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MWC Shanghai 2025: Tongyu Communications Showcases Innovations in Wireless Technology and Satellite Connectivity
MWC Shanghai 2025: Tongyu Communications Showcases Innovations in Wireless Technology and Satellite Connectivity

Malaysian Reserve

time20 hours ago

  • Business
  • Malaysian Reserve

MWC Shanghai 2025: Tongyu Communications Showcases Innovations in Wireless Technology and Satellite Connectivity

ZHONGSHAN, China, June 19, 2025 /CNW/ — At MWC Shanghai 2025, Tongyu Communication Inc. ( debuted MacroWiFi, a large area WiFi coverage solution, along with five key product category: satellite communication for ground-satellite connectivity, high efficiency base station antennas, Integration of Massive MIMO antennas and sheet metal filter, low-altitude coverage antenna. The product show highlighted Tongyu's advancements in field of satcom, 5G-A, 6G evolution, low-altitude economy, and last mile, offering more innovative solutions for the industry. As global digitalization has accelerated, satcom is emerging as a crucial technology for global connectivity. Tongyu presented its satellite-ground interconnection solutions, which combine Low Earth Orbit (LEO) and Geostationary Orbit (GEO) satellite technologies. This solution provided reliable and efficient connectivity for maritime shipping, aviation communication, emergency response, and remote areas. Moreover, by establishing a production base in Hubei, China, and investing in satellite businesses through joint ventures and industrial funds, the company is strategically enhancing its focus on satellite payload, ground stations and terminals for commercial applications to meet the growing demand for reliable satellite connectivity. Winnie Wu, Vice President of Tongyu Communication, stated that its solution encompasses onboard payloads, ground stations, and satellite terminals. It has been successfully used in satellite internet experimental satellites and is now part of the supply chains for major international operators. 'As a key player in global communication technology innovation, Tongyu continues to make significant technological advancements, demonstrating industry-leading expertise.' Pioneering technological innovation, Tongyu is continuously pushing boundaries and leading industry development. Earlier this year, the company lunched its MacroWiFi solution, which uses high-gain antennas and long-range transmission protocol to deliver WiFi coverage of 1.5 to 2 km. Pilot projects are currently ongoing in Southeast Asia. Additionally, the newly launched the antenna for low-altitude, it provides seamless coverage from ground up to 600 meters, supporting applications like drone logistics and emergency communications but also common cellular network. This innovation boosts operational efficiency and helps develop the low-altitude economy, creating new growth and collaboration opportunities across different sectors. About Tongyu Communication Tongyu Communication Inc., established in 1996, specializes in the research, development, manufacturing, and sales of mobile communication antennas, radio frequency devices, and satellite communication solutions. With production facilities in China and subsidiaries across Europe and various locations worldwide, Tongyu Communication has built a strong global presence. For more information, please visit

MWC Shanghai 2025: Tongyu Communications Showcases Innovations in Wireless Technology and Satellite Connectivity
MWC Shanghai 2025: Tongyu Communications Showcases Innovations in Wireless Technology and Satellite Connectivity

Korea Herald

time2 days ago

  • Business
  • Korea Herald

MWC Shanghai 2025: Tongyu Communications Showcases Innovations in Wireless Technology and Satellite Connectivity

ZHONGSHAN, China, June 19, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- At MWC Shanghai 2025, Tongyu Communication Inc. ( debuted MacroWiFi, a large area WiFi coverage solution, along with five key product category: satellite communication for ground-satellite connectivity, high efficiency base station antennas, Integration of Massive MIMO antennas and sheet metal filter, low-altitude coverage antenna. The product show highlighted Tongyu's advancements in field of satcom, 5G-A, 6G evolution, low-altitude economy, and last mile, offering more innovative solutions for the industry. As global digitalization has accelerated, satcom is emerging as a crucial technology for global connectivity. Tongyu presented its satellite-ground interconnection solutions, which combine Low Earth Orbit (LEO) and Geostationary Orbit (GEO) satellite technologies. This solution provided reliable and efficient connectivity for maritime shipping, aviation communication, emergency response, and remote areas. Moreover, by establishing a production base in Hubei, China, and investing in satellite businesses through joint ventures and industrial funds, the company is strategically enhancing its focus on satellite payload, ground stations and terminals for commercial applications to meet the growing demand for reliable satellite connectivity. Winnie Wu, Vice President of Tongyu Communication, stated that its solution encompasses onboard payloads, ground stations, and satellite terminals. It has been successfully used in satellite internet experimental satellites and is now part of the supply chains for major international operators. "As a key player in global communication technology innovation, Tongyu continues to make significant technological advancements, demonstrating industry-leading expertise." Pioneering technological innovation, Tongyu is continuously pushing boundaries and leading industry development. Earlier this year, the company lunched its MacroWiFi solution, which uses high-gain antennas and long-range transmission protocol to deliver WiFi coverage of 1.5 to 2 km. Pilot projects are currently ongoing in Southeast Asia. Additionally, the newly launched the antenna for low-altitude, it provides seamless coverage from ground up to 600 meters, supporting applications like drone logistics and emergency communications but also common cellular network. This innovation boosts operational efficiency and helps develop the low-altitude economy, creating new growth and collaboration opportunities across different sectors. About Tongyu Communication Tongyu Communication Inc., established in 1996, specializes in the research, development, manufacturing, and sales of mobile communication antennas, radio frequency devices, and satellite communication solutions. With production facilities in China and subsidiaries across Europe and various locations worldwide, Tongyu Communication has built a strong global presence. For more information, please visit

