Global access, anywhere, anytime, while on the move -

That’s Kymeta’s vision for the future of connectivity.

Today connectivity is simply expected, yet there are many places

where access is limited. Mobile platforms and remote locations

often have limited or no access at all. Even moving outside

of major metropolitan areas can pose connection barriers.

Kymeta is removing those barriers and creating a new wave of

ubiquitous, high-speed, mobile, global connectivity.

Kymeta is leading a revolutionary change in mobile connectivity

with its first-of-a-kind antenna that can connect anything

that moves. Kymeta is delivering on the promise of what

connectivity is supposed to be. Its innovative software-enabled

metamaterials-based electronic beamforming antenna for

mobile communications opens access to satellite networks like

never before.

Changing the way the world connects

Five “Miracles”

Transmit and receive via a single aperture

Wide angle scanning and excellent beam performance

Electronically controlled pointing and polarization

Extremely low power consumption

First satellite antenna designed for

mass production

Mobile Connectivity LimitationsConnectivity: it’s an invaluable commodity that

has made the world smaller and smarter. Yet for all of its advancements and the bevy of innovation high-speed broadband has introduced, there are still tremendous barriers to overcome in order to reach uninhibited, global connectivity. Kymeta answers the questions of the two dominant constraints in the mobile communications industry: coverage and capacity.

Less than 10% of the earth is covered by 5G/4G/LTE, and the wireless spectrum it covers is incredibly expensive. Building out the infrastructure from the ground up would take billions of dollars and decades to implement. Add to this problem the number of new smartphones coming on to the network every day and the future of mobile bandwidth becomes clear: the current path is unsustainable. The narrow slice of spectrum dedicated to terrestrial mobility will be overrun.

Satellite Spectrum Opens Global Access

The good news is that there is over one thousand times more spectrum available by satellite with a global footprint. The problem is that we use most of this spectrum for fixed services because the current antenna technology cannot access this bandwidth.

Alpha Ku-band product used in 20,000 mile drive across America

Kymeta is solving this problem by replacing the current parabolic dish technology with a flat antenna that can be steered electronically and track a moving satellite from a mobile platform. As the new space race emerges with companies launching low earth orbit (LEO) and medium earth orbit (MEO) satellite constellations, Kymeta will meet this new era of mobility with best-in-class technology to unlock this potential.

Smart Satellite AntennaKymeta’s innovative use of metamaterials has

solved one of the satellite industry’s longest standing technical challenges: the need for lightweight, slim and efficient antennas that do not require mechanical components to steer toward a satellite.

Kymeta mTenna® technology is the next generation of connectivity. These smart antennas are electronically steered and software-defined. Instead of having mechanical steering components like current solutions, they use software to electronically point and steer towards a satellite; this means the antenna will auto-commission and auto-provision, allowing for rapid setup and installation.

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A Short History of Major Milestones

2016JANUARY 2016

Kymeta and Toyota partner on next-generation connected vehicles

JANUARY 2016Kymeta and Intelsat plan to bring terabyte connectivity

to the car

JUNE 2016Kymeta recognized

with 2b AHEAD

MAY 2011First 2D scanning prototype of a metamaterial scanning

antenna to scan in both directions, not just along

one axis

AUGUST 2012Kymeta spins out of

Intellectual Ventures - Closes $12 million

funding round

APRIL 2013Kymeta demonstrates Ka-Band satellite link

FEBRUARY 2013Kymeta named in top 50 MIT Technology Review Disruptive Companies

MARCH 2013Kymeta and Inmarsat

partner to launch business aviation broadband solution

SEPTEMBER 2013Kymeta and O3b

partnership formed to leverage next-generation

satellite connections

NOVEMBER 2013Kymeta named

2014 FiReStarter by Strategic News Service

JULY 2013Kymeta and Merck

partnership formed to develop liquid crystal

technology

JULY 2013Kymeta closes $50 million

financing round

MAY 2013Kymeta named to the

CNBC Disruptor 50

DECEMBER 2013First ever Tx/Rx

using metamaterial antenna

JULY 2014Kymeta named to the

CNBC Disruptor 50

SEPTEMBER 2014New design with software-driven

dynamic polarization including senses of circular polarization and reconfigurable linear polarization

DECEMBER 2014Kymeta closes $20 million

financing round

FEBRUARY 2015Glass-on-PCB type is evolutionary step to

glass-on-glass apertures

FEBRUARY 2015Intelsat and Kymeta partner to enable next-generation

satellites

MARCH 2015Kymeta joins Satellite Industry Association

MARCH 2015Kymeta and Airbus Defence

and Space partner on maritime satellite antennas

APRIL 2015Honeywell, Inmarsat and

Kymeta partner on advanced Internet

connectivity system

MARCH 2015Kymeta and Intellian partner

to deliver maritime terminals

AUGUST 2015Kymeta and Sharp Corporation

form manufacturing partnership

DECEMBER 2015Kymeta and Intelsat

complete mobility tests

JANUARY 2016Kymeta closes $62 million

financing round

JANUARY 2016Toyota invests in Kymeta via

Mirai Creation Investment Limited Partnership

JANUARY 2016Kymeta and Panasonic

Avionics partner on maritime deal

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