Orchestrating the Future of Multi-Orbit, AI-Driven Space-Earth Integrated Satcom Solution
IBC2026 has drawn to a close. StarWin successfully completed its technology demonstrations and commercial negotiations in Amsterdam, spotlighting its full-stack portfolio of electronically steered phased array terminals across ABF, DBF, TDD, and FDD technologies.
In particular, StarWin fully implemented its 5M product strategy:
- Multi-Orbit Coordination
- Multi-Band Convergence
- Multi-Module Integration
- Multi-Network Roaming
- Multi-Scenario Adaptation
This strategy delivers a cutting-edge, AI-driven composite solution that highly integrates communication (5G+NTN), navigation, remote sensing, and computing. Within this orchestration framework, StarWin introduced the latest iteration of its Small Satcom Robotic Dog. Equipped with built-in Tian Qi, Tian Tong, and Skylo modules, an interactive LED face screen, and voice interaction, the robot allows visitors to talk with “her” and command her to perform movements. With AI-powered algorithm upgrades, StarWin will make the Satcom Robotic Dog more responsive to and considerate of human requests, fulfilling more human needs—especially in emergency recovery, companionship, education and training, and event displays.
In addition, StarWin’s Space-Earth Integrated Multi-Orbit Electronically Steered Phased Array Terminal, with a built-in 4G module and LEO/GEO modem, enables rapid auto-switching between GEO and LEO. It can also be integrated with StarWin’s anti-jamming and anti-spoofing antenna to make satcom simple and easy, ensure navigation systems operate properly, and keep vehicles, shipping vessels, and aircraft moving in the correct direction at all times.
Another major highlight is the StarWin IoT LEO system, powered by Guo Dian Gao Ke, China’s first licensed IoT LEO service operator. With its fast-growing Tian Qi IoT LEO constellation and StarWin’s innovative personal trackers, vehicle trackers, vessel trackers, animal trackers, and fixed detectors, the system brings more application scenarios to government, tourism, automobile, oil and gas, mining, remote factory management, marine, and low-altitude economy sectors. These capabilities can expand StarWin global partners’ market from small data to voice, video, and big data as the Tian Qi IoT LEO constellation expands from UHF band to L and S bands by 2030.
We understand that some partners were unable to attend IBC. The upcoming CABSAT will be even more helpful for our worldwide partners and clients to deepen cooperation with StarWin after seeing StarWin’s latest technology advancements in multi-orbit solutions to power the TC market. We look forward to StarWin supporting China’s IoT LEO and broadband LEO satellite ecosystems to bring a more promising future, especially with these operators’ successful commercialization targeted for 2027.
