//Ubiquitous Connectivity
"Welcome to the Ubiquitous Connectivity page. Along with Geospatial Intelligence, this makes up the major technology focuses of the Catapult for the 2018-2023 strategy. With 5G communications in preparation for commercialisation, this is an exciting time for the connectivity sector, and we are delighted to be a part of it. See below for some of our core areas of interest within Ubiquitous Connectivity, and get in touch if you would like to discuss how we can work together."
Kieran Arnold, Director of Ubiquitous Connectivity
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Why Ubiquitous Connectivity?
Integration of terrestrial and satellite communications does not happen as standard due to a lack of adequate systems and standards. We are investigating and proposing new ways to drive mainstream adoption of communications and positioning technologies.
We are establishing the Westcott 5G Step-Out Centre to engage the market in the development of new products and services ready for commercial deployment for 5G in 2020.
Within Ubiquitous Connectivity, we are focusing on:
- Pervasive devices
- Consolidated smart networks
- Frugal computing
In addition, we are supporting our other market areas with connectivity capabilities.
Our Focus Areas
Our activities are focused around these core areas
Pervasive Devices
We are working alongside research and industry partners to develop devices that fit the needs of ever-evolving technologies.
Consolidated Smart Networks
Satellites can work with other networks to provide a seamless coverage that would not otherwise be possible. We are demonstrating capabilities to integrate with other solutions in order to take advantage of this.
Frugal computing
We are looking to develop device concepts and demonstrators to address the issues of various market segments by adapting existing device hardware or proposing new designs.
// Get in touch
Click the button to get in touch with the Access to Space team for collaboration enquiries or for further information on our work in this area.
