CES 2025 K-Antenna Technology Shines… Global Cornet Unveils Electronic Beam Steering Antenna for Lightweight Drones
Input 2025-01-13 17:45 Modified 2025-01-15 17:17
Global Konet announced its debut participation at CES 2025, the world's largest consumer electronics and information technology exhibition, where it unveiled a lightweight antenna optimized for small drones.
As a leading exporter of electronically steered beam (ESA) antennas, Global Konet has achieved enhanced performance and operational efficiency through innovative R&D, developing a drone antenna weighing less than 2kg, significantly lighter than conventional models.
In terms of Wi-Fi link performance, the company reported a dramatic improvement: while traditional drone systems offer around 30 minutes of flight time within a 3 km range, Global Konet’s ESA beamforming antenna enables operations of over 2 hours with a range exceeding 1,000 km.
At the exhibition, the company also introduced real-time LEO satellite tracking technology. The K-Starlink Tracking Antenna solution utilizes the Starlink satellite database and AI-powered tracking algorithms to predict satellite positions based on time and location, enabling precise real-time tracking of LEO satellites and system performance verification.
CEO Youngon Kim commented,
“This year’s CES theme focuses on the future of artificial intelligence, and we were proud to present how AI-driven flat panel ESA antennas can be applied in the space sector. It was a great opportunity to showcase Global Konet’s vision and cutting-edge technologies.”
Source: Korea Economic TV
https://www.wowtv.co.kr/NewsCenter/News/Read?articleId=A202501130334&t=NN
CES 2025 K-Antenna Technology Shines… Global Cornet Unveils Electronic Beam Steering Antenna for Lightweight Drones
Input 2025-01-13 17:45 Modified 2025-01-15 17:17
Global Konet announced its debut participation at CES 2025, the world's largest consumer electronics and information technology exhibition, where it unveiled a lightweight antenna optimized for small drones.
As a leading exporter of electronically steered beam (ESA) antennas, Global Konet has achieved enhanced performance and operational efficiency through innovative R&D, developing a drone antenna weighing less than 2kg, significantly lighter than conventional models.
In terms of Wi-Fi link performance, the company reported a dramatic improvement: while traditional drone systems offer around 30 minutes of flight time within a 3 km range, Global Konet’s ESA beamforming antenna enables operations of over 2 hours with a range exceeding 1,000 km.
At the exhibition, the company also introduced real-time LEO satellite tracking technology. The K-Starlink Tracking Antenna solution utilizes the Starlink satellite database and AI-powered tracking algorithms to predict satellite positions based on time and location, enabling precise real-time tracking of LEO satellites and system performance verification.
CEO Youngon Kim commented,
“This year’s CES theme focuses on the future of artificial intelligence, and we were proud to present how AI-driven flat panel ESA antennas can be applied in the space sector. It was a great opportunity to showcase Global Konet’s vision and cutting-edge technologies.”
Source: Korea Economic TV
https://www.wowtv.co.kr/NewsCenter/News/Read?articleId=A202501130334&t=NN