Cellular where it's available
Local cellular connectivity in Brazil, for performance and economics.
Announced at Futurecom 2026, São Paulo
Keep your IoT devices connected across all of Brazil
FLOLIVE® and Skylo bring local cellular and satellite (NTN) connectivity together in one service, available through iuh! Digital and NLT.
Talk to our Brazil teamFlolive and Skylo offer integrated cellular and satellite IoT connectivity in Brazil. Devices run on local cellular networks where coverage exists and fall back to Skylo's non-terrestrial network (NTN) on the same SIM where cellular is poor or missing, with no change to device hardware. Everything is managed from the Flolive platform, on one invoice. The service is sold in Brazil by Flolive partners iuh! Digital and NLT.
Meet us at Futurecom
Let's talk about IoT coverage for your devices in Brazil
When
6–8 October 2026
Where
São Paulo Expo
Bill Wark, SVP Americas, Brian Day, VP Technical Sales, and Decarle Oliveira, Senior Technical Account Manager, will be at the show. We'll confirm where to meet once you book.
Not attending Futurecom? Fill out the form and we'll set up a meeting at a time that suits you.
Talk to our Brazil team
Tell us about your devices and we'll set up a meeting at Futurecom or a call after the show.
Why this matters in Brazil
Farms, long-haul trucks, remote utility sites, and mines often run in and out of cellular coverage in Brazil. Every gap means lost data or a device you can't reach.
The Flolive and Skylo service closes those gaps. Your devices run on cellular for performance and cost wherever a network is available. When they leave coverage, the same SIM falls back to Skylo's NTN service, so they stay connected.
And you manage both from one place, the same Flolive platform that runs connectivity for customers in approximately 214 countries and regions.
How it works
Cellular where it reaches. Satellite where it doesn't.
Satellite where it isn't
Skylo's NTN service extends coverage to locations with poor or no cellular signal.
Same SIM, no new hardware
Direct-to-device satellite uses 3GPP Release 17 with a software upgrade only, so cellular modems connect without changes to hardware or power profiles.
One platform, one invoice
The Flolive carrier-grade platform and distributed core network manage cellular and satellite together, at scale.
Live support around the clock
A local dedicated support team works 24/7/365, follow-the-sun, from SIM activation onwards.
Secure from device to core
End-to-end security on the Flolive carrier-grade core network, built to meet local and regional compliance requirements in Brazil and approximately 214 countries and regions.
Built for the use cases that can't go offline
01
Agriculture
Livestock tags, sensors, and machinery on farms far from the nearest tower.
02
Logistics
Fleet and cargo tracking along routes that cross coverage gaps.
03
Utilities
Meters and grid equipment at remote sites.
04
Industrial operations
Monitoring at mines, plants, and other isolated operations.
05
Transportation
Vehicles and assets that keep moving between cities and rural areas.
Customer story: 701x
Smart ear tags that stay connected wherever the herd roams
701x, based in Fargo, North Dakota, makes smart ear tags for livestock producers. The tags track breeding windows, health alerts, and missing calves across rural grazing land where cellular coverage is unreliable.
A single-SIM setup lost data in poor coverage zones. With the Flolive multi-IMSI SIM, the tags switch between at least 2 operator networks on their own, and fall back to Skylo satellite on the same SIM where there's no cellular at all.
Read the 701x case study
Ship a tag, and it just connects — anywhere a herd roams.
701x
Frequently asked questions
What is the Flolive and Skylo service in Brazil?
It's an integrated IoT connectivity service that combines local cellular networks with Skylo's satellite non-terrestrial network (NTN). Flolive and Skylo announced it at Futurecom 2026 in São Paulo. Devices use cellular where it's available and satellite where coverage is poor or missing.
How do I buy it in Brazil?
The service is available through Flolive partners iuh! Digital and NLT. You can also contact the Flolive team through this page and we'll connect you with the right partner.
Which use cases is it built for?
It's designed for IoT that has to stay connected outside cellular coverage, including agriculture, logistics, utilities, industrial operations, and transportation.
What does satellite NTN add to cellular IoT?
NTN extends connectivity to places terrestrial networks can't consistently reach, such as remote farms, long-haul routes, and isolated industrial sites. Devices keep using cellular where it's available, and the same SIM falls back to satellite in the gaps.
Do devices need new hardware to use satellite?
No. Flolive direct-to-device satellite uses 3GPP Release 17, so cellular modems connect with a software upgrade only, without changes to hardware or power profiles. Devices keep the same SIM for cellular and satellite.
How is the connectivity managed?
Both cellular and satellite connectivity run on the Flolive carrier-grade platform and distributed core network, which has over 70 local points of presence and supports compliance requirements in approximately 214 countries and regions. You get one invoice for cellular and satellite.