Isotropic Systems’ Satcom Antenna Is First To Connect Multiple Orbits

November 10, 2021
beamforming lens
The core module comprises a beamforming lens and antenna feed array.
Credit: Isotropic Systems
UK antenna startup Isotropic Systems has developed a terminal it believes could accelerate the ongoing consolidation of the satellite communications industry by enabling operators to offer services across multi-orbit networks. Boeing-backed Isotropic has demonstrated the first simultaneous...

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