MatSing

MatSing is a developer of multibeam lens antennas, made from patented meta-materials to create lighter weightlighter-weight antennas, and antennas capable of high-performance,high performance and high-capacityhigh capacity. ThisThese isare intended to provide an advantage over traditional dish and array antennas, while beingand capable of offeringoffer broadband coverage with multiple beams and minimal RF interference.

The company was founded in 2005, and woulddeveloped develop and patentpatented theirits first meta-material for RF lens antennas in 2008. In 2014, MatSing would havehad theirits first commercial development oftheirof multi-beam lens antennas at Coachella Music Festival, and a year later, their antennas would see use at other events, including SXSW, Coachella, and the Presidential Inauguration.

MatSing offers their products to network operators, where they offerincluding antennas intended for high capacity and throughput, usedfor both indoors and outdoors;. forFor stadiums and arenas, the company offers antennas focused on mobile experiences for large crowds; and. forFor events, the company offers indoor/outdoor antennas capablethat ofcan scalingscale network capacity and bandwidth, and capabl eof being used both indoors and outdoors. All of these solutions, according to MatSing, are developed to deploy as few antennas as possible without sacrificing signal quality.

Some of the product categories offered by MatSing include MBA antennas, which are multi-bound antennas intended for macros, fixed wireless, stadiums, and venues and events; large sphere antennas built to be high-capacity and multi-band antennas for macros, venues, and events; single beam antennas built to be lightweight, offer single band lens antennas, and easy to mount and install with a focus on use in venues and buildings; and light pole antennas which offer six-sector, dual band, lens antennas intended for use in dense urban and high traffic area deployments.

Some of the product categories offered by MatSing include the following:

• MBA antennas, which are multi-bound antennas intended for macros, fixed wireless, stadiums, and venues and events
• Large sphere antennas built to be high-capacity and multi-band antennas for macros, venues, and events;
• Single beam antennas built to be lightweight, offer single band lens antennas, and are easy to mount and install with a focus on use in venues and buildings;
• Light pole antennas, which offer six-sector, dual-band lens antennas intended for use in dense urban and high-traffic area deployments.

MatSing is a developer of multibeam lens antennas, made from patented meta-materials to create lighter weight antennas, and antennas capable of high-performance, and high-capacity. This is intended to provide an advantage over traditional dish and array antennas, while being capable of offering broadband coverage with multiple beams and minimal RF interference.

The company was founded in 2005, and would develop and patent their first meta-material for RF lens antennas in 2008. In 2014, MatSing would have their first commercial development oftheir multi-beam lens antennas at Coachella Music Festival, and a year later their antennas would see use at other events including SXSW, Coachella, and the Presidential Inauguration.

MatSing offers their products to network operators, where they offer antennas intended for high capacity and throughput, used both indoors and outdoors; for stadiums and arenas the company offers antennas focused on mobile experiences for large crowds; and for events the company offers antennas capable of scaling network capacity and bandwidth, and capabl eof being used both indoors and outdoors. All of these solutions, according to MatSing, are developed to deploy as few antennas as possible without sacrificing signal quality.

Some of the product categories offered by MatSing include MBA antennas, which are multi-bound antennas intended for macros, fixed wireless, stadiums, and venues and events; large sphere antennas built to be high-capacity and multi-band antennas for macros, venues, and events; single beam antennas built to be lightweight, offer single band lens antennas, and easy to mount and install with a focus on use in venues and buildings; and light pole antennas which offer six-sector, dual band, lens antennas intended for use in dense urban and high traffic area deployments.