Ultra-thin, low-power electronically steerable flat-panel antenna terminal for direct-to-home broadband internet from LEO satellite constellations — enabling connectivity for the unconnected 3.5 billion.
NexTenna LEO — Flat-Panel Satellite Internet Terminal
Ultra-thin, low-power electronically steerable flat-panel antenna terminal for direct-to-home broadband internet from LEO satellite constellations — enabling connectivity for the unconnected 3.5 billion.
Description
NexTenna LEO is NexTenna's flagship consumer and enterprise satellite internet terminal designed for direct-to-home broadband connectivity from LEO satellite constellations. Based on NexTenna's proprietary zero-power field-effect phase shifter technology, the terminal achieves electronic beam steering without consuming power for the phase shifting process — reducing system power consumption compared to conventional phased array user terminals. The flat-panel, ultra-thin form factor enables low-profile installation with no mechanical moving parts. NexTenna positions this terminal as a key enabler for bridging the digital divide, targeting the 3.5 billion people currently without reliable internet access, particularly in remote and underserved regions where terrestrial broadband infrastructure is absent.
Specifications
| Technology | Zero-power field-effect phase shifter (proprietary) |
|---|---|
| Steering | Electronically steered (no mechanical parts) |
| Form factor | Ultra-thin flat panel |
| Target network | LEO satellite constellations |
| Application | Direct-to-home broadband internet |
| Key benefit | Very low power consumption — phase shifting requires zero power |
