Self-initiating backpacks
Grab-and-go kits stand up a local wireless network in minutes—no trailer, tower, or specialist truck required.
Immediate connectivity • Founded 2017
Imcon International designs self-powered Internet Backpacks and edge platforms that connect first responders, classrooms, clinics, and remote communities when towers fail—or never existed.
Why Imcon
The company is an immediate connectivity solutions provider. Its platforms join cellular, satellite, Wi-Fi, LoRaWAN, and mesh links so users can communicate, compute, and share data on more than 90% of the planet.
Grab-and-go kits stand up a local wireless network in minutes—no trailer, tower, or specialist truck required.
Lithium power stations and solar charging keep radios, phones, sensors, and routers alive when the grid is dark.
Onboard servers and the Imcon platform store content, run Gridlets, and keep teams working even when backhaul is thin.
Mission
Billions of people still lack reliable internet. Imcon’s work sits at the intersection of disaster communications, rural education, telehealth, and public safety. The same backpack that restores an emergency operations center after a hurricane can put a remote classroom online for the first time.
How the technology works
Product families
Core kit plus content server and device packs for schools and project-based learning.
The core always-on backpack for remote work, travel, and off-grid communications.
FirstNet Band 14 capable kit for emergency services, search and rescue, and EOCs.
Sensor and LoRaWAN integration for environmental, agricultural, and industrial data.
The Internet Backpack is consistently being upgraded, so units received may not look the same.
Fielded around the world
Imcon kits have been used in education and health programs, national parks, island communities, emergency services pilots, and disaster response.
Isla Caballo school connectivity and ProParques ranger communications.
Oconee County, South Carolina pilot; hurricane support in Florida and Western North Carolina.
Partnership work to expand internet accessibility for education, health, and rural communities across Liberia.