Device weight
59 g
Dimensions
76 × 48 × 16 mm
Battery reference
Up to 15 hours in the default configuration
Full charge reference
Approximately 2 hours
Charging dock reference
16-device dock; agreed package governs inclusion
Additional signals
Compatible configured BLE peripherals

These are receiver specifications, not a promise of 25 Hz or 10 Hz end-to-end API delivery.

Manufacturer reference specifications for the described device. Battery life, data availability and connectivity depend on configuration, accessories and operating conditions. The agreed Omnisio package defines what is supplied.

Build the setup around your squad routine.

Plan device assignment, charging and compatible wearables alongside the software workflow. The manufacturer describes a multi-device charging dock and suitable vest options. Exact quantities, garments, connectivity and services are defined in the Omnisio offer for your organisation.

The tracker captures. The staff interprets.

Bring the enabled field records into Team session review. Combine them with the permitted athlete context, without presenting field workload as a recovery diagnosis. The demo will show the configured workflow rather than a generic live-data promise.

The tracker captures. The staff interprets.

Illustrative example — not live athlete data

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Frequently asked questions

Does Infinity require post-session Hub synchronisation for its normal live workflow?

Its described live workflow uses cellular transfer. That is different from Inspirit’s record-and-sync approach. A working connection and configured integration are still required to receive data in Team.

Is cellular service included everywhere?

Do not assume universal coverage or free service. Countries, networks, subscription terms and supported operating conditions must be confirmed in the offer.

Can we compare Infinity and Inspirit with our own workflow?

Yes. Request a comparison demo and describe when staff need the data, where training takes place and how devices are managed. Do not send personal athlete records.