On the road with our OneWeb demo truck: bringing LEO connectivity closer to end users across Europe 🚗 Our Mobile Demo Facility (MDF) recently completed a tour across Central and Eastern Europe, showcasing Eutelsat's OneWeb LEO services and terminals directly to various government and defence stakeholders. The road trip began at Defence24 Days in Warsaw, where the team delivered live demonstrations of OneWeb connectivity in real-world conditions, including high‑density urban environments and on-the-move scenarios. Continuing through a number of European countries, these demonstrations - alongside partners including NBS Maritime and GiTy Group - helped bring capacity, resilience and recovery capabilities to life for potential end users. The MDF highlighted how our services can be tailored for specific mission requirements no matter the location - as well as showcasing our AstraPNT anti-jamming solution. Across the continent, there was strong interest in how LEO connectivity can support mission-critical communications, from command-and-control to mobility and resilience in contested environments. Thanks to all the teams involved in delivering this tour - and to the many partners and stakeholders we had the opportunity to engage along the way.
Proud to see Eutelsat OneWeb continuing to demonstrate the capabilities of LEO connectivity on the move. The performance and resilience of COTM solutions are opening new possibilities for customers across enterprise, government, and mobility sectors. Exciting times ahead 📡
Well done to our sales engineers taking the MDF on its 7000km+ journey showcasing our capabilities directly to customers and partners, no small feat!
The world needs more LEO. Not just from Starlink. Real competition who care about the customer. You care. That is awesome. Perry.
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