A Portuguese company TURFLYNX makes mobile robots and information-based solutions for golf courses and other sports fields. They developed the first fully autonomous fairway mower TURFLYNX F315, and SATELLINE-EASy radio modems are used for acquiring location data.
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Ab Solving Oy is specialized in the design and manufacturing of heavy and light load handling systems. They use SATELLINE-EASy radio modems in many of their Automated Guided Vehicles.
Marine environment sets high demands for the equipment and data transfer. The equipment needs to be robust and reliable. This is one of the reasons why Norwegian company Satpos has chosen SATEL as their partner. Satpos concentrates on the cutting edge technology mainly for the oil, gas and maritime industries.
Challenging conditions set high standards for data transfer. One application that takes this up a notch is marine target drones. L3Harris ASV is the leading supplier of unmanned and autonomous marine systems. The company uses SATEL radios.
The Remote Controlled Target Boat (RCTB) is used in naval gunnery training, weapons testing and ship command and control assessments. These boats are autonomous and remotely controlled, and their use eliminates risks to personnel and equipment.
Finnish Labkotec is a leading measurement equipment manufacturer and services provider for many industrial applications.
Novatron is a Finnish technology company focused on earthmoving automation. Their systems improve productivity, worksite safety, sustainability and the quality of work in infrastructure construction.
Videosys Broadcast Ltd provides camera control systems and broadcast RF transmission for live broadcast events such as sports, concerts, and live studio shows.
A Finnish electricity company Tornionlaakson Sähkö Oy is one of the central electrical companies in Northern Finland.
When the going gets cold, it gets really cold. Especially in Antarctica and Concordia Research Station. The weather stations there use SATELLINE-EASy radio modems. The harsh environment sets high standards for the products.
Vapo is one of the leading bioenergy users in heat production in Finland, Sweden and Estonia. The company uses SATEL-LP products in its district heating network to transfer measurement data that is used for adjusting the pressure differences. The aim is to guarantee heat to customers in a cost-efficient way.
Moored-ships monitoring in the Outer Port of A Coruña
SmartRadioNet GmbH has radio network of five main radio stations that serve Southern and Central Bavaria. They use SATEL XPRS Solution and the connection is excellent: over a distance of 141 kilometres.
Dry climate, location and distances, dependency on irrigation and the vulnerability of the technology set special demands for cultivation. The solution was SATELLAR IP radio router network.
HS-Vesi has trusted in SATEL radio technology for years in their water treatment systems, and have installed more than 200 SATELLINE serial communication radio modems.
Teknoscale Oy has applied SATEL’s technology to the data transfer of vehicle and aircraft scales.
Viking Grace is the world’s first LNG powered passenger vessel that uses radio modems for data transferring.
Real-time passenger information improves public transport in Helsinki, Finland.
Accurate navigation helps fire fighters find the right route, which saves time – and lives.
Advance information on vacant parking places helps drivers, enhances the fluidity of the city traffic and reduces traffic congestion.
Plenty of snow, open slopes and good preparation are important in today’s skiing experience.
Sudden windshears or downdrafts are dangerous phenomena for aircraft during the takeoff and landing.
VR Track Oy needs reliable data transfer equipment to send GNSS correction data in its surveying work.
Extremely fast data transfer is one of they key things in precise measurement.
Stockholm Vatten uses SATELLAR IP radio routers for mission-critical communications in their waterworks automation network.
RWiK Bialogard executed integrated water system in seven municipalities in Poland.
In Nokia, Finland, different generations of equipment operate together, allowing the water network to be renewed one part at a time.
The company wanted to replace the old radio transmission technology with an efficient, modern solution. It was also seeking easily PC-programmable equipment.
The wireless data transfer network of Bursagaz, a large Turkish gas distribution company, was designed and produced by SATEL.
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