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Research & Development

MediaMobil participates in international and national R&D programs. The objective is primarily to develop communications services and applications. In this respect, MediaMobil has a track record of commercializing developments from R&D projects.

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Research and development projects challenge us to think in new approaches, to significantly develop previous technologies and to follow new ideas so that we can design the best solutions for our customers. For example, the SASSatSEA research project in 2010 gave us the start to our maritime services, which enabled us to grow into the maritime market.

Our Multilink Gateway MLG was also created in this way and has since supported our customers with many different features. Through research and development projects, we are already able to offer reliable, innovative and customized communication solutions of tomorrow to a large number of customers.

Ongoing research and development projects

Rekotrans

Rekotrans is an ongoing research and development project of the German Aerospace Center (LuFo Call 2) with the aim of accelerating aircraft accident investigation through the real-time transmission of flight recorder data by means of a satellite system. On one hand, this is intended to make the search for and recovery of flight recorders obsolete, and on the other hand to provide information about air accidents at an early stage and accelerate their clarification. As part of the project, MediaMobil is developing the software for air-to-ground data transmission with optimized protocols, that enable the transmission of as much data as possible in the shortest possible time in flight accident situations.

The software is specially optimized for satellite connections with high latency.

RoboTug

Since 2017, we have been working in the research project FernSAMS – deployment of remote-controlled tugs in berthing and unmooring maneuvers of large ships, which is funded by the BMWi (German Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy). The objective is to develop a remote-controlled tugboat to increase safety and efficiency in ship navigation in ports. In this context, MediaMobil is responsible for the development of a suitable communication solution that can meet the demanding requirements regarding the remote control and assistance system used.

Research and development projects completed

Com4Offshore

Communication for Offshore

The Com4Offshore project funded by ESA (European Space Agency) was recently completed, which aimed to develop a cloud-based and interactive communication and monitoring solution for the construction and operational phase of offshore wind farms.

SASSatSEA

Satellite Based Alarm and Surveillance System

The overall objective of the SASS@Sea project was to develop and validate a system to provide an integrated maritime communications service.

SASS-2IP

Satellite Based Alarm and Surveillance System

The objective of the SASS-2IP project was to develop, implement and validate improvements to the satellite-based alerting and monitoring system, developed in an earlier ARTES-3 project in an extended field trial.

EIES

Enhanced Information Services for the Exchange of Multimedia Information between Port Areas

SUMO

Satellite UMTS Multimedia Trials over Integrated Testbeds

The SUMO project aimed to identify and demonstrate generic approaches to support UMTS services and network control, with a focus on the satellite segment.

TOMAS

Inter-Trial Testbed of Mobile Applications for Broadband Communications

SATISFY2000

Satellite Integrated Services for the Year 2000

A European research project under the patronage of TEN-Telecom has developed a mobile satellite communications service, that supports the latest multimedia communications. SATISFY2000 has provided high-speed communications services to mobile users worldwide.

Research.
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