GetSAT Overview
"GetSAT Technologies specializes in cutting-edge antenna panel technology, particularly known for their InterFlat solution. InterFlat, designed for exceptional performance in a compact form factor, can be seamlessly integrated with GetSAT's advanced control and tracking system. This integration results in a highly versatile and self-contained satellite terminal system, delivering portable, high-speed, and full-duplex satellite communications capabilities.
Cumulative Funding Raised Over Time ($)
$520KJul 2015
Latest News
growth-positive
French giant Thales acquires Israeli spacetech startup Get SAT | CTech
French company Thales has acquired Israeli satellite firm Get SAT. The acquisition amount was not disclosed. Get SAT, based in Rehovot, provides high-data-rate communications through efficient antenna and terminals. The acquisition is expected to enhance Thaless global SATCOM business and its position in communications integration. Thaless interest in Get SAT was reportedly driven by the changing market requirements due to SpaceX, Elon Musks space company. Get SAT was founded in 2013 and employs around 40 people.
Acquisition
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Get SAT Revolutionizes Satellite Communications with the Launch of Innovative Multi-Orbit ESA
On June 15, 2023, Get SAT, a leading provider of micronized satellite communication terminals, announced the launch of its Multi Orbit Communication (MoComm) capability. This new product line allows for seamless switching between satellite constellations and operates in both Ku and Ka-bands. The MoComm terminals offer improved coverage, faster data rates, lower latency, and high-speed connectivity. The companys offering includes the Sling Blade terminals, which consist of three different electronically steerable antennas sizes and versions, designed for various applications including land, maritime, and airborne operations.
CustomersExpand
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Knowledge Base Presented By GETSAT "How SATCOM Vastly Improves Small UAV Flexibility" - UASweekly.com
The article discusses the limitations of line-of-sight (LOS) communication for small unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) in military operations. LOS communication restricts missions to less than 100 miles, impacting image resolution and video quality. The article highlights the need for better communications solutions, particularly for class 3 UAVs. Get SAT has developed a small SATCOM terminal that offers range extension to large class 2 and class 3 UAVs, previously only available to larger platforms. The terminal utilizes Get SATs patented InterFLAT panel antenna and fast-tracking technologies. It operates on both GEO and MEO satellite constellations, providing efficient bandwidth utilization for low-altitude missions. The terminal enables real-time intelligence gathering, dynamic retasking, and improved communications between UAVs and the base.
CustomersPartners
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After testing, Hughes is ready to produce HeloSat communications system - SpaceNews
Hughes is ready to produce a beyond-line-of-sight satellite communications system for government and commercial helicopters. The company has obtained certification for the HeloSat communications system, which includes a Hughes modem, internal helicopter wiring developed by Applied Concepts Group, and a GetSat antenna. Testing and demonstrations have been conducted, with successful transmission of data through rotor blades and various satellite networks. Hughes sees potential military, civil government, and commercial applications for enhanced helicopter communications, including surveillance, off-road motorsport races, search and rescue, and disaster relief. The company has spent years developing the helicopter modems and is now able to use smaller and lighter antennas. The article does not mention any specific customers, investors, or acquisition/valuation amounts.
Customers
growth-positive
Get SAT and R4 Integration Develop Low-Profile, High-Performance C-130 Multipurpose Hatch System for Multiple Government Agencies
Get SAT and R4 Integration have announced the completion and airworthiness certification of their C-130 Multi-Purpose Hatch system (MPHS). The low-profile KA-band MPHS provides enroute planning support to Special Operations customers and reduces weight by 50% compared to previous hatch mount solutions. The solution leverages Get SATs flat panel antenna technologies for high bandwidth data rates. The MPHS enables direct action forces to maintain situational awareness on the battlefield through real-time ISR, intelligence updates, and direct communication with commanders. R4 Integration, Inc. is the partner involved in the development of the MPHS. Get SAT Communications is a privately held company based in Rehovot, Israel, that provides portable and efficient antenna and terminals for satellite communication.
