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  • Intellian showcased advanced antenna systems, including v85NX VSAT, at CommunicAsia 2019 Singapore.
  • LP100 and OW70 antennas highlight Intellian's collaboration with OneWeb, enhancing deployment efficiency.
  • GX100NX and v65 antennas displayed with partners Inmarsat and kt sat, boosting visibility.

Intellian’s forward-thinking, industry-pioneering antenna systems made a strong and successful showing at CommunicAsia 2019, Asia's key international Information and Communication Technology (ICT) trade event.

The exhibition, which was held at Marine Bay Sands, Singapore in June, provided the ideal stage for Intellian to demonstrate pioneering products including the future-proofed v85NX, the world's first 85cm Ku-Ka convertible VSAT antenna.

The best-performing antenna in the 80cm class, the v85NX offers controlled costs with its enhanced reliability, modularised components and ease of maintenance, and is NGSO-and 2.5GHz-ready.

LP100 antenna system

Intellian’s antennas were also displayed in the booths of its valued partners

Also showcased by Intellian at CMMA 2019 was the Flyaway land-based, man-portable LP100 antenna system, designed for rapid and easy deployment, and the OW70 customer-facing user terminal, reflecting Intellian’s new and fruitful partnership with global communications company OneWeb.

Intellian’s antennas were also displayed in the booths of its valued partners. The new GX100NX Fleet Xpress terminal was proudly exhibited on the Inmarsat stand, while the v65 antenna – the world’s first and only 60cm-class antenna providing top RF performance in both Ku- and Ka-band – was a significant presence on the kt sat stand.

Happy hour event

Meanwhile, the ‘happy hour’ event at CMMA 2019 gave Intellian’s many partners and customers a valuable opportunity to visit the company’s booth, where an informative and productive time was spent networking and learning about the product range.

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