Gotonomi, a company launched by TTP plc, focuses on providing satellite connectivity solutions for Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs). They offer low size, weight, and power (SWaP) satellite terminals designed to enable Beyond Visual Line of Sight (BVLOS) operations for drones. Gotonomi's products are compatible with Viasat's Velaris™ global connectivity solution and have been developed as part of the European Space Agency's (ESA) Iris air traffic modernization program. Their solutions cater to industries requiring inspection, surveillance, and delivery services via UAVs.
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The ARA-405 UAV is equipped with the Gotonomi Velaris SATCOM module, weighing 300 grams (0.6 lbs).
Roderick Van Den Bergh, Operations Manager at Gotonomi, expressed excitement about using Gotonomi's platform for enabling BVLOS operations.
The demonstration involved a recent power utilities assessment using a small, lightweight terminal developed by Gotonomi.
Viasat successfully demonstrated its Velaris connectivity solution for Uncrewed Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) using a small terminal developed by partner Gotonomi.
Roderick Van Den Bergh, Operations Manager at Gotonomi, noted the significance of their platform in enabling BVLOS operations for drone operators.
The ARA-405 UAV is equipped with the Gotonomi Velaris SATCOM module, weighing 300 grams.
Users of Gotonomi's terminals can choose between three initial variants: Velaris 200, Velaris Module, and Velaris Multi-link Module.
Gotonomi's terminals will be compatible with Viasat’s Velaris global connectivity solution.
TTP plc announced the launch of Gotonomi at the Commercial UAV Expo in Las Vegas.
Gotonomi's terminals have been developed as part of the Iris air traffic modernization program, led by the European Space Agency (ESA) and powered by Viasat’s ELERA satellite network.
Gotonomi will offer low size, weight, and power satellite terminals for uncrewed aerial vehicles (UAVs) as flight trial development kits to partners.
Gotonomi’s terminals will offer a 200kbps secure datalink between vehicles, remote operators, and UAV Traffic Management (UTM) systems.
Gotonomi's hybrid connectivity offers low latency, high-speed 4G communications supported by a resilient satellite connection.
Gotonomi intends to facilitate systems that aid detect and avoid (DAA), which is essential for the safe operation of UAVs in commercial airspace.
Users can choose between three initial variants of Gotonomi’s terminals: Velaris 200, Velaris Module, and Velaris Multi-link Module.
TTP plc has launched Gotonomi, which offers low size, weight, and power satellite terminals for uncrewed aerial vehicles.
Anthony Spouncer is the Senior Director of Advanced Air Mobility (AAM) at Viasat and supports Gotonomi's launch and its potential in the market.
Gotonomi’s terminals will offer an always-available 200 kbps secure datalink once connected to the Velaris service.
Gotonomi provides flight trial development kits to partners.
Gotonomi aims to develop the market for safety products and services for autonomous and remotely piloted vehicles on land, sea, and air.