Andrew Bonwick
Vice President of Product Development at Relm Insurance
Madhav Sheth
CEO of Ai+ Smartphone
Stephen Rose
CEO Render Networks


Intellian Technologies and OneWeb have unveiled a product lineup of Intellian Flat Panel user terminals designed for OneWeb’s satellite network. According to the statement, these terminals offer exceptional performance, versatility, and reliability, catering to various market segments and use cases, from fixed enterprise needs to mobility in maritime, transportation, and beyond.
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New Product Portfolio
Intellian and OneWeb said the new Flat Panel user terminals, available in Pro and Compact models, are designed for Land Fixed, Land Mobile, Maritime, and Government markets. Customers can choose from four different user terminals within the Pro and Compact models, including fixed enterprise and mobility terminals, addressing specific market needs and use cases.
Leveraging AESA tech and AI algorithms
According to the statement, these Flat Panel terminals leverage active electronically scanned array (AESA) technology, proprietary antenna elements, vector-amplifier phased array chipset, and AI-powered beamforming and beam shaping algorithms, offering exceptional connectivity worldwide.
Intellian’s flat panel architecture supports reliable and accurate beam pointing, optimised tracking, and ultra-fast satellite handovers, even at low elevation angles, ensuring uninterrupted connectivity.
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Ideal for Diverse Applications
These terminals, which serve commercial, private, and government customers with connectivity needs, including critical applications, enable connectivity to OneWeb’s network at OneWeb’s Committed Information Rates, even with severe platform motion.
Availability
The statement noted that the OW11FL Pro terminal, designed for fixed enterprise needs, is set to launch in Q1 2024, catering to business continuity, community broadband, and government sectors.










