About Skymira
Skymira links radios to satellite and cellular networks including Starlink, Amazon LEO, and OneWeb. This provides reliable coverage even in remote areas to enhance worker safety and provide operational efficiency.
With Skymira, when you hit the push-to-talk button, your call goes through every time – wherever you are.
Link Any Radio over Any Internet Network for:
No Coverage Gaps
Real-Time GPS Locations
Advanced Interoperability
Simple Cross-Banding
Rapid Deployability
Disaster Resilience
Skymira is the leader in radio over IP (RoIP) through satellite, cellular, and other IP networks. With Skymira, when you hit the push-to-talk button, your call goes through every time – regardless of where you are. Skymira’s RoIP solutions augment existing radio systems to eliminate coverage gaps, create advanced interoperability, connect widely-distributed teams, and provide reliable GPS tracking and mapping.
Since 1998, Skymira has been developing innovative satellite-based solutions for critical communications. Law enforcement, federal agencies, energy providers, and first responders are among the many who use Skymira’s solutions to get reliable mission critical comms. If you have problems with your radio coverage or interoperability, get highly secure solutions with Skymira to keep your team safe and unified.
Who We Serve
A guiding principal at Skymira:
Perfection is expected, excellence will be accepted.
My interpretation:
Nobody is perfect, although there are a significant number of people who get up every morning and give it everything they’ve got. I’d like the privilege of working with as many of those people as possible.
Skymira Founder & CEO
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