Aalyria

Aalyria is a software company that orchestrates wireless networks that move. Its website says the networks cross land, sea, air and space. The company offers two main products, Spacetime and Tightbeam.

Spacetime is a managed platform for developers. The site says it predicts and manages the physical links between satellites, aircraft, ships and ground stations. It can schedule links so a network changes before a disruption, not after. The site describes it as a temporospatial software defined networking system.

Tightbeam is a no-cost space optical communication product. The site says it delivers up to 100 Gbps laser communications over long distances. It describes a ground to air link approaching 200 km in flight. The site says the work is rooted in national lab development across six terminal generations.

The site makes several performance claims. It says Spacetime has run more than 2,000,000 hours of lights-out orchestration. It says the platform was in production for three years on Google's Loon network. It lists a technology readiness level of 9. These are the company's own claims.

The platform can run in a commercial cloud, on premises, in a hybrid setup or in an air-gapped classified environment. The site says it uses open APIs and open source southbound APIs. It says the platform avoids single vendor lock-in and that sovereign instances can be deployed.

The site lists a LinkedIn page and a GitHub link for developers. It offers a white paper download. It does not list a street address.