Kymeta manufactures widely adopted flat-panel satellite antennas and terminals, delivering seamless global connectivity for mobile platforms using holographic beamforming technology.
Kymeta Corporation represents a paradigm shift in satellite communications, unlocking the potential of broadband connectivity for mobile platforms. Based in Redmond, Washington, the company is the industry leader in making mobile global by manufacturing the world’s only commercially viable metamaterial-based, electronically steered flat-panel satellite antennas. Kymeta’s technology eliminates the need for mechanical gimbals, offering a low-profile, lightweight, and high-throughput solution for land-mobile, maritime, and other mission-critical applications.
The flagship Kymeta u8 terminal leverages software-defined, holographic beamforming technology to electronically steer the antenna beam with no moving parts. This innovation allows for seamless integration into vehicles, vessels, and fixed installations, capable of tracking satellites across geostationary (GEO) and low-earth orbit (LEO) constellations. Designed for rugged environments, Kymeta’s solutions provide reliable internet and voice communications where traditional networks fail, serving sectors such as defense, public safety, and commercial fleet management.
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To commission your terminal, contact Kymeta support at support@kymetacorp.com to request a commissioning window. Usually, this should be done between 07:00 and 18:00 PT. Ensure you have your terminal serial number ready and a clear view of the sky during the scheduled window.
The u8 satellite terminal includes a QR code on the antenna communications module, located under the side access panel next to the LED status panel, which lists the product serial number (PRODUCT_SN) and other configuration details.
The u8 is designed to be low maintenance with no moving parts. However, ensure air intake screens and drain holes are not obstructed, and keep the face of the antenna clean from debris to maintain optimal RF performance.