Myriota
About
New Way to Retrieve Data From Anywhere on Earth
Myriota was founded to revolutionise the Internet of Things (IoT) by offering disruptively low-cost and long-battery-life global connectivity.
Based in Adelaide, a focal point of the Australian space industry and home of the Australian Space Agency, Myriota has a growing portfolio of over 100 granted patents, and support from major Australian and international investors.
- Location
- Adelaide
- Website
- Visit website
- Founded
- 2015
- Employees
- 101-200
- Industry
- SpaceTech
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Snapshot of Myriota
Unlocking global connectivity, one nano-satellite at a time
Founded in 2015 by Alex Grant and David Haley, Myriota is building a world where even the most remote sensors can talk to the cloud, without relying on expensive infrastructure.
Born out of research at the University of South Australia, the company enables low-power IoT devices to send data via a global network of nano-satellites.
Why Work at Myriota
Make remote work actually remote From groundwater sensors in the Outback to bushfire alerts from space, your code (or hardware) will help solve real-world problems, far from where the internet usually reaches.
Global ambitions, Adelaide HQ With offices across eight countries and recent funding to expand hardware manufacturing in Adelaide, you get the scale of a global company with the vibe of a close-knit R&D lab.
Backed by deep believers Raised over AUD $117M from top-tier investors including Main Sequence Ventures, Boeing HorizonX, and the National Reconstruction Fund. The next decade of growth is locked and launching.
Milestones - 2015: Spun out of University of South Australia - 2020: AUD $28M Series B led by Hostplus - 2024: AUD $50M round to scale manufacturing and create 100+ new jobs - 2025: Expanding into Mexico
Vision To democratise satellite IoT, connecting every corner of the Earth with low-cost, low-power devices that can run for years on a coin-cell battery.