Technology that brings us closer

We connect people and businesses through spatial solutions.

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Orbital Link Interface

OLI is an auto-aiming robotic system based exclusively on cartographic parameters compatible with all Geostationary Satellites, Frequencies, Dishes, polarizations and platforms.

Connect to the future with our
multi-orbit satellite services

We offer innovative and reliable solutions for all your satellite connectivity needs.

Why us?

NOC: Technical support 24/7

Global coverage: Access to communication services anywhere in the world.

High reliability: Secure and stable connectivity, no interruptions.

Advanced technology: We use the latest innovations in satellite technology.

Multi-orbit solutions

Us

Technology and infrastructure

We operate the latest terrestrial satellite technology, which ensures the best coverage available for the Southern Cone, both in elevation and in power

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More than 20 years providing satellite connectivity solutions, agile, reliable and customized.

Our satellite services are the result of advanced technology and human effort. Each connection is a testament to the power of our teamwork.

The future of satellite communication is in our hands. Every joint effort we make today builds the invisible bridges that will connect tomorrow’s world.

Our satellite services are the result of advanced technology and human effort. Each connection is a demonstration of the power of our teamwork.

Confidence

Our quality and strength is backed by our track record in the regional market.

Efficiency

We provide fast and efficient solutions

Flexibility

We give answers to the needs of each client.

Technology

Technology and our resources bring us together and open up transformative possibilities.

A service Satelital company

Now, Servicio Satelital is growing and offering you the best satellite television service for companies.

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