ThinKom Solutions, Inc. is a leading manufacturer of innovative, low-profile broadband antennas, utilizing their patented VICTS and CTS technologies. Their antennas are designed for various applications within the satcom ecosystem, including space payloads, inflight connectivity (IFC), ground stations, and military vehicles, offering multi-beam, multi-band, multi-orbit connectivity. ThinKom's antennas are compatible with GEO, MEO, HEO, and LEO networks and are known for their high spectral efficiency and low power consumption. The company serves commercial and government clients.
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ThinKom Solutions verified that the ThinAir GT2517 complies with the OpenAMIP and OpenBMIP open industry standards.
ThinKom Solutions, Inc.'s ThinAir GT2517 airborne terminal completed the SES Government Technology Certification program on July 20, 2026.
ThinKom Solutions plans to advance certification pipelines for its smaller GT1717 terminal and alternative software-defined modem configurations.
SES Open Orbits has granted type approval to ThinKom’s ThinAir Ka2517 antenna for multi-orbit operations.
ThinKom ThinAir Nexus is designed to allow new networks to be added in the future with a simple modem swap.
ThinKom Solutions introduced ThinKom ThinAir Nexus, a new compact antenna.
ThinKom ThinAir Nexus supports gigabit performance for GEO, MEO, and LEO constellations today.
ThinKom rolled out a new ThinAir Nexus multi-orbit, multi-system antenna for airlines.
ThinKom’s VICTS technology supports GEO and NGSO constellations including SES Open Orbits, Hughes JUPITER In-Flight, Telesat Lightspeed, and multiple sovereign networks.
ThinKom unveiled the ThinAir Nexus, a new multi-orbit electronically steered antenna for aircraft.
ThinKom’s VICTS technology has 65 million hours of on-wing operating experience.
ThinAir Nexus is based on ThinKom’s patented low-power VICTS open network architecture technology.
ThinKom plans to expand its Digital Array product family in 2027 to include higher-frequency Q-band and V-band capabilities.
ThinKom’s high-mobility ground architecture replaces large fixed satellite ground stations with a distributed network of smaller modular nodes.
The U.S. Space Force awarded ThinKom a contract in 2025 to adapt its commercial phased-array technology for the Proliferated Warfighter Space Architecture.
ThinKom’s planned Gateway-in-a-Box is designed to provide the throughput of a 2.4-meter parabolic dish in a form factor that fits on a standard tactical vehicle.
ThinKom’s transportable ground architecture is undergoing field trials with government partners.
ThinKom Solutions, Inc. presented a high-mobility ground architecture at the 2026 Satellite Show in Washington, D.C.
ThinKom’s architecture is designed to provide persistent connectivity across Geostationary, Medium Earth Orbit, and Low Earth Orbit constellations.
ThinKom’s modular units are designed to integrate with the U.S. Space Force Satellite Control Network modernization program.