Gotonomi is a British manufacturer of compact communication terminals that provide uncrewed aircraft with satellite and cellular datalinks for beyond visual line of sight operations. Gotonomi designs compact communication terminals that give uncrewed aircraft a satellite and cellular datalink for beyond visual line of sight (BVLOS) operations. The terminals carry command and control, telemetry and payload data, including voice and video streaming, between the aircraft, remote operators and air traffic control.
The range has four products. The Velaris 200 combines the terminal and an L-band antenna in one IP67-rated unit (145 mm diameter, 580 g). The Velaris Module (95 x 95 x 15 mm, 195 g) and the Velaris Multilink Module (140 x 95 x 15 mm, 245 g) are paired with the company's 200-A Omni antenna (210 g). The Multilink Module adds an LTE link, which can act as primary, fail-over or redundant path, and a Linux-based on-board computer for partner software such as video compression.
The terminals use the Viasat Velaris L-band service, the network used for aviation safety communications, with up to 200 kbps upload and download and global coverage down to 20 degrees of elevation. Gotonomi is a value-added reseller of Velaris airtime, with plans of 175 MB to 2.5 GB a month. Data is encrypted on air to 3GPP standards. First-line support runs around the clock through a partner, with product and integration support from a team in the UK. Gotonomi is part of the TTP group, whose registered office is in Melbourn, Cambridgeshire.
