MatSing CEO Bo Larsson discusses major sporting events and high-density connectivity in his latest article with Telecom Drive.
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In his latest article with Telecom Drive, MatSing CEO Bo Larsson discusses what major sporting events reveal about the future of high‑density connectivity and how these…
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MatSing
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- Industry
- Telecommunications
- Location
- Irvine, US
- Company size
- 11–50 employees
About MatSing
Founded in 2005, MatSing has developed and patented new meta-materials to create the world’s first lightweight and multibeam Lens Antennas. This new approach for high-performance, high-capacity antenna design is more efficient and offers key advantages over dish and array antennas, the ability to provide broadband coverage, emit and maintain multiple beams, and to do so cleanly with minimal RF interference. Nationwide coverage isn’t the only critical challenge facing telecoms companies, and MatSing’s Lens antenna solution is ideal to meet the capacity demands of a smartphone-equipped population with new apps that chew through data, including uses at outdoor events, stadiums and macro uses in major cities. Each antenna can provide multiple independent sectors, up to 48, providing the highest capacity across multiple bands with the fewest antennas possible. MatSing lens technology is the perfect fit for 4G, LTE, and 5G mobile broadband coverage, and it is the most cost-effective network densification tool in the industry.
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