Kymeta, founded in 2012, is a communications company specializing in flat panel satellite antennas and related technology, headquartered in Redmond, Washington. They are known for their metamaterial-based electronically steered antennas, like the u8 terminal, which provide mobile broadband connectivity via satellite and hybrid satellite-cellular networks. Kymeta partners with companies like OneWeb and Intelsat and serves government, military, maritime, transport, and public safety clients globally, offering solutions for connectivity on the move. Associated keywords include: flat panel antennas, satellite communications, mobile connectivity, metamaterials, electronically steered antennas.
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Astranis claims that the Vanguard capability can be quickly deployed using hardware from Persistent Systems, Kymeta, and Satcube.
Kymeta's technology utilizes metamaterials and software-defined features, enabling superior performance and efficiency for communications on-the-move and over the horizon.
Kymeta's technology has significantly lower power consumption compared to similar solutions in the industry.
Kymeta terminals offer full-duplex data transport, enabling them to receive and transmit from a single aperture.
U.S. Army assessments such as 'Armored Formation Network On The Move,' 'Network Modernization Experiment (NETMODX),' and 'Project Convergence Capstone' informed the decision to select Kymeta's technology.
Kymeta Corporation has been selected as a multi-orbit satellite communications capability provider in the Next Generation Command and Control Pilot with the Osprey u8 terminal.
Kymeta's technology prioritizes secure interoperability and operational continuity, even in degraded or contested conditions.
Tom Jackson is the EVP and Chief Revenue Officer of Kymeta and a retired U.S. Marine Corps Lieutenant Colonel.
Kymeta's technology contributes to a reduced thermal signature relative to competing technologies.
U.S. Army assessments including 'Armored Formation Network On The Move,' 'Network Modernization Experiment (NETMODX),' and 'Project Convergence Capstone' informed the decision to select Kymeta’s technology.
Kymeta’s Osprey u8 terminal provides multi-orbit connectivity across both Geostationary Orbit (GEO) and Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite constellations.
Tom Jackson is the executive vice president and chief revenue officer of Kymeta.
Kymeta has been selected as a multi-orbit satellite communications capability provider in the U.S. Army’s Next Generation Command and Control (NGC2) pilot with its Osprey u8 terminal.
Kymeta launched the Goshawk u8 hybrid GEO/LEO/Cellular terminal earlier 2024-11.
Kymeta partnered with Intelsat to deploy Hawk u8 terminals to support Help.NGO’s emergency response operations.
Kymeta began shipping its military-focused Osprey u8 HGL terminal on 2024-03-18.
Kymeta’s Osprey u8 HGL is a flat panel antenna capable of connecting to Ku-band satellites in both geostationary and low Earth orbit.
Kymeta demonstrated the Osprey u8 HGL at SATELLITE 2024 in Washington, DC, 2024-03-18–20.
Kymeta officially launched the Osprey u8 HGL in October 2023 and is fulfilling a backlog of orders.
Kymeta is shipping the Osprey u8 HGL hybrid geostationary/low Earth orbit/LTE terminal from its facility in Woodinville, Washington.