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December 2, 2024 | Compal Electronics Inc.Estimated reading time: 2 minutes
Compal Electronics, Inc. (Compal) announced the collaboration with Viasat, a global leader in satellite communications, to officially include the APAL Hestia NTN IoT Dongle in Viasat’s ELEVATE Marketplace, further driving innovative applications of satellite Internet of Things (IoT) technology. Compal will also showcase its latest satellite communication solutions at the 2024 TAIWAN International Assembly of Space Science, Technology, and Industry (TASTI), continuing to lead in the development of satellite communication technology and creating a seamless global network.
Breaking Ground in IoT Connectivity Beyond Terrestrial Networks: Compal and Viasat Pave the Way for a New Era in Satellite IoT Technology
As global IoT technology rapidly advances, the demand for data connectivity in remote and extreme environments is on the rise. Traditional terrestrial communication networks have limited coverage in remote areas, and satellite technology provides a crucial solution to this challenge. Compal intends to utilize advanced Non-Terrestrial Network (NTN) technology to provide stable, low-powered connectivity services to IoT devices, overcoming the limitations of terrestrial base station coverage.
The APAL Hestia NTN IoT Dongle is specifically designed for satellite IoT applications, supporting two-way satellite communication, compliant with 3GPP Release 17 standards, and capable of delivering global coverage through Viasat’s satellite network. It can be applied in industries such as logistics, agriculture, energy management, and environmental monitoring, offering businesses a more flexible and reliable data connectivity solution for revolutionary changes.
Expanding Global Market Influence through Viasat’s ELEVATE Marketplace
By joining the Viasat ELEVATE Marketplace, Compal will expand our exposure to new markets, accelerating the promotion of innovative technology applications. The ELEVATE Marketplace will provide a platform for Compal to reach a broader global market and expand its presence in the satellite IoT field.
Eric Peng, Executive Vice President at Compal, “We are confident in our collaboration with Viasat. Our satellite IoT solutions will enable more efficient and comprehensive services for customers worldwide and access to the ELEVATE Market place will help to expand the reach of those solutions. This collaboration not only means technology innovation but also opens up new business opportunities for Compal.”
Compal to Unveil Multi-Orbit Satellite Communication Solutions at 2024 TAIWAN International Assembly of Space Science, Technology, and Industry (TASTI)
Highlighting its research and development strengths in satellite communication technology, Compal will unveil a series of satellite communication terminals at the 2024 TAIWAN International Assembly of Space Science, Technology, and Industry (TASTI), scheduled for December 1–4, 2024. The conference will bring together leaders in satellite technology, academy, industry representatives, and government agencies from around the globe.
Compal’s showcase will feature its latest multi-orbit satellite communication and versatile application solutions, underscoring its achievements in satellite communication and offering advanced connectivity solutions tailored for smart cities, smart agriculture, disaster response, and more. This exhibition marks an important step for Compal in strengthening partnerships across the global space industry, establishing a robust foundation for collaboration for industry leaders – including Viasat. The company aims to have a meaningful impact on the global satellite IoT market and to provide pioneering connectivity solutions for diverse sectors worldwide.
Details on Compal’s 2024 TAIWAN International Assembly of Space Science, Technology, and Industry (TASTI)
- Exhibition Dates: December 1 (Sun) to December 4 (Wed)
- Location: Kaohsiung Exhibition Center
- Booth Number: 243
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