El sistema\u00a05G.MIL\u00a0es una denominada \u201cred de redes\u201d heterog\u00e9nea habilitada para 5G, dise\u00f1ada para integrar dominios de guerra a trav\u00e9s de redes militares t\u00e1cticas, estrat\u00e9gicas y empresariales aprovechando la tecnolog\u00eda de infraestructura de telecomunicaciones comerciales. La compa\u00f1\u00eda ahora se est\u00e1 preparando para poner en \u00f3rbita esta carga \u00fatil para conectar 5G en todo el mundo desde el espacio en 2024.<\/p>\n
Lockheed Martin has successfully completed a final lab demonstration for what it claims is the first fully regenerative advanced 5G non-terrestrial network (NTN) satellite base station.<\/p>\n
The company is now prepping to launch this payload into orbit to connect 5G worldwide from space in 2024.<\/p>\n
The technology was developed as part of Lockheed\u2019s 5G.MIL unified network solutions program. The 5G.MIL system is a 5G-enabled heterogenous so-called \u201cnetwork of networks\u201d designed to integrate warfighting domains across military tactical, strategic and enterprise networks by leveraging commercial telecommunication infrastructure technology.<\/p>\n
The advanced satellite base station for 5G, also called gNodeB:<\/p>\n
The final demo<\/b><\/p>\n
The final demonstration for 5G.MIL NTN was performed using high-speed data transfers connecting prototype NTN user equipment.<\/p>\n
A simulated satellite pass running space-hardened flight hardware was able to successfully connect and transfer data to a user on the ground including live video streaming.<\/p>\n
\u201cSpace layer capabilities are essential for consistent, secure connectivity and global coverage for 5G communications systems,\u201d said Joe Rickers, VP of connectivity, transport and access at Lockheed Martin. \u201c5G from space will enable joint all-domain command and control operations especially in austere environments, remote locations and contested areas. Our satellite base station is real, operational hardware and we\u2019re excited for the next step \u2014 integrating this powerful payload into our self-funded Tactical Satellite which we\u2019ll launch next year.\u201d<\/p>\n
The advanced 5G satellite base station is part of Lockheed Martin\u2019s global 5G connectivity strategy to develop and demonstrate fixed, relocatable, mobile and space variants.<\/p>\n