Bureau 1440 company showed satellite Internet terminals

The Russian company Bureau 1440 has revealed details about the range of subscriber terminals designed to work with its own satellite communications system. The technical details of the devices were posted on the company's Telegram channel on October 6.

"To connect customers to the satellite communication service, we are creating a ground infrastructure and our own equipment," the message says.

The developers have presented three terminal models focused on different usage scenarios. So, the model 1440.EARTH was created specifically for installation on rolling stock. According to the company, the terminal is capable of maintaining an uninterrupted connection when the train is traveling at speeds up to 400 km/h.

The company has also prepared a serial device 1440 for the industrial sector.ULTRA. This terminal has maximum performance and provides data transfer speeds of up to 700 Mbit/s.

In addition, the third solution presented was the concept of a compact terminal 1440.MINI. A device with a target speed of about 100 Mbps. It is aimed at small groups of users, including emergency department crews and rescue teams.

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