Curvalux (terrestrial/LEO antenna tech)

Curvalux is a technology company developing fixed wireless access systems using advanced phased array antenna technology. The company's flagship product, the Curvalux 3.2 system, operates in the 24 to 31 GHz millimeter-wave frequency band and delivers multi-gigabit wireless broadband connections exceeding 2.5 Gbps with a 60-watt power draw and a link range of more than 20 kilometers. Curvalux positions its technology as "Wireless Fiber" designed to bridge the digital divide by providing high-speed broadband connectivity to rural and underserved communities at reduced infrastructure cost compared to fiber cable deployment. The phased array antenna systems used by Curvalux draw on design principles common to satellite communications, enabling electronically steerable, high-gain beams without mechanically moving parts. The company targets telecoms operators, internet service providers, and government connectivity programs in rural markets globally.