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Helix Geospace launched the HXDC1600 family, described as the world’s smallest Iridium antenna that can operate safely near the human head with minimal performance degradation.
Helix Geospace launched the world’s smallest Iridium antenna, the HXDC1600, which measures 37mm long and 13.5mm in diameter.
Nick Filler will build Helix Geospace’s operations team to drive the manufacturing ramp-up.
Helix Geospace raised £3 million seed funding in a round led by Bloc Ventures.
Helix Geospace started manufacturing DielectriX antennas using state-of-the-art laser and robotics equipment developed in-house and plans to scale up through partnerships with electronics manufacturing service providers in the UK.
Helix Geospace raised £3 million in seed funding in a round led by Bloc Ventures.
The £3 million seed funding round for Helix Geospace was supported by the UK Innovation and Science Seed Fund (UKI2S) managed by Midven, part of Future Planet Capital.
Nick Filler is COO of Helix Geospace and will build the company’s operations team to drive manufacturing ramp-up after leading operations groups at Nokia and Jaguar Land Rover.
Helix Geospace started manufacturing DielectriX antennas using state-of-the-art laser and robotics equipment developed in-house and plans to scale up through partnerships with electronics manufacturing service providers in the UK.