StarWin Shines at GITEX 2025 with "Xiao Yi" Satcom Robot Dog & Multi-Orbit Solutions
Shaping the Future of Connectivity: StarWin Shines at GITEX 2025 with "Xiao Yi" Satcom Robot Dog & Multi-Orbit Solutions
We were delighted to spend a fantastic week with China Mobile International (CMI) at GITEX 2025. Our standout highlight was undoubtedly the "Xiao Yi", an intelligent Satcom robotic dog that captured significant attention and admiration. This innovative product perfectly embodies StarWin's core expertise in developing highly integrated satcom and signal processing solutions. "Xiao Yi" demonstrates robust capabilities for government and enterprise emergency response and inspection in extreme conditions, while also opening doors to new consumer markets like home, family, and senior care. It is a testament to our vision of providing seamless connectivity for any scenario, any time and any where.
Tianqi LEO satellite constellation service represented by StarWin were another key focus in this event, with global coverage, highly penetrative UHF band signals, low power consumption, and StarWin’s modular plug-and-play UHF terminals designed for varied applications, this solution has gained traction among satellite operators worldwide. Meanwhike, the portfolio showcased includes StarWin’s advanced Ku ESA30 multi-orbit terminal, the SW035 airborne antenna for UAV, these solutions have sparked promising discussions for collaborations in oil & gas, power, asset management, emergency rescue, maritime, and logistics.
More importantly, we have already established good relation with oil, construction, and mining sectors, etc. We warmly welcome new customers to join us and we can benefit them like we benefit with our old customer in this sectors.
As we move forward, StarWin remains steadfast in strengthening our R&D and driving innovation. We are committed to delivering customized solutions and expanding our market presence, working hand-in-hand with our partners to co-create the future of satellite communication in the Middle East and beyond.
