SkyMirr, an antenna-first technology company redefining wireless performance through its breakthrough MuLCAT® (Multi-Layer Coupling Controlled Antenna Technology), is honored to announce that its Sky5G™ Wireless Router has been named a CES® 2026 Innovation Awards Honoree® in the Mobile Devices, Accessories & Apps category.
The CES Innovation Awards, produced by the Consumer Technology Association (CTA), recognize outstanding design and engineering across consumer technology products. The Sky5G™ Router was applauded for its advanced RF design, exceptional range, and breakthrough signal speed powered by SkyMirr’s MuLCAT® antenna architecture.
A New Standard for 5G Connectivity
The Sky5G™ Wireless Router delivers up to 42% greater 5G range and 2× throughput speed in interference-heavy environments compared to standard customer-premises equipment (CPE). Its antenna-first design provides consistently strong signal performance for industrial IoT, logistics, enterprise, and residential applications—making it one of the most versatile high-performance 5G routers on the market. SkyMirr’s MuLCAT technology employs a proprietary multi-layer coupling approach, enabling compact devices to achieve high isolation, ultra-broadband performance, and low interference—redefining what’s possible in modern wireless product design.
“We are honored to have the Sky5G recognized by CES,” said Eric (Youngmin) Jo, CEO of SkyMirr. “This award belongs to our team — the engineers, designers, and dreamers who believe that better connectivity starts with bold ideas and precise design. We set out to reimagine how wireless performance could look and feel, and it’s inspiring to see that vision resonate. We’re deeply grateful to the CES Innovation Awards for recognizing SkyMirr’s work and to everyone who continues to push the boundaries of what’s possible.”
Follow this link to access the Sky5G details in the CES Innovation Awards Gallery
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