Pivotal Commware develops software-defined antennas and radios for network operators who want increased speed, capacity and spectral efficiency. Our breakthrough technology, Holographic Beam Forming®, offers the necessary cost, size, weight and power consumption (C-SWaP) to make military grade beamforming viable for commercial markets.
Pivotal Commware CEO Brian Deutsch demonstrates the Echo 5G™ using Holographic Beam Forming® (HBF) in front of a live audience at Mobile World Congress Americas in Los Angeles on September 14, 2018. The Echo 5G acquires and boosts 28 GHz signals through double-paned, Low-E glass to achieve full-speed throughput.
The explosive demand for wireless access is challenging the capacity of today’s broadband links. Network operators acknowledge that beamforming will be critical to meeting these challenges with existing spectrum. Pivotal Commware introduces a breakthrough in electromagnetic physics, Holographic Beam Forming® (HBF). HBF offers the lowest cost, size, weight, and power solution available.
To keep pace with data demand, leading mobile operators anticipate the greater throughput and spectral efficiency associated with 5G beamforming. But cost-effective beamforming is here today using the lowest cost, size, weight and power solution available — Holographic Beam Forming (HBF). LTE network densification is well underway, and HBF allows mobile operators to go beyond remote electronic down-tilt. HBF slashes LTE operating costs associated with ongoing coverage optimization. The promise of self-optimizing networks — SON — is finally here.
