R&D

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Application Design Institute

 

 Established in 2015, the Application Design Institute is responsible for the application product design and R&D of satellite communication terminals. It comprises six specialized divisions—Structural, Hardware, Software, Engineering, Robotics, and Project—totaling 48 staff. The Institute has built a complete core technology system covering structural design, hardware design, and software and beam control, with proprietary algorithms enabling rapid beam acquisition, tracking, computation, and recovery. Through the IPD integrated product development process and key facilities such as the anechoic chamber, it drives the FL60, OTM45, ESA phased-array, and Tiantong terminal product lines from R&D to mass production, serving as the core support for the company's product engineering and market deployment.

Innovation Research Institute

 

As an R&D platform connecting corporate strategy, market demand, and technology engineering, the Innovation Research Institute undertakes end-to-end innovation responsibilities from technology pre-research, solution design, and prototype verification to production introduction. It comprises seven professional departments—Project Management, AI, Hardware, Logic, Intelligent Antenna, Software, and RF—focusing on frontier technology breakthroughs and new-category prototype development in communications, navigation, remote sensing, and measurement & control.

Production Management Center

 

The Production Management Center is responsible for all product manufacturing tasks, overseeing planning, organization, execution, supervision, and quality control, and collaborating with sales, R&D, and customer service to guarantee market delivery. It currently occupies approximately 700 m² of production area with seven production lines and an assembly capacity exceeding 800 sets.

Supply Chain Management Center

 

Guided by four objectives—stable delivery, cost optimization, uncompromising quality, and proactive risk prevention—the Supply Chain Management Center provides unified management of suppliers, procurement planning, cost control, data, and compliance. It comprises three departments—Supplier Management, Material Procurement (covering mechanical, electronics, overseas, and MRO), and Strategic Project Execution—and operates a full-lifecycle supplier management loop (development, qualification, certification audit, and performance optimization).

Quality Management Center

 

Guided by the policy of "standardized management, quality first, customer first, continuous improvement," the Quality Management Center establishes an integrated QM, QC, QE, and QA quality system. It implements full-chain quality control covering incoming material, manufacturing, finished product, and shipment, upholding the principle of "do not accept, do not make, and do not ship defective products," with anomaly tracing, 8D corrective action, and per-unit SN full inspection mechanisms.

Planning & Project Center

 

Serving as the operational hub for order-based projects, the Planning & Project Center coordinates material planning, production scheduling, work-order prioritization, and progress tracking, driving cost reduction and efficiency gains across procurement and production. It comprises four departments—Planning, Metrology & Certification, Product, and Intellectual Property. The Metrology & Certification Department operates anechoic chambers, conducting phased-array calibration, RF testing, and domestic and international product certifications.

Customer Service Center

 

Established in February 2021, the Customer Service Center is the company's pre-sales and after-sales technical support hub, providing 7×24 service to global customers across phased-array, flat-panel, and traditional antenna products—covering selection, solution design, installation and testing, delivery training, and maintenance. It operates a three-tier fault-handling mechanism (remote, on-site, and factory return) with regional ownership, forming a domestic team of 21 staff and overseas offices in the U.S., Italy, and Indonesia. 

Version of the future

 

• Attract the top talent in the industry and prepare for the technological challenges of the future. Set up a special training program for R&D centers to ensure that team members keep pace with industry development.
• Look for overseas partners to jointly conduct technology research and development. Establish partnerships with international research institutions and universities Promote technology exchange and talent flow.
• In-depth study of the current key technical problems. Cooperate with ecosystem institutions to jointly tackle key problems and solve industry pain points.
• We expect a 50% increase in R&D headcount over the next three years to build and invest in new laboratories and R&D facilities.
• Carry out in-depth research on cutting-edge technologies 4 new products will be launched in the next 5 years.

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