MWC Shanghai 2025: Tongyu Communications Showcases Innovations in Wireless Technology and Satellite Connectivity
MWC Shanghai 2025: Tongyu Communications Showcases Innovations in Wireless Technology and Satellite Connectivity

Cision Canada

time2 days ago

  • Business
  • Cision Canada

MWC Shanghai 2025: Tongyu Communications Showcases Innovations in Wireless Technology and Satellite Connectivity

ZHONGSHAN, China, June 19, 2025 /CNW/ -- At MWC Shanghai 2025, Tongyu Communication Inc. ( debuted MacroWiFi, a large area WiFi coverage solution, along with five key product category: satellite communication for ground-satellite connectivity, high efficiency base station antennas, Integration of Massive MIMO antennas and sheet metal filter, low-altitude coverage antenna. The product show highlighted Tongyu's advancements in field of satcom, 5G-A, 6G evolution, low-altitude economy, and last mile, offering more innovative solutions for the industry. As global digitalization has accelerated, satcom is emerging as a crucial technology for global connectivity. Tongyu presented its satellite-ground interconnection solutions, which combine Low Earth Orbit (LEO) and Geostationary Orbit (GEO) satellite technologies. This solution provided reliable and efficient connectivity for maritime shipping, aviation communication, emergency response, and remote areas. Moreover, by establishing a production base in Hubei, China, and investing in satellite businesses through joint ventures and industrial funds, the company is strategically enhancing its focus on satellite payload, ground stations and terminals for commercial applications to meet the growing demand for reliable satellite connectivity. Winnie Wu, Vice President of Tongyu Communication, stated that its solution encompasses onboard payloads, ground stations, and satellite terminals. It has been successfully used in satellite internet experimental satellites and is now part of the supply chains for major international operators. "As a key player in global communication technology innovation, Tongyu continues to make significant technological advancements, demonstrating industry-leading expertise." Pioneering technological innovation, Tongyu is continuously pushing boundaries and leading industry development. Earlier this year, the company lunched its MacroWiFi solution, which uses high-gain antennas and long-range transmission protocol to deliver WiFi coverage of 1.5 to 2 km. Pilot projects are currently ongoing in Southeast Asia. Additionally, the newly launched the antenna for low-altitude, it provides seamless coverage from ground up to 600 meters, supporting applications like drone logistics and emergency communications but also common cellular network. This innovation boosts operational efficiency and helps develop the low-altitude economy, creating new growth and collaboration opportunities across different sectors. About Tongyu Communication Tongyu Communication Inc., established in 1996, specializes in the research, development, manufacturing, and sales of mobile communication antennas, radio frequency devices, and satellite communication solutions. With production facilities in China and subsidiaries across Europe and various locations worldwide, Tongyu Communication has built a strong global presence. For more information, please visit

SES signs multi-launch agreement with Impulse Space
SES signs multi-launch agreement with Impulse Space

