While we cannot definitely answer this for you, from experience: chances are, yes. More generally put, cellular connectivity is your go-to-option if you need to reliably connect from a remote location with no wired network infrastructure, perhaps without a power source nearby either, eventually from locations all across the globe, to transmit high resolution data.
That said, cellular connectivity does have its disturbances and mobile network operators (MNOs) do not tend to commit to availability numbers either. Even though connectivity is included as such, the service quality of Microtronics ONE is reliant on MNO delivery with regards to the availability of cellular networks. . Yet Microtronics ONE has several resilience mechanisms built in, such as local buffering and auto-reconnects, to overcome temporary outages without losing precious data points and, more often than not, without anyone noticing.
Additionally , cellular connectivity in Microtronics ONE is solely depending on an existing uplink, i.e. an available mobile network. Data protection to ensure confidentiality and authenticity, compression, time-oriented, order-preserving transmission etc. is all independently ensured within the protocol.