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Notecard for Skylo is designed for industries including logistics, energy, and transportation.
The Notecard for Skylo uses a triple-radio architecture intended to ensure near-100% uptime for mission-critical assets.
A truck could use Notecard for Skylo to connect to Wi‑Fi in a depot, cellular data on the road, and satellite data in remote areas.
Notecard for Skylo will not require a satellite subscription.
The Notecard for Skylo integrates satellite, cellular, and Wi-Fi connectivity into a single unified footprint.
Notecard for Skylo adds cloud connectivity with multi-network failover to narrowband connected devices.
The Notecard for Skylo provides automatic failover across three distinct radio access technologies to simplify multi-network IoT deployments.
Notecard for Skylo’s pricing will scale with usage and will have no minimum monthly data commitment.
Notecard for Skylo can automatically switch between radio access technologies (RATs).
Notecard for Skylo will require no additional hardware beyond an antenna for satellite and cellular connectivity.
The Notecard for Skylo is primarily targeted at transportation, logistics, and remote industrial monitoring applications.
Blues and Skylo Technologies will demonstrate Notecard for Skylo at the Embedded World conference in Nuremberg, Germany.
The Notecard for Skylo operates on a pay-as-you-go commercial model that eliminates a separate satellite subscription contract and minimum usage commitments.
Blues and Skylo unveiled the Notecard for Skylo at the Embedded World 2026 conference in Nuremberg, Germany.
The Notecard for Skylo was scheduled for general availability starting March 10, 2026 through the Blues online store.
The Notecard for Skylo requires no additional satellite hardware compared with traditional satellite IoT solutions.
Notecard for Skylo is a module capable of satellite, Wi‑Fi, and cellular connectivity.
Orange launched the 'Message Satellite' service in France in December 2025 with Skylo using GEO satellites, and that service is limited to messaging.
Skylo formed strategic partnerships with global operators including Verizon, Deutsche Telekom, and Orange to expand coverage and services.
Skylo launched the first Android bi-directional satellite messaging service in 2024.