Partners
| Sector | Aerospace, Defense & HLS |
Funding
| Total funding | $520K |
| Last funding | $520K |
| Stage | Acquired |
| Rounds | 1 |
| Investors | 4 |
Team Members
5
Employees: 51-200
Web & Social Links
| Website | www.getsat.com |
| Careers | Careers page |
Locations
Eli Horovitz St 27, Rehovot, Israel
1750 Tysons Boulevard, McLean, VA 22102, USA
Photos & Videos
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GetSAT Business
Business models
B2B, B2G
Product stage
Released
Employees
51-200
Sector
Aerospace, Defense & HLSSpace TechCommunication & NavigationTarget Customer
Industrial ManufacturingDiscrete IndustriesAerospaceTransportation & LogisticsTransportation InfrastructureRoad & RailLogisticsMaritimeDefense, Safety & SecurityNational SecurityMilitaryCore Technology
CommunicationsSatellitesTags (13)
telecommunicationwireless-communicationmilitarytelecommunication-equipmentrf-technologysatellitesunmanned-aerial-vehicleantennasindustrial-technologiessatcomspace-techtrainsdual-useGeographic Markets
United StatesIsraelAfricaGetSAT Financials
$520K
Total funding
Undisclosed
Capital raised
$520K
Last funding
Acquired
Funding stage
1
Total rounds
4
Investors
Cumulative Funding Raised Over Time ($)
$520KJul 2015
Private Equity Funding
A Round
Jul 2015
$520K
Ben Weiss, Alumot, Adler Chomsky & Warsawasky, iVentures Asia
Public Offering / Exit
MNAEvent
May 2024
Undisclosed
GetSAT Lifecycle
Cumulative Funding Raised Over Time
$520KJul 2015
All Events
A Round
Jul 2015
$520K
Ben Weiss, Alumot, Adler Chomsky & Warsawasky, iVentures Asia
MNAEvent
May 2024
Undisclosed
GetSAT News
15 articles
growth-positive
French giant Thales acquires Israeli spacetech startup Get SAT | CTech
French company Thales has acquired Israeli satellite firm Get SAT. The acquisition amount was not disclosed. Get SAT, based in Rehovot, provides high-data-rate communications through efficient antenna and terminals. The acquisition is expected to enhance Thaless global SATCOM business and its position in communications integration. Thaless interest in Get SAT was reportedly driven by the changing market requirements due to SpaceX, Elon Musks space company. Get SAT was founded in 2013 and employs around 40 people.
Acquisition
growth-positive
Get SAT Revolutionizes Satellite Communications with the Launch of Innovative Multi-Orbit ESA
On June 15, 2023, Get SAT, a leading provider of micronized satellite communication terminals, announced the launch of its Multi Orbit Communication (MoComm) capability. This new product line allows for seamless switching between satellite constellations and operates in both Ku and Ka-bands. The MoComm terminals offer improved coverage, faster data rates, lower latency, and high-speed connectivity. The companys offering includes the Sling Blade terminals, which consist of three different electronically steerable antennas sizes and versions, designed for various applications including land, maritime, and airborne operations.
CustomersExpand
growth-positive
Knowledge Base Presented By GETSAT "How SATCOM Vastly Improves Small UAV Flexibility" - UASweekly.com
The article discusses the limitations of line-of-sight (LOS) communication for small unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) in military operations. LOS communication restricts missions to less than 100 miles, impacting image resolution and video quality. The article highlights the need for better communications solutions, particularly for class 3 UAVs. Get SAT has developed a small SATCOM terminal that offers range extension to large class 2 and class 3 UAVs, previously only available to larger platforms. The terminal utilizes Get SATs patented InterFLAT panel antenna and fast-tracking technologies. It operates on both GEO and MEO satellite constellations, providing efficient bandwidth utilization for low-altitude missions. The terminal enables real-time intelligence gathering, dynamic retasking, and improved communications between UAVs and the base.
CustomersPartners
growth-positive
After testing, Hughes is ready to produce HeloSat communications system - SpaceNews
Hughes is ready to produce a beyond-line-of-sight satellite communications system for government and commercial helicopters. The company has obtained certification for the HeloSat communications system, which includes a Hughes modem, internal helicopter wiring developed by Applied Concepts Group, and a GetSat antenna. Testing and demonstrations have been conducted, with successful transmission of data through rotor blades and various satellite networks. Hughes sees potential military, civil government, and commercial applications for enhanced helicopter communications, including surveillance, off-road motorsport races, search and rescue, and disaster relief. The company has spent years developing the helicopter modems and is now able to use smaller and lighter antennas. The article does not mention any specific customers, investors, or acquisition/valuation amounts.
Customers
growth-positive
Get SAT and R4 Integration Develop Low-Profile, High-Performance C-130 Multipurpose Hatch System for Multiple Government Agencies
Get SAT and R4 Integration have announced the completion and airworthiness certification of their C-130 Multi-Purpose Hatch system (MPHS). The low-profile KA-band MPHS provides enroute planning support to Special Operations customers and reduces weight by 50% compared to previous hatch mount solutions. The solution leverages Get SATs flat panel antenna technologies for high bandwidth data rates. The MPHS enables direct action forces to maintain situational awareness on the battlefield through real-time ISR, intelligence updates, and direct communication with commanders. R4 Integration, Inc. is the partner involved in the development of the MPHS. Get SAT Communications is a privately held company based in Rehovot, Israel, that provides portable and efficient antenna and terminals for satellite communication.