Broadcast Pro

time26-05-2025

  • Business
  • Broadcast Pro

SES signs multi-launch agreement with Impulse Space

Selected missions will lift off aboard a medium-class rocket to LEO, where Impulse’s high-energy Helios kick stage will then carry each SES satellite to higher orbits within hours. Impulse Space, a leader in in-space mobility, has signed a multi-launch agreement with satellite operator SES to utilise its Helios kick stage system to reduce the time required for SES satellites to reach their final orbital destinations. The partnership will enable SES to move its payloads directly from Low Earth Orbit (LEO) to high-energy orbits, such as Geostationary Orbit (GEO) or Medium Earth Orbit (MEO), within hours rather than months. The first mission under this agreement is slated for 2027 and will see a 4-ton-class SES satellite launched via a medium-lift rocket into LEO before being swiftly transferred by Helios to GEO in under eight hours. This mission will mark the first commercial deployment dedicated solely to Helios, showcasing its full performance capabilities. The deal also leaves room for additional missions, allowing SES greater flexibility and speed in deploying satellites on demand. Traditionally, satellite operators targeting MEO or GEO have been limited to either costly and scarce heavy-lift rockets or extended, slow transfers using electric propulsion systems. Helios presents a new option—using chemical propulsion to transport satellites directly and rapidly to their target orbits, transforming the traditional satellite deployment model. Commenting on the launch agreement, Adel Al-Saleh, CEO of SES, said: 'At SES, we are firm believers that co-development and collaboration with our partners will help the space industry to evolve and quicken the pace of innovation. Today, we’re not only partnering with Impulse to bring our satellites faster to orbit, but this will also allow us to extend their lifetime and accelerate service delivery to our customers. We’re proud to become Helios’ first dedicated commercial mission.' Helios’ responsive capabilities and powerful engine enable mission operators to design—and price—satellites based on their specific operational orbit. This paradigm shift can simplify mission planning and decrease satellite mass, resulting in lower overall mission costs, while improving operational timelines. Tom Mueller, founder and CEO of Impulse Space, added: 'We believe MEO and GEO play a critical role in the space economy, but operators today face the challenges of slow, expensive, and inflexible access to these essential orbits. Helios changes that—it’s built to move large payloads to high-energy orbits quickly and reliably. SES has a long history of embracing innovation and pushing our industry forward, and we’re proud they’ve chosen Helios to support the next phase of their deployment strategy.' This marks the first commercial contract for a dedicated Helios mission—where a single, 4-ton-class payload will fully leverage the vehicle’s performance capabilities for direct transport to GEO.

TRAI releases spectrum allocation guidelines and prices for Satcom
TRAI releases spectrum allocation guidelines and prices for Satcom

India Gazette

time09-05-2025

  • Business
  • India Gazette

TRAI releases spectrum allocation guidelines and prices for Satcom

New Delhi [India], May 9 (ANI): The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) has released its recommendations for satellite-based commercial communication services. It includes the administrative allocation of spectrum for Satcom at a price fixed by the government, which will be reviewed every five years. For Geostationary Orbit (GSO)-based FSS (fixed satellite service), TRAI recommended a spectrum usage fee of 4 per cent of Adjusted Gross Revenue, subject to a minimum annual spectrum charge of Rs 3,500 per MHz. A similar fee will apply for non-Geostationary Orbit/Geostationary Orbit (GSO/NGSO)- based mobile satellite service (MSS). For NGSO-based FSS, spectrum usage charges will be 4 per cent of the Adjusted Gross Revenue plus an additional charge of Rs 500 per subscriber per annum in urban areas. Rural and remote areas will be exempt from this additional charge, subject to a minimum annual spectrum charge of Rs. 3,500 per MHz. TRAI proposed that these recommendations remain valid for five years from the date the central government notifies the policy regime, further extended by up to two years. The telecom regulator proposed that the AGR-based spectrum charges should be paid on an advance quarterly basis and be payable within 15 days of the commencement of the respective quarter. Minimum spectrum charges should be paid in advance at the time of spectrum assignment and at the beginning of every year. The quarterly/annual adjustment of payment dues shall be made with the minimum spectrum charge for the particular year only. TRAI was requested to provide recommendations on the terms and conditions of spectrum assignment, including spectrum pricing, while accounting for a level playing field with terrestrial access services for satellite-based communication services. The Recommendations made today have been placed on the TRAI's website. Recently, Airtel and Jio have partnered with Elon Musk's Starlink to bring the latter's high-speed satellite internet services to their customers in India. Satellite telecom in India will help the country provide much-needed services to remote interior places where conventional telecom services tend to be costly. Starlink's application to provide satellite-based services in India is pending approval with the Department of Telecommunications, Government of India. Its entry into India has gained currency lately, with Donald Trump winning the US presidency for a second term. Elon Musk is a close aide of President Trump. (ANI)

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