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Intellian, Kymeta Announce Agreement

Maritime Activity Reports, Inc.

March 16, 2015

   Dr Nathan Kundtz, Kymeta President and CTO (left) and Eric Sung, Intellian President and CEO with a Kymeta mTenna™ Prototype

Dr Nathan Kundtz, Kymeta President and CTO (left) and Eric Sung, Intellian President and CEO with a Kymeta mTenna™ Prototype

 

Intellian, a global provider of stabilized marine satellite antenna systems, is partnering with Kymeta corporation to commercialize next generation Ku-band maritime satellite terminals. Intellian announced the partnership today at the SATELLITE 2015 conference in Washington, D.C.

 

The terminals, built by Intellian, will integrate Kymeta’s thin, flat, lightweight, electronically beam-steered mTenna satellite antennas, which are built on metamaterial-based technology.

 

“Intellian is very pleased to be partnering with Kymeta to bring to market the next generation of VSAT technology,” said Eric Sung, President and CEO of Intellian Technologies.  “Over the past few months of discussions we have found Kymeta’s corporate culture and philosophy to be closely aligned with our own, sharing a keen focus on enabling overall market growth by making VSAT technology simple and easy to adopt across all segments.”

 

Dr. Nathan Kundtz, founder, President, and CTO of Kymeta Corporation commented, “Intellian is a highly reputable and innovative developer of terminals for the maritime market. Working together we will create affordable products for large markets, which are currently un-addressable or are underpenetrated.”

 

Kymeta Corporation, which has been listed for the past two years by CNBC’s The World’s 50-Most Disruptive Companies list,  is commercializing its mTenna product—a new, innovative software-enabled metamaterials-based electronic beamforming antenna for satellite communications.

 

The company is based in Redmond, Washington and operates on a worldwide basis and was selected by Future in Review as a 2014 FiRe-Starter company.

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