In the rapidly evolving world of wireless communications, metamaterial-based antennas have arrived as a great leap technology, offering unprecedented advantages over traditional antenna designs.

SVP, Chief Scientist, Ryan Stevenson, attended Array 2024 in Boston to present the paper: "Low Power Metasurface Beamforming Antennas with Dynamic Polarization Control for Multi-Orbit Satcoms."

Kymeta's user terminals are leading the Multi X Revolution with their family of products for different satellite orbits.

Kymeta leads the Multi X satcom revolution with first to market products supported by innovative patents for hybrid satellite/cellular operation and multi-satellite network connectivity from a single flat panel antenna.

Mohsen Sazegar of the Kymeta team recently presented two invited technical papers at the European Conference on Antennas and Propagation

Kymeta was recently featured in a report published in the IEEE Journal of Microwaves. The report reviews the current state of electronically steerable antennas for terrestrial and non-terrestrial communication systems and how they can support the rollout of 5G networks and how people and businesses reliably use 5G-powered services.

Recently, members of the Kymeta team contributed to a white paper presenting a full duplex Ku Satcom user terminal, which uses a metasurface antenna and holographic beamforming.

Members of the Kymeta team – in partnership with Fraunhofer IIS – recently contributed an invited technical paper at the International Microwave Symposium titled “Dynamically Reconfigurable Metasurface Antennas for Mobile Connectivity in 5G Non-Terrestrial Networks”.