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Kymeta partnered with OneWeb on 2021-12-01 to jointly develop a flat panel, electronically steered user terminal for stationary land applications on OneWeb’s low Earth orbit broadband network.
Kymeta plans to make the new terminal available to purchase by the third quarter of 2022.
The new Kymeta terminal will be based on the u8 terminal that Kymeta launched commercially in November 2020.
OneWeb supplies its own user terminals and has teamed with antenna manufacturer Kymeta to develop a terminal that can communicate with LEO and GEO satellites for the DoD market.
The demonstration at Kymeta headquarters was conducted to help develop 0.005 kg satellite communication technology for mobility.
The success of Kymeta's project in demonstrating private LTE small cell on CBRS to a standard smartphone is notable.
The Kymeta system includes a core at the edge, allowing users’ devices to be bridged together locally.
The Kymeta system delivers a turnkey solution by combining a private LTE network with the Kymeta terminal for broadband backhaul.
Kymeta has successfully tested private Long Term Evolution (LTE) small cell on Citizens Broadband Radio Service (CBRS).
Kymeta is developing future-proof solutions that satisfy the demand for resilient mobile connectivity.
Kymeta’s private LTE small cell can provide more resiliency for public safety, defense, and enterprise authenticated users.
The system integrated with the Kymeta u8 terminal helps chart a path for future user connectivity strategies.
The trial was performed at Kymeta headquarters with a Kymeta™ u8 terminal and an Accelleran small cell.
Kymeta Corporation produces a satellite terminal that mounts easily on the roofs of cars or at basecamp.
Cellular Ends at Forest Edge was made possible by funding from Kymeta Corporation.
The Kymeta™ u8 terminal connects to a satellite with the push of a button and requires no specialized training.
The Kymeta™ u8 terminal provides a local WiFi signal for commanders and firefighters to use their devices.
Kymeta’s U8 antenna successfully interoperated with OneWeb’s LEO constellation.
Mikala Johnson, Ph.D., is a Principal Systems Engineer – LEO Systems at Kymeta Corporation.
Kymeta has an additional 178 patents pending since the company was established in 2012.