5G
Protecting aviation from cellular interference
Honeywell launches Type J DLNA Device that Limits Effects of Cellular Interference on Aircraft
Spectrum compatibility for the future
Spectrum compatibility for the future
Lockheed Martin, Verizon demonstrate 5G-connected ISR
Lockheed Martin, Verizon demonstrate 5G-connected ISR capabilities for the Department of Defense
Nokia prioritises aviation
ATM talks with Thomas Rehberg of Nokia about the future of aviation within Nokia's portfolio
5G Interference and the Radar Altimeter
5G Technologies and Aviation - friend or foe?
Intelsat Continues Investment in Global 5G Software-Defined Network
Intelsat Acquires Two Software-Defined Satellites from Thales Alenia Space and now has Four Software-Defined Satellites in Production
Nokia 5G private wireless network deployment for Lufthansa Technik
5G-powered Virtual Table Inspection (VTI) remote maintenance use case trial quickly confirmed as mission-critical infrastructure for Lufthansa Technik
Verizon, UPS, and Skyward announce connected drone delivery
Skyward, A Verizon company, and UPS Flight Forward announced at CES 2021 collaborative efforts to deliver retail products with drones connected to Verizon 4G LTE, as well as 5G testing and integration for delivery.
ATCA Annual Day Four – All about technology
What is the new normal? It’s not only about the way we travel, it’s also about technology. One silver lining of the pandemic is that it drove digital transformation in many organisations at a faster pace. They simply had no choice if they wanted to continue to do busines remotely.
Skyward in motion: providing end-to-end drone support
ATM recently had the opportunity to speak with Skyward to better understand their portfolio of solutions. Although many people know that Skyward is a part of Verizon, you may not know that it started as a venture-backed startup looking to bring parallels from aviation to drones.
Nokia Expands Aviation Presence
Nokia seems to be doing a good job at transitioning its technology and lessons learned within the Telecoms and IT sector into the Aviation sector. It only stands to reason that these technologies that have already been adopted in many other forms of transportation and public safety would ultimately make their way into this sector.