Notch Technologies is rolling out a new lineup of software-defined antennas that use metamaterial structures to dynamically tune radio frequency (RF) signals for drones, ground systems, and other field communications platforms.
Metamaterials are electronically reconfigurable materials that let antennas precisely control, steer, and shape radio signals without moving parts, improving communication reliability in complex or contested environments.
Leading the series is MAGIC WIZARD, which weighs about 700 grams (1.54 pounds) and is designed for use across ground stations, vehicles, and fixed installations.
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