Partners
growth-positive
Get SAT Introduces Micronized Mobile Broadband SatCom Terminals for SES's O3b MEO Network
Get SAT, an Israel-based manufacturer of portable satellite communication terminals, has announced that its Micro SAT and Milli SAT terminals are compatible with SESs O3b MEO-based solutions. The terminals provide versatile data communications of up to 10 Mbps for mobile applications. O3b is the only commercially successful non-geostationary satellite communications system operating in Medium Earth Orbit (MEO), offering high-throughput low-latency capabilities for various applications, including communications on the move. The compatibility of Get SATs terminals with O3b MEO-based solutions is expected to lower costs, ease installation challenges, and optimize location placement on mobile platforms.
CustomersPartners
growth-positive
Janes Latest defence and security news
The Australian government plans to redeploy the armys 1st Aviation Regiment to Townsville. Saab has received an order worth AUD56 million from the Australian Department of Defense for Carl-Gustaf M4 rifles. The Islamic Republic of Iran Army Ground Forces displayed a Warmate-type loitering munition. The Japan Self-Defense Forces has been testing SpaceXs Starlink satellite communication services. The US Department of Defense awarded a contract to support the development of AeroVironment solar UAV effort.
PartnersCustomers
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Ovzon Partners With Satellite Terminals Startup Get SAT
Ovzon AB, a Stockholm-listed mobile broadband service company, has partnered with Get SAT Ltd. to jointly develop Satcom on The Move (SoTM) terminals for Ovzons global operations. The financial details of the partnership were not disclosed. Get SAT, founded in 2013, supplies antennas and portable terminals for high-speed communications in private companies, government, and military use.
Partners
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GetSAT and Inmarsat Introduce Market's Smallest Ruggedized Terminal for Global Xpress
GetSAT and Inmarsat have announced that Inmarsat has type approved GetSATs MilliSAT-H-GX and MilliSAT-W-GX for use on its Global Xpress service. These terminals are the lightest and most compact all-in-one solutions for the Global Xpress network. They leverage GetSATs miniaturized flat panel antenna technologies and are designed for ground vehicles. The terminals have been proven to operate in tough environmental conditions and are well-suited for land-mobile SATCOM applications. With Inmarsats type approval, ground and maritime users have access to a compact terminal for their connectivity requirements. GetSAT is a leading manufacturer of portable terminals for high data-rate communications.
Partners
GetSAT and HISPASAT to Offer On-Demand Mobile Satellite Services Unmanned Systems Technology
https://www.satellite-evolution.com/single-post/2019/01/10/GetSAT-and-Honeywell-win-multi-million-dollar-deal-with-US-Government?fbclid=IwAR1TTJHq5uZO7wRnvjqC8k8GAAb4fQFONO15m_k8Qk6xDiwHlzCWVsOe3W4
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GetSat Wins Comms-On-the-Move Deal with US Government - Via Satellite -
The U.S. government has selected GetSats MicroSat and MilliSat Land and Maritime (L/M) versions for secure Communications-On-the-Move (COTM) applications. The deal is worth an undisclosed multi-million dollar amount. GetSats micronized communications terminals are based on the companys InterFlat panel technology. The terminals are rugged and can be outfitted with various antenna sizes. They provide autonomous operation for transmitting and receiving bandwidth data rates at high speeds.
PartnersCustomers
Continuing its Industry Innovation, GetSAT Introduces the Highest-Efficiency Electronically Steerable Antenna (ESA)
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SatixFy and GetSat Announce First COTM Terminal Operating in DVB-S2X Very Low SNR Mode
SatixFy and GetSat announce the live testing and commercial availability of an integrated terminal solution based on SatixFys SX-3000 baseband chip. The solution operates at -9dB VLSNR, opening up new applications for government, military, and commercial needs. SatixFy is the first company to provide a fully integrated chip that supports the complete DVB-S2X standard. The partnership with GetSat allows for the design of compact and low-power solutions. SatixFy is a leading provider of baseband modem and antenna chips, products, and solutions, while GetSat is the leading provider of Micronized Satellite Terminals.
Partners
GetSAT, Hughes, Klas Telecom, and NexTech Solutions Partner to Demonstrate On-The-Move SATCOM Solution for HD Video, Voice and Data Connectivity
GetSAT Team
Employee Info
| Employees (range) | 51-200 |
| Exact count | 111 |
| Team members | 5 |
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| Confidence | 92/100 |
| Missing | markets, not claimed |
| BI Verification | Natalia Golczar |
| Registrar ID | 514968718 |
| Crunchbase | get-sat |
| Phone | +972765300700 |
| Creator | Jenny Sotnik-Talisman |
| Creator email | genys30@yahoo.com |
| Last updater | Ayelet Levi Shinebox |
| Updater email | ayeletlevis@sncentral.org |
| Last update | 2023-09-27T00:00:00.000Z |
| Created | 2016-06-13T00:00:00.000Z |
| Status detail | Acquired by Thales on May, 2024 |