KVector raises £3.8m to commercialise low-power beam-steered antenna
<p>University of Birmingham spin-out KVector has raised £3.8 million to commercialise a low-power alternative to AESA (active electronically scanned array) phased array antennas. Its beam-steered antenna – working from X-band […]</p>
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