Long-Range.
No Line of Sight.
Still Connected.

ForceLITE is HiSKY's flagship, export-controlled defense tier of satellite terminals - the same private-network architecture fielded by the Israeli Ministry of Defense across more than 7,500 operational units, engineered for contested environments where undetectable, resilient communications are mission-critical.

ForceLITE is built for platforms and forces operating in environments where adversaries actively jam, intercept, and attempt to geolocate satellite signals.

Standard military satcom is often expensive, dependent on a single constellation, and difficult to adapt at operational speed. ForceLITE is a full-stack system - terminal, HUB, and NMS all built by HiSKY - with no foreign gateways, routing, or infrastructure dependencies, giving the operator sovereign control and full transparency over their own network.

This full-stack ownership is what eliminates foreign dependencies, policy constraints, and vendor lock-in that can come with relying on a third party for part of the communications chain.

ForceLITE uses LPI/LPD (Low Probability of Intercept/Detection) and wide-range frequency spreading, so its signals are difficult for adversaries to detect and jam - engineered as a core design principle, not a bolt-on feature.

This is central to ForceLITE's positioning for platforms like UAVs and loitering munitions, where being detected can compromise a mission even if the link itself isn't jammed.

Yes. ForceLITE operates independently of GNSS/GPS and can switch between GEO and LEO satellites in contested environments, so communications continue functioning where GPS-dependent systems fail.

This GPS independence, combined with multi-orbit flexibility, is designed specifically for environments where GNSS denial is becoming routine.

ForceLITE terminals use a card-level form factor - ultra-compact and low-SWaP - designed to integrate into UAVs, munitions, vehicles, and hand-held systems, including a ruggedized tier built for harsh environmental conditions.

This compact form factor is what allows ForceLITE to be embedded directly into small platforms like loitering munitions and man-portable systems, where every gram and watt matters.

ForceLITE includes ORION (Ku 16x16, flagship, for command & control) and CASTOR (Ku 8x16, a lighter-footprint option for multi-platform use), alongside the HUB system (modem and packet processor) and the Space Control NMS (Standard or Premium, with full network sovereignty and mission-grade redundancy).

The two-terminal lineup lets defense customers choose between maximum capability (Orion) and a lighter, more portable option (Castor) depending on the platform and mission.

ForceLITE serves UAV and unmanned systems, beyond-line-of-sight (BLOS) munitions, ground forces and special operations, sovereign networks and strategic reserves, naval and Sea command, and border and perimeter security.

This range of domains reflects ForceLITE's design as a common communications backbone across many types of defense platforms, rather than a single-purpose terminal.

Yes - ForceLITE is HiSKY's export-controlled tier, built for government and defense customers; availability for a given country or end use depends on the applicable export authorization.

Prospective customers should confirm specific export eligibility with HiSKY directly, as this depends on the customer's country and intended use.

The Israeli Ministry of Defense has fielded ForceLITE's architecture across more than 7,500 operational units in demanding environments, alongside leading defense integrators across NATO and allied nations.

This deployment scale and duration (over a decade) is the primary proof point behind ForceLITE's "battle-tested" positioning.