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Who are BRM Works?

A TTP company

https://brm-works.com/

Who are TTP?

TTP is an independent technology and product development company. We help our customers to create innovative solutions for terrestrial and satellite communications, which include IoT, 5G, satellite payload, user terminals and electronically-steered antennas, focusing on emerging areas, such as intersatellite communications, 5G Non-Terrestrial Networks (NTN) and connectivity for commercial UAVs.

https://www.ttp.com/industry/satellite-communications

This partnership goes beyond UAV drones into Commercial Aviation:

https://www.inmarsat.com/en/solutions-services/aviation/solutions/uavs/ttp.html

Case Study:

Demand for mobile-satellite services (MSS) is growing. Major contributors to this growth in demand are users that increasingly expect in-flight connectivity, social media access and telephony, while aircraft and vessels increasingly rely on data connections for the tracking and monitoring of critical equipment such as the engines.

All mobile-satellite services rely on specialised MSS terminals, which have traditionally been costly and taken years to develop. Inmarsat wanted to develop a next-generation compact aviation MSS terminal to stay at the forefront of the growing and highly competitive business aviation market.

Timely availability of the new satcom solution was considered to be key to market uptake. The goal was to minimise the time to market for a low-cost, compact and light-weight design that was easy to install on aircraft.

At the outset of the project TTP worked closely with the Inmarsat team to establish the requirements for the terminal. The subsequent development took advantage of Inmarsat’s small, low-cost, light-weight BGAN Radio Module (BRM) and interference-resilient front-end designs to quickly arrive at a new compact aviation MSS system design.

The new aviation MSS terminal is compact, easy to install on aircraft and provides end-users with cost-effective and reliable global connectivity, including voice and data for non-safety cockpit communications and passenger connectivity in the cabin.

It enables Inmarsat to respond quickly to the evolving needs of the growing aviation MSS market, which is particularly valuable in a highly competitive landscape where time to market is key for adoption.

https://www.ttp.com/work/cases/inmarsat-and-ttp-develop-compact-mss-terminal-for-aviation

Slide 12 of the recent Investor Deck:

Development Partner for Inmarsat’s VELARIS network:

Harvest will play a critical function in the global roll-out of Inmarsat’s bespoke connectivity service that is powered by ELERA and designed specifically for the commercial UAV sector.

Lo and behold, Harvest have delivered exactly what they said they would. If the proof is in the pudding - and it is - this is going to give the white ants indigestion.