RaySat, Inc. says it has developed a low-profile (5.7″) antenna designed for moving vehicles. Called the StealthRay, this Ku-band satellite antenna works with a wide range of bandwidths, supports VoIP and video streaming, and can connect to satellites in various parts of the world. StealthRay-equipped vehicles can also serve as ‘mobile hit spots’, using Wi-Fi to connect laptop computers and PDAs to the Internet. The StealthRay antenna is built inside a weather-resistant housing, which mounts onto a vehicle’s roof or cargo rack.
RaySat’s StealthRay Brings Satellite to Moving Vehicles
Viasat MDD Software is Available on New Samsung Galaxy S20 TE Solution
Viasat revealed on Monday that its Mobile Dynamic Defense (MDD) cybersecurity software is available for the new Samsung Galaxy S20 Tactical Edition (TE) solution. Viasat’s MDD solution provides cyber protection, […]
