Kymeta

Kymeta Corporation is an American satellite communications company founded in 2012 and headquartered in Redmond, Washington. The company is a pioneer in electronically steerable satellite antennas (ESA) based on metamaterial flat-panel technology, enabling satellite connectivity for mobile platforms without mechanical dish antennas.

Kymeta's antenna technology allows vehicles, vessels, and aircraft to maintain broadband satellite connectivity via flat, lightweight panels that can be mounted on any surface and electronically point toward satellites without moving parts. This eliminates the reliability issues and size constraints of traditional mechanically steered parabolic dish antennas.

The company's u8 and uCPE product lines deliver high-throughput Ku-band satellite connectivity for maritime, ground vehicle, and aviation markets. Kymeta is backed by major investors including Bill Gates through Intellectual Ventures, and has partnerships with Toyota and major satellite operators for integrated mobility connectivity solutions.

With its metamaterial-based satellite antenna technology, Kymeta is transforming how mobile platforms access satellite broadband, addressing markets in government and defense, commercial fleet management, and emergency communications where reliable connectivity in remote areas is critical.