Extend the reach of your IoT application with satellite

We deliver seamless communication and control for high value assets in remote environments.

Satellite-Enabled Solutions

Ground Control designs and builds satellite IoT and tracking technology that helps people connect, monitor and manage things in places terrestrial networks can’t reach. Our UK-manufactured hardware is used by customers around the world to support everything from environmental monitoring and infrastructure management to safer, more sustainable operations. Behind it all is an engineering-led team that’s practical, approachable, and always ready to help solve a difficult connectivity challenge.

28 Years

Longest Customer Tenure

4,500

Customers in 130 Countries

205,000

Devices in Active Use

Connected Across Leading Satellite Networks

How We Can Support You

Connectivity Without Limits

Ground Control works with multiple satellite networks, including Iridium, Viasat, and Globalstar, to ensure uninterrupted global coverage. Whether your devices are stationary, mobile, or airborne, we match the right network to your needs, now and as they evolve.

Total Control Over Your Data

Cloudloop gives you real time visibility and management of your IoT devices, airtime, and data, all through a single platform. With API-first integration, you can automate workflows, control costs, and ensure your data is exactly where you need it, when you need it.

Scalable, Future-Proof Hardware

We design and build our own satellite IoT and tracking devices, ensuring they’re rugged, power efficient, and optimized for real world applications. Our modular approach means you can scale from a single unit to a full fleet with minimal integration effort.

Reliable and Secure Data Transmission

Our unique Delivery Network enhances data security, while providing unparalleled insight into deployed devices. With end-to-end encryption and customizable security levels, your data stays protected while flowing seamlessly between devices and applications.

How Remote IoT Comes Together

 

Understanding the Mission

We start by understanding what your application needs in the real world. That includes where your assets are, whether they move, how much data you need to send, how secure it needs to be, what power is available, and how quickly that data needs to arrive.

These details matter early, because they shape the constraints of the job, and help define what a workable solution looks like from day one.

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Gateway & Network Connectivity

Once that’s clear, we design the right gateway and communications path. That can include sensor connectivity, edge processing, and the satellite link itself. Because we work across multiple satellite networks, we can choose the mix of throughput, latency, coverage, and cost that fits the job.

Cloudloop Platform & Integration

Cloudloop is the layer that brings devices, subscriptions, and data together. It gives customers clear control over deployments and a straightforward way to route data into the systems they already use. Access is available through a simplified, well-documented API, making integration easier.

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Empowering Industry

Environmental Monitoring

Ground Control keeps remote environmental sensors online in places other networks can’t reach. From water level gauges and flood monitoring stations to data buoys and coastal cameras, we provide low power satellite IoT and mixed satellite / cellular links that slip easily into your own hardware.

You get a simple, robust path from sensor or logger to cloud, so manufacturers can ship connected products, and operators can keep critical sites visible without constant site visits.

For research teams and government agencies, we turn hostile, off-grid locations into routine data points, streaming measurements for flood risk, water quality, soil moisture and even iceberg and sea ice movement in near real time.

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Tracking Fishing Gear, Protecting Marine Life

Blue Ocean Gear’s satellite-connected buoys help crews locate lost or displaced gear at sea, cutting replacement costs while reducing the risk of abandoned traps continuing to harm marine life.

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Tracking Glacier Melt on Everest

Satellite connectivity is helping scientists monitor the Khumbu Glacier in near real time, sending environmental data from more than 6,500 m above sea level without repeated visits to the site.

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Keeping Flood Data Flowing

Green Stream Technologies uses cellular and Iridium connectivity to keep critical flood monitoring data moving from remote and high risk locations, even when severe weather disrupts terrestrial networks.

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Latest News

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Explore how layered satellite connectivity helps offshore USVs maintain oversight, protect mission continuity and keep essential data flowing when primary links fail.

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See how satellite IoT closes the last mile gap in remote wildfire monitoring, delivering sensor alerts beyond cellular coverage when early action matters most.

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How Zero-Transmit Devices Are Changing Military Field Communications

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See how zero-transmit satellite devices deliver mission updates and alerts to field teams without creating an outbound RF signature that could reveal their position.

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Explore how satellite IoT supports urgent alerts, ongoing telemetry and edge processing in modern landslide, earthquake and tsunami monitoring systems.

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GNSS Vulnerabilities at Sea, and the Rise of Assured PNT Resilience

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Explore why conventional GNSS defenses still leave vessels exposed, and how Iridium PNT provides an independent source of trusted maritime positioning.

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Emergency Response Has Outgrown “Good Coverage”

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See how continuous multi-network connectivity helps emergency teams keep video, voice and real time data usable as individual links degrade.

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See why rising GPS jamming and spoofing make independent, trusted positioning essential, and how A-PNT strengthens operational resilience.

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How Satellite IoT Can Underpin Confidence in Remote Water Systems Monitoring

April 7, 2026

Supporting continuous telemetry, time-stamped audit trails, and structured integration with reporting systems for water utilities.

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Why Navigation Resilience Is Becoming a Standard Security Deliverable at Sea

March 6, 2026

Read how PMSCs are delivering navigational resilience to combat one of the fastest-growing threats to maritime security – GNSS/GPS jamming, spoofing and denial.

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Here to Help

With 20 years of experience, we can help you make the best choices for your critical communication infrastructure.

We’re not invested in selling you a specific product or connections, just the best solution for your needs.

 

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USA: +1.805.783.4600

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