Galileo signal component successfully tested for IoT use
February 13, 2023
One Galileo satellite has been reconfigured to emit a new signal component optimized to serve low-end receiver devices and internet of things applications.
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One Galileo satellite has been reconfigured to emit a new signal component optimized to serve low-end receiver devices and internet of things applications.
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