UNIVITY Demonstrates 5G NTN mmWave Connection From Space in World-First Test
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UNIVITY Demonstrates 5G NTN mmWave Connection From Space in World-First Test
The uniSpark mission has established a fully bidirectional 5G non-terrestrial network link between a ground terminal and an onboard satellite base station, validating a new approach to extending terrestrial telecom networks into space. French space-connectivity company UNIVITY has announced the successful completion of its first in-orbit technology demonstration, establishing what it describes as the world’s […]
The French company Univity made a two-way connection of 5G non-land (NTN) between a ground terminal and a base radio station installed on a satellite. This was achieved using millimetric waves (mmWave) of 26 GHz and can open the way for the track to be used in satellite communications, which would expand the spectrum available for non-land networks #teletime #teletimenews
The 5G that falls from the sky: a terminal placed on the ground interacted with a base station running in orbit, in frequencies that no one had operated from space. A French company signs the exploit.
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