Myriota is a South Australian-based satellite telecommunications company founded in 2015. It specializes in providing direct-to-orbit satellite connectivity for Internet of Things (IoT) devices, enabling remote monitoring and data collection in areas lacking traditional internet coverage. Myriota's space-based network delivers scalable and affordable IoT data services through energy-efficient hardware, supporting sectors like agriculture, logistics, water management, and environmental conservation. The company partners with organizations like Spire Global and Viasat, and offers services like Myriota HyperPulse and UltraLite, utilizing LEO and GEO satellites to cater to diverse IoT sensor use cases.
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Myriota will leverage Spire’s Software in Space solution and Spire’s constellation of multipurpose satellites to test and develop space-based capabilities.
Myriota was founded in 2015 to provide direct-to-satellite IoT connectivity and its intellectual property covers edge, satellite, and cloud components of the end-to-end solution.
Myriota, a South Australian space company, is contracted to provide Internet of Things space services for Kanyini.
Myriota announced a partnership with Spire Global on 2021-09-22 to use Spire’s constellation of smallsats to expand Myriota’s IoT network.
Myriota partnered with Spire to expand Myriota’s global satellite constellation and achieve near real-time connectivity by the close of 2022.
Two Tyvak-built cubesats named Myriota 7 and Centauri 3 were launched in March by Rocket Lab for Australian companies Myriota and Fleet, respectively.
Myriota has raised more than $38,600,000 from investors including former Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull.
Myriota launched a new Myriota Developer Toolkit to provide developers tools for building on Myriota IoT connectivity.
Myriota planned two additional smallsat launches in 2021 following the Rocket Lab mission.
Myriota acquired select satellites and ground stations from exactEarth Ltd. in April 2020.
Myriota attracted over $38,600,000 in venture capital from investors including Boeing HorizonX Ventures, In-Q-Tel, and Singtel Innov8.
The Rocket Lab launch is Myriota’s first launch in 2021 with two further launches planned.
Myriota acquired select satellites and ground stations from exactEarth Ltd. in April 2020.
Myriota released a Myriota Developer Toolkit to provide developers with tools to build products using Myriota IoT connectivity.
Myriota 7 is the latest addition to Myriota’s satellite constellation and will support improved near-real-time direct-to-orbit connectivity for Myriota customers.
Myriota is contracted to provide Internet of Things (IoT) space services for the SASAT1 mission.
Sky and Space Global entered voluntary administration one day after Myriota completed a $19,300,000 Series B to fund a constellation of 25 small satellites.
Myriota completed a $19,300,000 Series B to fund a constellation of 25 small satellites.
Myriota expects that acquiring the exactEarth satellites will help it reach an hourly revisit rate that requires 10 satellites.
Myriota will pay 600,000 Canadian dollars to exactEarth for the satellites, ground stations, and licenses, comprising 150,000 Canadian dollars in cash and 450,000 Canadian dollars in preferred shares of Myriota.