Configuring a GPS tracker used to feel like a quest: open the manual, dig through hundreds of commands for the right parameter, enter a value, double-check the result. An unusual task or unfamiliar hardware meant a call to tech support. On August 25, 2026, Galileosky | TLT demonstrated a tool that turns working with telematics into a live conversation. The AI Configurator is a new generation of software for setting up and diagnosing Galileosky devices, where the specialist's interlocutor is artificial intelligence.
At the core of the program is an AI agent that understands a request phrased in plain language. You can address it by voice or by text, and the answer arrives in real time. You describe the result you want, the AI analyzes the request, selects the parameters, builds the configuration and clearly shows how the device behavior will change. A person only needs to review and save the ready solution. The product's philosophy fits in one line: you describe the task, AI handles the rest.
Skill requirements change as well. A technician who is just getting started with Galileosky trackers can now handle jobs that used to require an experienced engineer, while professionals are relieved of routine and concentrate on complex projects.
A typical setup used to take hours: searching for a command, studying modes, verifying everything against documentation. Now it is enough to phrase a request — ask the tracker, for example, to send data every ten seconds while the ignition is on. The agent finds the relevant parameters, proposes values and explains what exactly will change. Routine operations shrink from hours to minutes.
The Device tab gathers the full picture of the tracker's condition on one screen: connection quality, power, navigation, connected interfaces and the status of key components. The Diagnostics tab and command search by name will feel familiar to those who prefer the classic interface. The main novelty is checking the device with a question. A specialist asks why the tracker is not reporting to the platform, and the assistant polls the relevant channels on its own, adjusts the level of detail, collects the data and names the likely causes of the fault. Reading raw diagnostic logs is no longer a required skill.
The Easy Logic technology has always made it possible to create custom device algorithms without deep programming knowledge — a scenario is assembled from visual blocks. A high entry barrier remained, however, and BLE and Modbus integrations had to be configured manually. In the AI Configurator, Easy Logic becomes an agent-driven development environment.
You state the goal — the agent takes over from there: it writes the script, uploads it directly to the device, checks how it runs, finds errors and brings the solution to a working state. Simple scenarios are ready in seconds, while complex projects that used to take days are now completed several times faster.
Connecting Bluetooth sensors and Modbus equipment no longer means manual trial and error. The AI knows Galileosky hardware and compatible peripherals, so it sets up data exchange correctly and verifies the result before the configuration is applied.
For integrator companies, the tool opens the way to more projects without expanding the team. Configuration and first-line diagnostics are no longer the monopoly of one or two engineers: any field technician can handle them, while experts switch to developing projects and new deployments. The agent verifies the configuration before it is applied, so rework becomes rare. Time saved on routine operations converts directly into money: fewer site visits, less vehicle downtime, faster rollout of GPS monitoring systems. Less time configuring — more time delivering.
The application is cross-platform and runs on Windows, Linux and macOS. Download it from the Configurator section in the Support area of galileosky.com and log in with your Galileosky account. If any questions come up, the support team is ready to help. To see the product in action, watch the webinar recording: Regional Development Manager Julia Shilova and Project Engineer Nikita Klein walk through real tasks and real results — no theory.
The future of tracker configuration is already here. All you have to do is ask.
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