Event
Notch launches MAGIC software-defined metamaterial antennas for drones, vehicles and ground stations
Key points
- Notch introduced MAGIC as a family of software-defined metamaterial antennas for drones, vehicles, ground stations and other wireless platforms.
- The systems use electronically reconfigurable metamaterial structures to shape and steer RF energy across 360 degrees without moving parts.
- MAGIC WIZARD targets ground stations, vehicles and fixed installations, while MAGIC ELF targets smaller unmanned aircraft with tighter size, weight and power constraints.
- Both configurations are designed to work with existing radios and standard RF interfaces with minimal integration.
Company context
Notch develops software-defined RF metamaterials for electronically steerable antennas, sensing, navigation and adaptive RF systems. Its MAGIC Series turns antenna behavior into a software-controlled layer for drones, ground robots, vehicles, ground stations and other wireless platforms.
Context
- Company
- Notch
- Segment
- Electronics
- Event type
- Product Launch
- Geography
- Cambridge · United States