Myriota

Myriota is an Australian satellite IoT company founded in 2015 as a spin-out from the University of South Australia, headquartered in Adelaide. The company operates a LEO nanosatellite constellation providing low-cost, low-power, bi-directional satellite connectivity for IoT sensors in remote and rural areas beyond the reach of terrestrial mobile networks. Myriota's technology is optimized for asset tracking, environmental monitoring, agriculture, maritime, mining, and logistics applications where sensor data transmission rates are low but coverage must be global. The company's proprietary direct-to-orbit (D2O) modems enable battery-powered IoT devices to transmit data directly to satellites using minimal power, extending device lifetimes to years. Myriota has raised significant funding from investors including Boeing HorizonX Ventures, Blue Sky Capital, DCVC, and the Australian government's advanced manufacturing fund, and is recognized as a leader in Australia's growing space technology industry.